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Our side of the knockout stages looks more promising now that Italy has been knocked out. Austria are the biggest worry. Fingers crossed for tomorrow!

I hope so. I think if we do well enough, next season we might see a few more successes. This time it really shows how well we did. We had the highest assist maker and the highest goalscorer.

I reckon the semi-finals might be quite tough, but I hope England can make it further. I'm not sure if we can get through the next round after this one, though.

I thought everything was alright now? I read that a group came in and found a way to save Southend?

I'm pleased for him and his family. I hope he comes back focused and determined to help us if we get through. I'm not sure if he'll be back in time to play, but we have other players who can step in if needed.

I hope Kyle Cameron gets a chance to fight for his place. Good competition might show us what he can do and if he can improve further. I think our next targets should be a right-footed centre-back and an attacking midfielder.

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Sorry, I thought he was rather incompetent. He seemed capable, but he was either lazy or lacked effort.

He’s a good player, and we definitely misused him. However, we now have people at the club who won’t make the same mistake. Crewe have made a good signing.

Hello @BiggestPieInGlasgow, pleased to say welcome you.

It's nothing to worry about right now. I understand that reporting the news is important, and everyone has their own opinions. However, it feels like it's beyond our control, and many fans will need to get used to it. Success will attract bids, but we don't have to sell anyone.

Up the Super Notts! It's fantastic to see a mention of us; it's clearly a reference to the club but with a logo that's free from copyright restrictions.

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Notts County supporters have turned away games into a special occasion, something to anticipate even when the team is in poor form. While winning and good performances enhance the experience, I often find myself obstructed by taller individuals, typically in their mid-20s to early 30s, who seem more interested in socialising than supporting Notts. Some of our fans are embarrassing and lack a connection with fellow supporters.

It appears that Notts County are being prepared well for the upcoming game. I believe Stuart Maynard is extracting more from the team, and a victory would be a fitting reward for that effort.

I always feel excited about home games, which is a strange feeling when you think back to previous eras. I believe the Notts players will make a game of it, and if they work hard, Meadow Lane can be a daunting place for the opposition.

I know some people might see this as a dig at Luke Williams, but he really ought to consider giving David McGoldrick and a few other players a break every now and then. I understand it might not be easy, but perhaps giving some of the overlooked players a chance could make a real difference and help the team improve.

I reckon our home performances have been truly special this season; not many teams have found us easy, and I believe that if we stick to Luke Williams' game plan, things will go just fine. I'm hoping we can have a full-strength midfield, and it would be nice to see Dan Gosling start if he's ready to play. I think Macaulay Langstaff and David McGoldrick will have attempts at goal. We just need to play with the exciting intensity we know Notts can bring to the game.

It feels like yesterday's match really showed us where our flaws lie. It's unfortunate but necessary for growth. Much respect for Williams for calling it as it is.

Defensively, we were dreadful. We made it incredibly easy for our opponents, but credit must be given to Colchester United as they played exceptionally well. It was frustrating to see that we looked superb in attack, and Colchester struggled to cope with us in that aspect. However, we fell apart and made poor decisions, which is the most frustrating aspect of the game.

It's pleasing to observe that supporting Notts has provided him solace during a challenging period. Undoubtedly, the forthcoming season and the promotion achieved last year will hold significant importance for him. The article is highly commendable and makes for an enjoyable read.