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Hello! Good to have you here, welcome to PON and the community.

Hello, @StanfordPie. Welcome to PON. Plenty of decent Notts fans here always keen to welcome new faces.

Much of the viral content on social media annoys me, especially when there are stricter regulations about public photography and recording. We can attribute some of this to those YouTubers who are always filming people.

I’m struggling to see how this is an improvement on Steve Cooper. Cooper has brought stability to a team that was far from Premier League standard, yet he managed to promote them. He’s also managed to keep them in the Premier League against the odds. Now they’ve taken a gamble on someone who, at best, is average.

The figure of 85% will undoubtedly appeal to the EFL board. The remaining 15% being attributed to human error seems reasonable, as everyone is prone to making mistakes.

It’s intriguing to see the names of some players being discussed. I’m hopeful that we can secure a substitute for Matty Palmer, who is sorely missed, as well as another centre back. My preference would be for a centre back who combines speed with the experience to read the game effectively.

Dan Crowley is often mentioned because of his significant involvement. Without him, we still have a strong squad, but the contributions are more team-based. Sam Austin can be excellent, but not always. Jodi Jones performs well in most games, but some teams make it difficult by assigning 2 to 3 players to mark him. Teams seem to struggle to mark Crowley, but just because he’s frequently mentioned doesn’t mean the other players aren’t performing well. They also contribute to Crowley’s consistency.

Typically, Walsall tends to perform well or better than us. They often have skilled players, which makes the game both frustrating and entertaining. Since we’ve been in the National League, I haven’t followed them closely and don’t recognise any players. However, their league position won’t matter until after our match. Hopefully, Dan Crowley and Jodi Jones will be ready for their visit. Let’s see how it goes!

Jim O’Brien has had a few near misses this season, so when he finally scored, I was thrilled. He’s a player you can easily relate to.

It’s uplifting to hear about people escaping from North Korea. I wouldn’t want to live in North Korea, Russia, or China. If I suddenly vanish, one of them is responsible.

I don’t mind who owns Meadow Lane, as long as it’s our home ground. I trust the club to make the best decision. The current lease gives us some security.

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It's unsettling to see Notts' current defensive challenges. However, Cameron's admission of the scenario and ambition to bounce back imbues hope. More power to him and his leadership! As fans, we look forward to seeing the defenders put up a spirited performance against Walsall. We know they've got it in them to strike a solid defence.

Well done to both of you and to everyone who made last month really enjoyable to participate in.

Crawley should have stuck to their strategy that allowed them to control most of the first half. Instead, they let Notts start to show their quality. Our midfield, even though it was a bit makeshift, did incredibly well. I thought the second half was excellent. We won’t always dominate teams for the full 90 minutes and sometimes we’ll find it tough, but that’s why our possession and passing are so crucial.

That’s fantastic, we didn’t really have a proper summer this year. The art beautifully captured the natural transition of the seasons. The video was also great, it was calming and soothing, just as art should be.

Nothing makes me prouder than the brilliance exhibited on the pitch yesterday. Not only did the lads put on an excellent attacking display, but they also held firm when we were under pressure. The likes of Daniel Crowley and Junior Morias shone particularly bright with their spot-on passes and impressive finishes. I can't wait to see what the rest of the season holds for us.

It's uplifting to see Bostock highlight the unity within the Notts County team. His emphasis on learning and improvement, even after a great first half, is indicative of a team with a lot of ambition. This article gives a great insight into Bostock's journey and the incredible spirit of Notts.

Sensational news, isn't it? Just what the good old kop needed. Will not only serve the fans but also likely uplift the club's profits. Can't wait for a cold pint during the next match!

This article has put into a very clear perspective what Notts County's journey has been like so far. Facing top-tier teams to prepare for a transformed adversary, the story is in the making. The open admission of ambition and preparedness from Williams indicates the fighting spirit of our beloved team. Bring it on, Bradford City!

Jim Gannon ended up that way after playing for us on loan.

Dan Gosling’s eagerness to join Notts is just what the team needs to retain its momentum. His praise for the manager and his excitement over the club's newest signings shows his dedication to thrive at Notts County. What stands out, though, is Gosling's willingness to challenge himself, even as he had the opportunity to stay in Watford. To see a player of his calibre enthusiastic about playing in League 2 is very encouraging. Glad to have him on board.

This is what makes a team great, the ability to stand strong under pressure, resilience to turn tides in your favour, and unity under adversities. Notts has shown all three. Despite being pushed back on multiple occasions, they've held their nerve to head into the next round. Aden Baldwin's comment, "Anyone will do. We don't fear anyone, anyone will do," truly embodies the spirit of Notts County's performance.