Chris

The BlueSky link doesn't work for me, but I searched him and found that he's gone out on loan. He's a promising player, who with the right experience could become a good player. https://www.facebook.com/20531316728/posts/10154009990506729/

Ollie Cooper for me, Dean Campbell as a close second and then followed by Nick Tsaroulla who was brilliant going forward, but struggled to defend IMO.

The first 15 minutes from the Notts perspective were absolutely brilliant to watch; we hit them from the moment the game began and it was very enjoyable to see how quickly we would win back the ball. I did feel like we were a little disorganised at the back at times, and James Gibbons didn't really support Nick Tsaroulla all that well but this could be that Will Alves is just a level above League One. He looked a very classy player, and is one of few worthy mentions from the visitors. I thought they were very poor on the ball, and a brilliant team goal is the only second worthy of praise for them. Their support was shocking, just as much as their ability to retain the ball. I thought Notts played excellently, and deserved something from the match. The referee seemed a little clueless, missing obvious pushes, never aware of their shirt pulling antics but the moment the Notts player slighly tugged he'd give a free kick. Luka Smyth doesn't seem to be fit enough to start games, he had a lot of poor, rushed passes to contend with but he just didn't seem to have the energy levels. I think we need to be patient with him, but the changes injected a better urgancy. Conor Grant's goal put a smile on my face, he works hard and gets critised for failing to score. He's a good player, who seems to rush and overthink those key decisions but I can't help but feel he's capable of getting us going and is useful when it comes to creating chances. His ability and reading of the game is as enjoyable as watching how we performed yesterday.

The level of depth is a good thing, as we do play quite a lot of numbers in midfield and rotation does seem to be of high importance this season. I don't know much about Hindolo Mustapha, but I am sure the recruitment consider how he would fit in and sometimes the playes who fail to feature is down to them or the fact other players are just performing much better. Let's see how he gets on and try to support him.

I have a feeling it will end up as a draw, my head is telling me 2-2 but for an opening game it wouldn't be a bad result. Notts does need to play well enough with us kicking the new season off at Meadow Lane but I don't think Leicester City will be a pushover. It's good to see we have also sold out our allocation, which will be nice to see the ground full on an opening day. Team wise, I am not sure but I believe Martin Paterson will put out the best side. It would be interesting to see who starts up top, and if Jodi Jones makes the team.

I love that yellow kit; I think it was simple but stunning. I really wished we would have a sensible yellow away kit, with black smartly positioned. Some of the defending, and keeping is a bit comical. It must have been exciting to watch the game, as 3-4 is quite a close game and 7 goals are quite rare to have seen in live games. I don't think have seen Notts play Burnley yet. I had hoped to make the league cup game, but my friends were not able to book it off from work.

If I were Anthony Patterson I would have kept my options open, because he's done well at the Championship and in the Premier League, Wrexham have made a good signing but I can't help but feel it's a backwards move for Patterson. I know he spent some time out on loan at Millwall, but he should have attracted interest from teams that are above the Championship. He should do just fine, and that might put him in good stead for making a return to the Prmeier League, but at the price paid, I am not sure it will be for a fee. Unless Wrexham do the unthinkable and gain promotion. I don't think they are ready for that just yet.

It's nice to be the one who's sent the link to him, no doubt I will have to remind him but I do hope he takes part in PL. If he needs me or Kate to post for him, we will but fingers crossed he can. He's doing okay, blows hot and cold. He is mostly tired, but he deserves to rest now. I will be calling him soon; I'll tell him your message.

I think this is the club looking to unlock a talented gem, that we might otherwise be unable to sign and that it's on the back of our growing reputation of working with young talented players. Now he's signed, it's only a matter of time before we learn about Jodi and his future, but for now we must focus on the squad.

Bless you, Michael. Your kindness never fails to amaze me. It's only a short walk, and I could get an uber but I prefer someone with me. I am quite mindful of falling or dislocating one of my knees and not being able to get up. I did this once in Vic Centre and people just walked past me, except an elderly lady who kindly helped me. Since then, I have hated the idea of it. As a community this extends from me, if anyone needs help, someone chat with or I have a skill I can help with I am more than happy to help. Thank you, my friend.

One for when we make the Championship in the next 3 years, aye, @Piethagoram?

He's not someone I am all that aware of, and I don't remember his name from games I have watched or players that I have been trying to keep tabs on. Surprising that he signed for York City, considering the mess they are in with the departure of Stuart Maynard and if Notts had a big accepted, the snub to sign for a League One team would be even more baffling. I am not that bothered we lost out on this, but I wish him well at York.

I am a cider drinker, I like my fruits and to actually enjoy what I taste. I have tried beer, some is okay but I would only describe it as 'drinkable' and it's not something I would go out of my way. My father, he's the real expert when it comes to beer. I am surprised he hasn't noticed this discussion as it is something he could contribute to but I think Super might be otherwise distracted these days. It's a shame because I do miss seeing him post. He'd liven this up, far more than my dampening post could.

I didn't listen to the game, but I checked the score/stats and noticed at points Burnley had 70%+ percent of possession. Taking Burnley to penalties is also a good result, because it shows defensively we can deal with quality. It's a shame to lose on pens, especially after Cal Roberts put us ahead, but it does allow us to focus on the league. It should also give fans some hope because they are a good team, regardless of it being early days in the new campaign.

Jake asked me if I knew who he was, and I do. He's a youngster I have been impressed with before he broke into senior mens football, he stood out in his England u17s days. The only belmish is his lack of actual football. He's got the talent and should be someone fans find exciting to watch but it would make sense as to why he's found himself in League One on loan. We are establishing ourselves with the role I mentioned the club should be pushing for when we signed Jorge Grant and Ryan Yates. Do I feel concerned that he doesn't have much playing experience? Not at all, and I hope he comes with the desire to fight for his place in the team because if he settles and enjoys it, I think we'll have another loan gem who can go on to have a bright future in football. I think people will find his skill, and directness of play to be very entertaining.