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  1. It's 9:13am over here and I just woke with a pounding headache from yesterday's adventures but the headache went away immediately as though split in two by a sword when I saw this news on my news feed! I must admit, maybe others aren't, I'd like to know what the general thought and feeling is among the support but at the risk of sounding like a naive fool I was surprised by this. I understand it of course but also I worry because I wonder who could potentially clean this up quickly. Bottom of the league all right. I guess it maybe was felt to be too risky to give Nolan til the January window. Wow. Ah man... I never thought for a second after last year that this would be happening again. Ugh I need some lucozade Edit: You know what though I must admit I did not crunch the numbers so well as Mr. Hardy. Fair play to the chairman. 8 wins in 28 matches overall with a horrendous away form. It all makes perfect sense now.
  2. I agree with everyone. This was very well written and absolutely correct. It's not crying and making excuses to state the facts. Kevin Nolan never made excuses throughout the season when the lads lost or drew a point. He always took responsibility and attributed blame where it was due. You come to the pitch expecting the officials to do their job and in multiple cases their inability to do their job properly directly affected the outcome. Leg 2 should have begun 1 nil. It's so blatantly true how could anyone deny it that a side coming into a Game with advantage will feel and play more confidently. Furthermore after battling back to 2-2 only to have your heart ripped out by poor officials will of course have a horrendous effect on morale. The players may well have felt they had to compete against Coventry and officials alike. Lastly I read an account of the match I believe it was the Guardian. Commenters were saying Notts didn't deserve to go on because Nolan is a disciple of launching it up, throwing the ball into the box etc. That Coventry and Exeter are the true footballers and thus deserved moreso to go to Wembley. Any thoughts? Keep up the good work

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