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We have released six main shows to date, with two additional PONcast Extras and of course, the introductory episodes and it is still early days for the Pride of Nottingham. Within this item, you will find where to subscribe to our show. Whilst also finding where exactly to find each PONcast, as always we would welcome your views on our social pages and of course the community forum. Since the public release, our hits have been phenomenal and we cannot thank you enough for your support – It is done for our enjoyment but we are pleased to see the shows received so well. As a community we are delighted with the progress we have been making recently, so with addition to our video content – having audio based is an added bonus. In the most recent addition, episode 6 – We touch upon the latest signing Rhys Sharpe, what does he have to offer? In addition, we discuss the recent back room staff shakeup at Meadow Lane, Roy Carroll's international cap for Northern Ireland and we discuss former Magpie loanee 'Jack Grealish's' recent trip to Wembley. There is also a fantastic interview with Pride of Nottingham member Super Ram. As always you can subscribe to the Pride of Nottingham PONcast, you can do so by Itunes for all IOS devices. We are available on a mix of apps, which include all major mobile platforms – Android, Blackberry and even Windows based devices. We are also on the popular TuneIn Radio app, which is supported on all devices and it includes an app for windows 8-based computers and laptops. To-date we have 518 subscribers, this has grown from 437 which prior to pre-launch we had a total of 15 Below you can read the PONcast Episode 6 Show Notes. You can listen to the PONcast by clicking play. [media]http://traffic.libsyn.com/poncast/PONcast_Episode_6.mp3 If your mobile cannot display the media player, please download directly from - Here. We would like to thank every subscriber for taking the time to regularly catch our PONcast episodes; including casual listeners. It is an absolute pleasure to be doing these audio shows. If you have not yet subscribed, please do share this journey with us here at Pride of Nottingham. Be sure to check out our on-demand service over at poncast.co.uk if you have not caught all our existing episodes to date, you can also do so if you are subscribed via any app. You Pies! ---------------- Previous Episodes PONcast Introduction - Link PONcast Episode 1 - Link PONcast Episode 2 - Link PONcast Extra - Link PONcast Episode 3 - Link PONcast Extra (All-Stars Special) - Link PONcast Episode 4 - Link PONcast Episode 5 - Link

After the public release of the Pride of Nottingham PONcast Episode 3, we have focused on bringing the fans a special addition of the PONcast extra. A special look into the all-stars match which took place on the 17th of May 2015. Notts-Joe and Joe Jones took to covering the game, whilst promoting the event in a special and unique way. After the public release of the Pride of Nottingham PONcast Episode 3, we have focused on bringing the fans a special addition of the PONcast extra. A special look into the all-stars match which took place on the 17th of May 2015. In this recent PONcast Extra, you will hear exclusive interviews with the Jimmy & Jack Chair, Lisa Black, along with magpies fan Helena Page and also former Notts County legends Mark Stallard and Andy Legg. As always you can subscribe to the Pride of Nottingham PONcast, you can do so by Itunes for all IOS devices. We are available on a mix of apps, which include all major mobile platforms – Android, Blackberry and even Windows based devices. We are also on the popular TuneIn Radio app, which is supported on all devices and it includes an app for windows 8 based computers and laptops. To-date we have 437 subscribers, which prior to pre-launch we had a total of 15. Below you can read the PONcast Extra (All-Stars Special) Show Notes. You can listen to the PONcast by clicking play. [media]http://traffic.libsyn.com/poncast/PONcast_Episode_6.mp3 If your mobile cannot display the media player, please download directly from - Here. We would like to thank every subscriber for taking the time to regularly catch our PONcast episodes; including casual listeners. It is an absolute pleasure to be doing these audio shows. If you have not yet subscribed, please do share this journey with us here at Pride of Nottingham. Be sure to check out our on-demand service over at poncast.co.uk if you have not caught all our existing episodes to date, you can also do so if you are subscribed via any app. You Pies! ---------------- Previous Episodes PONcast Introduction - Link PONcast Episode 1 - Link PONcast Episode 2 - Link PONcast Extra - Link PONcast Episode 3 - Link

Former Notts County duo Sean Newton and Greg Tempest have secured contracts for their services, with the former Magpies set to face each other within the 2015/16 season within Vanarama Conference. 26-year-old Newton has joined Wrexham after being released by Lincoln City while youth team graduate Greg Tempest has gone on to join the Imps.“Once I heard that Wrexham and the gaffer were interested in me, then there was only one club for me, There were offers from other clubs, and others at a higher level, but this place ticked all the boxes.” said Newton. “I’ve played against Wrexham plenty of times and always thought this was a place I would love to play”, he added. Tempest, who made a string of appearances for the Northern Ireland Under-21s during his time at Meadow Lane, said of his move: “I'm grateful to Boston really. When I knew I wasn't in the manager's plans at Notts County, I had to get out on loan. “Notts didn't have a reserve team, so I was not getting any game time. Playing for Boston kept me involved and made this move possible." Pride of Nottingham wishes both Sean Newton and Greg Tempest all the very best with their careers.

We are now at Episode 3 with the Pride of Nottingham PONcast and we are delighted with the progress made so far. These early shows have helped us to get to grips with the production, allowing us to work on the principles we set outright when we began Pride of Nottingham many moons ago. Joe Jones and I have been enjoying discussing Notts, as we have throughout our involvement with doing the Pride of Nottingham website, and we are delighted to bring yet another feature to the Notts County community. We have an on-demand service for folks to catch up with these features, which can be found on the PONcast website. You can subscribe to the PONcast show by downloading any of the major Android apps, the likes of ‘Podcast Addict’, ‘Podcast Republic’ or even the ‘Pocket Casts’ app which I highly recommend. You can also subscribe via Itunes for all IOS devices, including Iphones, Ipads and Mac computers. In addition, we are on the popular TuneIn Radio app, which is available on multiple platforms including Windows handheld devices. To-date, we have 3 main shows available, one PONcast Extra and the introduction episode we released at the very beginning. Below you can read the PONcast Episode 3 Show Notes. [media]http://traffic.libsyn.com/poncast/Pride_of_Nottingham_-_PoNcast_Episode_3.mp3 If your mobile cannot display the media player, please download directly from - Here. You can listen to the PONcast by clicking play. Please be sure to share this journey with us here at Pride of Nottingham, subscribe and get in touch with us on our community forum at www.prideofnottingham.co.uk/community/ or on any of our social pages. You Pies!

The folks who brought you the brilliant Great Escape imagery that spurred Notts County to safety last season are back with a fantastic new set of designs featuring some of the greatest Magpies to sport the legendary black and white stripes! The Art Of Football have created artwork of such Notts greats as Les Bradd, Sir Charlie Palmer, Tommy Lawton, Phil Turner and Tommy Johnson, which you can get in both t-shirt and print form! With the launch of new designs the Art of Football has kindly provided us Notts fans with two t-shirts which we will be giving away as prizes, keep tuned for news regarding these two contests tomorrow! View the Full Collection To view their range of designs and to find out more, visit art-of-football.com now or follow them on Twitter or Facebook.

Many of the fans’ wishes came true yesterday, with the announcement of Jim Rodwell’s departure from Notts. However, what does this mean for a club like ours? More importantly, what does it mean for the future of the football club? The announcement comes at a weird time since the club needs to have as much stability as possible. In addition, rumours have emerged of Damian Irvine’s contract not being extended. On the pitch, Notts are looking desperate and at half time against Rochdale the views of the fans were quite clear. We all want to see Notts doing well, although I am concerned about the reshaping which is happening and it leaves me to question how we move forward. The answer is not so easy to answer but I’m hoping for a brighter future for the Magpies. It appears that more and more fans want Derry out, I do not argue with opinions and I have come to be at the stage where I feel that the ending to this season will be grimmer than the whole of last season. We had real hopes this season and for one reason or another, it just has not progressed. Speaking to my driving instructor, another passionate Notts fan who runs the ‘Notts Driving School’, we have discussed the moments on and off the field and I feel that we really did miss something back when Shaun Derry decided to have a word with the players. I mean, why not now? Why are we not seeing more togetherness? The approach, which had been put in place after he arrived, helped secure the great escape. It is leaving questions – can it be done again? I do think we will be fine, I mean my driving instructor Jim said we can be lucky that the teams beneath us are so poor and I feel that this is a valid point. The problem I see is that leading a game and appearing to dominate before going on to concede, collapse and lose against supposedly weaker teams, it worries me. So how does Notts move forward? I do not believe for a second a new arisen will make much difference, it is not like a phoenix waiting to be released from the fire or a birth of a new beginning is on the cards. I am sorry to say it, I feel we will have to battle and work much harder to see the changes we hope for. The budget next season may help, however it all depends what happens from now until the end of the season. I certainly hope that Derry can turn the tide and withstand the pressure, I hope the squad of players he called ‘his type of players’ start to repay him for his chance to lead what I feel is a very passionate club. And for next season, we must learn from the past few seasons and start to install real hope, real togetherness, and harbour the passion which I see each week from the fans. I am still excited about the next season, yet I am daunting the weekend and I do not know what know what to expect from MK Dons. I know I fear that we could lose quite heavily, though I hope somewhere along the way we start to patch things.