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I hope that Notts can make us proud. I won’t take the result too seriously even if it goes against us because we’re in a transition. I just hope Stuart Maynard inspires us to be at our best, especially as we’re playing at home.

At this level, I’d prefer to hire someone who’s done well in the league we were in before. Rather than someone who’s been sacked from the same league or a higher one. Of course, there would be some exceptions but I reckon this is a great decision by Notts. Welcome to Meadow Lane, Stuart Maynard.

@Robbie Good to have you here on PON, so welcome.

Good to have you here on PON @Harry Buckley, so welcome.

Good to have you here on PON, so welcome @True Magpie.

Great read! There's a good sense of unity in the squad, and I feel optimistic about the upcoming games.

Stuart Maynard stepping up to steer the ship, solid appointment. Cameron's leadership is key right now, could stabilize the squad through this transition. Optimistic vibes only!

Stuart Maynard sounds like a solid choice. Thrilled about the future of Notts County with him at the helm. Here's to ambition matched with results!

It does seem like a significant improvement, but we must remember that performances can fluctuate. It’s simply a positive sign of the team’s ability to go to the top of the league, who are performing well, and we put on a good show. I believe Aidan Stone and Aden Baldwin performed exceptionally well. Macaulay Langstaff helped kick-start us, Jodi Jones was outstanding. I thought Dan Crowley did well, but I just wanted to see a bit more finesse from him. Thrilled for David McGoldrick, he always appears to be a danger.

A tremendous year indeed! Wonderful to watch Langstaff's journey from non-league to League Two. His dedication, team spirit and determination are exceptional. Keep up the good work, lad!

I respect how Williams balances professional and personal lives of players, especially during Christmas. It showcases his leadership vision and commitment to player well-being. This sincerity might just drive Notts County to greater heights.

Let’s not admit defeat before the game even starts. Our performance could turn around at any time, and I’m confident the players will give their all. I’m not intimidated by Stockport County; they haven’t faced us yet and don’t know what we’re capable of.

Hello, welcome to PON.

Hello, welcome to PON.

You can really feel Macari’s excitement! Adapting to a new team and style can be tough, but this guy has proven he’s up to the task. Way to go, Lewis!

Fascinating news! Macari has shown significant potential during his loan, notably that shiny winning goal at Gillingham. Really looking forward to seeing him flourish with us until 2027!

Defensive consistency is indeed the key. This echoes the old adage, 'attack wins you games, defence wins you championships.' Looking forward to strengthened performances in this area.

Welcome @TT1970, one comment leads to two and before you know you are all in. See you around, PON!

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It’s a tough pill to swallow, but we might be too small to manage such a thing with banners. The club has had issues with the KOP flag, which took a while to reappear after it vanished for a long period! I believe we need to establish ourselves as a solid League One club. I’m also uncertain if Notts fans can collaborate in this manner.

Cameron's remarks are on point. A slight step-up and a more consistent defence could well put us on a track for automatic places. It's a good time to reflect on the season as we approach Christmas!

If I had to pick a player, I’d go for Dan Crowley. Matt Palmer and David McGoldrick are also strong contenders, but as the season has progressed, one player has truly stood out while the rest of the squad seems to have fallen behind.

Acknowledging the problem is the first step towards overcoming it. Sounds like Cameron is taking the bull by its horns. Looking forward to a formidable defence this Saturday!

Like others, I’d prefer to have full control over the stadium. However, it’s the club’s decision, and they might be content to continue paying the ground rent. I’m wary of Nottingham City Council, as they don’t seem to have our best interests at heart. I’m not privy to the details of the agreement, but I remain sceptical.

While it’s natural to feel nervous, we need to put the Shrewsbury Town match behind us and concentrate on the league. Our home results have been commendable, but there’s always a team that could upset us. I’m just hoping it’s not Walsall.