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I don't think there's a need for such a statement. Some of our fans have been known to demand immediate answers, which can lead to responses. While this statement might discourage such behaviour, it's unnecessary. I'm sure the board and club worked diligently to secure players. The process is not as straightforward as some fans may believe.

It's quite foolish to continue selling merchandise with incorrect spelling. If the mistake were only on the packaging, it might be understandable. However, having the wrong spelling directly on the merchandise is inexcusable. A sticker could cover up the error on the packaging, but there's not much you can do with a "Yeovl Town" scarf.

It was a true test of character for Notts County and they passed with flying colours. McGoldrick’s performance was top-notch, with his second goal particularly impressive. The team’s response to going behind was commendable, they didn’t let their heads drop and kept pushing. The defensive effort at the end showed real mental toughness, with Bass making some vital saves. This kind of resilience and quality is what’s needed for a successful promotion campaign. This victory will surely boost the team’s confidence. Proud of the lads and looking forward to the next match. Let’s keep this momentum going!

I love George Abbott’s attitude toward his new challenge with Notts County. Changing clubs after years at Tottenham must be tough, but he’s embracing it with open arms. His focus on playing men's football and the recognition of its importance for his career advancement, including potential national team appearances, is impressive. Enthusiasm for the training session and his quick integration with team-mates is a great start. As a defensive midfielder, his versatility will undoubtedly be an asset. It’s reassuring to hear that Notts style aligns closely with what he's accustomed to, ensuring a smoother transition. Eager to see how he impacts our performances this season.

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I’ve always been interested in football history, and Tom Keetley’s story is a perfect example of why. He wasn’t just a great player; he was a record-breaker and a key figure in Notts County’s history. The fact that his record for goals in a season stood for over 90 years speaks volumes about his talent. But what really makes his story stand out is the contrast between his success on the pitch and the challenges he faced after retiring. It’s sad to think that a player of his calibre struggled financially and with his health after giving so much to the game. This article really highlights the need for better support for footballers after they hang up their boots.

Notts deserved the win. It was a good result, and Grimsby didn’t know how to handle Notts. They simply couldn’t cope, and the more Notts grew in confidence, the better the chances came. Would I feel hard done by if the result was the other way around? It would be annoying, but some of their fans, just like ours, like to cry over spilt milk. It’s football, it happens. Whilst I sympathise that perhaps one goal should definitely have been disallowed, the fault lies with the referee, not Notts.

Good result. I think Notts deserved the win. Grimsby might be better on a different day, but unlucky for them, they couldn’t cope against us. It was impressive to see Notts control them and limit what they could do, whilst freely scoring.

Would it be fair to assume they didn’t place the order and wanted the money paid beforehand, so they could guarantee the shirts were sold and no money was lost?

Great performance by the squad. Curtis Edwards was all over the pitch and impressed everyone. Some might suggest it won’t be noticed, but I am sure even Grimsby fans felt he did well.

Nice to see PON doing something that benefits the community. I am sure fans and youngsters would appreciate this offer. Good luck with it.

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Grimsby have more reasons to be up for the game. I don’t say this to be negative, but with their start to the season, having won and playing a nearby rival, one they have a history of beating, I am more concerned that we could have a setback. If Notts can end the first half 0-0, I would be happier knowing that we could make something of the game. If we concede or narrowly lead, then I think it will be quite open. I can see them forcing Notts out of the habit by making us attack the KOP in the first half too.

Middlesbrough 1-1 Portsmouth Sunderland 0-2 Burnley Charlton Athletic 2-1 Bolton Wanderers Joker ???? Lincoln City 2-1 Mansfield Town Cheltenham Town 0-0 AFC Wimbledon Newport County 0-1 Accrington Stanley Rochdale 0-0 Forest Green Rovers Sutton United 0-1 York City

4-3-3 Formation GK: Steve Cherry RB: Steve Finnan CB: Michael Johnson CB: Shaun Murphy LB: Ian Baraclough CM: Gary Mills CM: Phil Turner CM: Neal Bishop RW: Paul Heffernan LW: Enzio Boldewijn ST: Tony Hateley I’ve tried to pick some players who aren’t the usual choices. I thought about their height, speed, and skills. This might not be the most logical or memorable group of players, but I believe they would win games if they were in their prime and playing for Notts County.

I love David McGoldrick. He’s one of our own, and I’m glad he’s come back. The earlier part of last season, he was on fire, and I would love to see more of that form. This season, he has done well, but you can see he’s more of an impact player at this stage of his career. He will get goals, but I wouldn’t rush to start him over the likes of Jatta.

Good preview. It might be unpopular for me to say this, but David McGoldrick’s best position is on the bench. I fully expect him to start cup games and some matches where we can afford to give him a chance. I just wouldn’t in a game like Grimsby. Despite his experience, he has little speed, and if we rely on him, he will burn out fast. He’s a good player, but part of the issue last season was caused by him burning out and being tired. He’d make a bigger impact coming off the bench.

Looking forward to seeing what Notts County brings to the table against Fleetwood Town. Our season’s start has been less than ideal, with a mix of a hard-fought draw and a disappointing League Cup exit. However, playing at Meadow Lane in front of a near-capacity crowd could be the turning point. We have potential stars in the making, and now is the time for them to shine. Fleetwood's away form isn't the best, giving us an advantage. Alex Bass in goal has been superb, and with stronger defensive tactics, we can avoid conceding sloppy goals. Here’s hoping for a solid performance, securing three points, and giving our fans something to cheer about!

Stall makes some excellent points about the match against Shrewsbury. Although it was disappointing to lose on penalties, there were a lot of positives to take away. Our team showed great character and resilience, especially in holding their own against a higher-division side for the full 90 minutes. The first half performance was particularly impressive, and while the second half had its challenges, it’s clear there’s a lot to build on. Stallard’s analysis of the tactical decisions, particularly the substitutions, provides valuable insight.

Simply gutting to lose on penalties after such a strong first half. Notts were dominant, and it's a shame we couldn't hold onto the lead. Stuart Maynard’s admission of defensive errors is important; recognising and working on these will make us stronger. Shrewsbury’s comeback was inspired, and it reminds us how quickly games can turn. The penalty shoot-out is always unpredictable, and unfortunately, luck was against us. Nonetheless, there are positives to take.

I hope we make better use of possession this season than we did last year. At times, it felt like we ran out of ideas, but this has noticeably improved in pre-season. If we hit the target, the goals should come, and I’m hopeful we’ll be much stronger in defence. With Alex Bass and the new defenders, we have more depth at the back, so I’m optimistic that we won’t concede as often. I don’t think Notts will be much different in other areas, just more organised and effective.

None of the kits are as good as they could be, but they’re decent enough. The away kit isn't anything special, very simple, but that can be a good thing. In poor weather, at least we should be able to spot our players clearly when playing away. I’m not sure why the club always has to be so slow in releasing it.

I initially thought Notts began their recruitment well, but we've taken a few steps back with some of the departures. A solid addition or two could help, but seeing how other teams have strengthened, it’s clear there’s strong competition. I’m not convinced Doncaster will make the automatic spots or even the playoffs. Tranmere and Swindon could be outside bets to push for the top places.

Hi @ARLukomski, I just wanted to say thank you for sharing your journey with us. It takes a lot of courage to open up about your struggles. Your videos have always felt genuine and that's what makes them special. It's normal to feel under pressure, especially when comparing yourself to others. What matters most is your happiness and well-being. If doing these videos is no longer bringing you joy, maybe it's time to take a break. But remember, your worth isn't tied to your content, you have already achieved a lot! Whatever decision you make, just know that your supporters appreciate and care for you.

The arrival of a new kitman sounds intriguing. It’s challenging to stay up-to-date with the staffing at Notts. Only coaching roles get reported on when changes are made, and even then, some go under the radar. Welcome, Ewan Coleman.