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I’m fairly confident in our capability against Crewe, I don’t wish to belittle them but I’m anticipating a very standard and routine game. If we can perform well in the first half, we might see a stronger squad in the second half and an overall good performance for the full 90 minutes. I don’t foresee Crewe to be easy opponents, but I do believe we won’t find them as challenging as some suggest.
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Indeed, but I agree with @Fozzy the demands for enhancements to the match officials. They need to undergo more training and elevate the overall standard. How some of them manage to maintain their professional referee status in football baffles me.
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Alassana Jatta's visa application approved.
RetroPie replied to Robbie's topic in Jimmy Sirrel Stand
I believe Alassana Jatta is a suitable choice, we do require height and until he’s given a chance, we simply can’t predict how he’ll adapt to our system. I envision him as a potential replacement for David McGoldrick when he becomes fatigued. I’m pleased that he’s finally joined Notts, will we witness him in action on Saturday? -
Callum McGregor and Jqack Grealish were gems, weren't they? I wish loan deals always worked out like theirs. It's hit or miss, but those hits can be game-changers for us.
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Weekend Chat - Fri 9th - Sun 11th February
RetroPie replied to Fan of Big Tone's topic in Granny Pie's General Discussion
It's been pleasant having the weekend free. I've been tidying up and organizing my shed, which got a bit battered in the recent storms. After that, I've simply been watching a channel called Talking Pictures, taking a trip into a bygone era. I expect tomorrow won't be any different. I can't wait for it to warm up so I feel more motivated to take a walk, go fishing, and so on. -
The defending was really poor yesterday, and it's been a growing issue. It felt inevitable that we'd face scoring challenges since we can't just outscore every team at this level with our tendency to concede goals easily. I usually stay for the entire game, but I left around the 75th minute. Losing is fine, but we didn't seem likely to score a second goal. I preferred leaving early to head home rather than freezing further watching that. It's not Stuart Maynard; the players aren't learning from repeated mistakes. Let's look ahead to the next game and hope for improvement.
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These matches could determine where we might or should end up at the season’s close, though they’re less indicative of what to expect from Stuart Maynard. Newport and Crewe should be simpler games, but being away from home raises questions. Mansfield, Gillingham, and Wrexham are all challenging. If we can secure 4 to 5 points from these games, I’d be very pleased. If we can avoid defeat against Mansfield and perhaps spring a surprise, who knows what could happen?
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Notts County Embraces Change: Stuart Maynard Steps into the Spotlight
RetroPie commented on TheSkipper's article in Features
Some supporters will always have doubts about any manager, no matter their background, but Stuart Maynard seems to have a certain quality. He appears more promising than Luke Williams, whose track record was hardly noticeable before he arrived here, and yet he did amazing things. We need to reignite that spark in our play and secure some important victories. The Mansfield match is crucial for this reason. If we can succeed there, it will boost support for Maynard. Given the points Mansfield has been losing recently, I think we have a good chance of upsetting them.- 22 comments
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I’m not a fan of VAR, I believe it spoils the game and highlights the inadequacy of officials. It’s not a positive promotion for football, but it’s preferable that the right decisions are made as it reveals how often things are overlooked. It’s just the use of VAR, I don’t reckon it’s something that can be sorted without training.
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I don’t put much stock in the players doing well, it’s pleasant to hear but anything can occur. I’m more eager to see when the players are ready to play. Will Randall’s signing has been quite odd given his frequent absences.
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75 years ago today Liverpool 1 Notts County 0
RetroPie replied to Piethagoram's topic in Jimmy Sirrel Stand
Yes, a splendid bit of history kept alive. I’m grateful for such tweets, they’re good to read. I enjoy this part of Twitter, supporters chatting about Notts and reminiscing. -
A captain's duty extends beyond the pitch, and Kyle Cameron exemplifies this. His commitment amidst managerial shuffles is promising. His focus on collective team improvement, especially after acknowledging defensive lapses, shows maturity. It's not only about bouncing back but about creating a coherent unit that can withstand such setbacks, vital for the upcoming fixtures.
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I've done a bit of digging into Stuart Maynard's past and his rise through the ranks is not only impressive but also indicative of a manager who's ready for greater challenges. At Wealdstone, he overcame resources constraints and still pulled off wonders, fostering team spirit and a winning mentality. That resilience and ability to do more with less is exactly what can turn Notts County's aspirations into reality. Of course, transitioning to a bigger club will come with its own set of challenges, but Maynard's adaptability could very well become our greatest asset.
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Most supporters are upset by our losses due to errors and subpar performances, but a small group simply doesn’t enjoy winning. I find it hard to believe that the initially disappointed fans would demand Luke Williams’ dismissal. Only those with more extreme views would. As for the match against Stockport County, it could go two ways: they might overwhelm us, or we might put up a strong fight. The result will hinge on our defence.
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Why would the Football League admit to this?
RetroPie replied to ARLukomski's topic in Jimmy Sirrel Stand
The quality will never be top-notch due to human mistakes, but to claim it’s nearly perfect through a statistic isn’t really football, is it? If you remove the incorrect decisions, wouldn’t football become dull? It does give us something to discuss after all. I know we’d all like to live in a world where decisions always favour us, but that’s neither realistic nor expected.
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