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Hello, @Emma Duffield. Welcome to PON. Have fun on the site.

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We must give him a chance and hope that he contributes. I do not have any expectations of him, but I do hope that if he is needed, he can help us progress with our season. I do not know much about Jevani Brown, so I will see how he does during his loan spell with us.

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From where I sat, neither of the first two goals looked dubious. The highlights suggest differently, but both sets of fans know how appalling the level of officiating is in League Two. Taking the goals out of it, Notts were so much better than Grimsby, mainly due to the quality of Jones and Crowley. There was great support from two proper sets of fans. The attendance was 10,000, but it would have been 13,000 if not for Sky affecting the game.

It’s good to see Jodi Jones being awarded. The trophy is huge! It’s also good to see Dan Crowley and Macaulay Langstaff gain further awards while representing Notts.

Come on Notts, let’s start with a win over Grimsby. It would be a good time to get those vital 3 points, which would push the club higher up the table. I think Stuart Maynard is showing good signs. Hopefully, the starting lineup can make it easier without needing changes to bring us back into the game.

It’s really encouraging to see the level of preparation going into the new season, especially with the new pitch and training facilities. The fact that the club has invested in making sure the pitch suits our style of play speaks volumes about our ambitions. I’m also pleased to hear Maynard talking about turning Meadow Lane into a fortress. We’ve always had passionate fans, and with over 6,000 season ticket holders, the support will be stronger than ever. Fleetwood will be a tough opponent, but if we can execute our game plan and take advantage of the new pitch, I think we’ll start the home campaign on a high. Can’t wait for Sunday’s match, it should be a great game!

You're leading 2-0 at half-time, so I would expect Shrewsbury to come out determined to turn things around. Their manager might have given them a telling-off, or perhaps the frustration from their fans made the point clear. As the home team, I believe they should have fought to get back into the match. Once they scored, the momentum shifted in their favour, but they are still a League One team. Forcing penalties after being down 3-2 may be hard to accept, but it does deserve some recognition.

We can’t really have any expectations until we’ve seen the team compete against several good clubs. However, I hope we do well against Tranmere. Their ground makes little difference if we travel in voice. If we are at our best as fans and create an encouraging atmosphere, we could out-sing them.

It’s old news, but I’m surprised that Alex Kirk hasn’t found a club. I wonder if Bromley will pick him up? Their manager has said they would like him back. As for us, I would like a striker and an attacking midfielder. If the club could recruit two exciting players for these positions, I think we would have a strong squad to fight for promotion. https://www.vavel.com/en/football/2024/05/05/1181673-andy-woodman-wants-to-bring-alex-kirk-back-to-bromley-next-season.html Some of our fans act like we’re a million miles away. They probably haven’t seen how the team has done in person during pre-season and are judging the results solely.

Matt Palmer should be the captain. He should have been given the role in the first place. He’s the first player on my potential team sheet when fit. If Macaulay Langstaff had been made vice captain, it wouldn’t have been as negative. But here we are.

Adding a striker, a midfielder, and two centre backs would be a good way to strengthen the team from here. We don’t need to worry about signing a goal scorer, but another striker would be beneficial.

Following any football club will always bring some disappointment. When we reflect on Macaulay Langstaff’s transfer, we should remember the moments and memories he gave us fans. For instance, his penalty kick at Wembley that helped us gain promotion, his 40+ goals in the National League, and all those rainy match days when we hoped to return to the Football League. Langstaff will always share a bond with Notts, and with us, the fans.

I’d like to extend my best wishes to Connell Rawlinson. He’s made a valiant effort and has served us admirably. If only he were a tad quicker on his feet. He certainly has the defensive mindset, but his physical capabilities aren’t quite up to our standard now.

There’s a website available that enables you to track historical changes. It’s quite popular among the Dead Road/Street communities. Observing these changes, particularly the shift from local shops to shopping centres, supermarkets, and retail outlets, can be disheartening. However, it can also be an interesting journey to embark on at times.

The Magpie Brewery, conveniently located next door, could potentially collaborate with local businesses in Nottingham and even the wider East Midlands area. The Nest, in my opinion, is a significant accomplishment for the club. Providing us fans with our own space is truly commendable.

Well, it could be similar to what happened with Luke Williams. It didn’t seem like he would be leaving until it actually happened. These things sometimes take a while, and just because there’s silence, it doesn’t mean something isn’t happening. There could be more to this, or there might not be. I believe Notts will be able to find a striker who can score goals, but finding someone with Macaulay Langstaff’s ability and potential is less likely. That doesn’t mean we can’t find a good striker to step into his shoes. I just hope we can keep him because with him, I believe we could reach the Championship one day before he retires.

The site is fine, as was the old one. There’s not much difference aside from the design and navigation. If it makes the online shop and other features more streamlined, then it will be a good thing. I just wish the ticketing system was better; even TicketMaster is dreadful.

It’s lovely to see old photos of Nottingham. There are some fantastic Facebook communities that share these vintage pictures. You don’t get to see them often unless the Nottingham Post picks them up.

Italy is average. If we face them, it would be time to seek revenge for the unfair play and defeat we suffered the last time we played against them. Austria looks strong, but I don’t rate Switzerland highly as they seem overrated. They can perform well, but at times, they appear average. England stands a good chance of reaching another final; they just need to play as a team and reach their potential. The knockout stage is there for us if we can improve our performance.

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Palmer’s dedication to Notts is unmistakable. Even when facing injury hurdles, he stayed positive and focused. His engagement in New York and subsequent vice-captaincy are such wonderful highlights in his journey. Rehabilitation at Saint George's Park seems to have paid off splendidly, with his knee showing significant improvements. His anticipation to play with Scott Robertson is shared by many fans, as their combined skills could potentially elevate the team's performance. The way Palmer talks about the club’s ambitions is motivating, and as loyal supporters, we can’t wait to see the exciting times ahead. His story is an inspiring blend of personal and professional success.

Nick Tsaroulla's signing is an excellent addition to our team. His performance at Crawley Town, particularly his memorable goal against Leeds, really stood out. His ability to play on both flanks and provide strong defensive support makes him a versatile asset. Richard Montague’s remarks on Nick’s dedication and talent reassure me that we’ve made the right choice. I’m excited to see how he blends with players like Jodi Jones and Aaron Nemane. This signing adds depth and experience to our squad. Good luck, Nick!