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Matt Palmer for Club Captain? ...edit (Now confirmed)
I hope we don’t choose to make David McGoldrick the captain. He seemed to be past his prime for most of last season, and while I’m sure he’s a good player when he’s on form, the roles of captain or vice-captain should be given to someone younger.
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Welcome Jake
Hello, @Jake. I am pleased to welcome you to the site, have a good time sharing your thoughts and reading PON.
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Macca to Millwall?
I’ve seen many talented players come and go. While I’m disappointed, I’m mostly proud. I’m proud to have witnessed a fantastic striker like Macaulay Langstaff work tirelessly for this club. I commend him for proudly wearing our colours and doing everything he could to help us achieve a respectable position in League Two. He’s an excellent player, and I hope he continues to excel.
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Mahovo joins Norwich
I wish the young player all the best. He has a better chance of becoming a first-team player than he does here at Notts.
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Kyle Cameron. Should he have stayed?
Notts requires players who are dedicated and prepared to compete for their spot. This season could have been a significant challenge for Kyle Cameron. It might have given him the chance to prove some of our fans wrong. However, I think he’s opted for the easier route, which is to leave the club. I’m disappointed about that.
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Macaulay Langstaff Heads to Millwall in Landmark Transfer
While it’s disappointing to see Langstaff leave Notts, it’s a move he truly deserves. His stats speak for themselves, 71 goals in 97 appearances is nothing short of amazing. Playing in the Championship will be a great opportunity for him to showcase his talent on a bigger stage. Millwall have gained a fantastic player who is not only a goal scorer but a leader and professional through and through.
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Pride of Nottingham: Update June 2024
Best of luck to the pair of you stepping up to further assist this wonderful website. Well done to both of you, and do keep up the high standards, won’t you?
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New Kit!
I’m rather fond of it, but I shan’t be purchasing one. I might rue this decision as I usually buy one every season, but I’ve told myself I need to cut back. At my age, I tend to wear my favourite ones anyway, and I can put the money to better use on other club items. I must say, the design is rather splendid.
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Season Tickets Sold
A grand number of tickets sold, I must say. I’m quite taken aback by the amount sold, and a steady number should be snapped up again by the time the season kicks off. As long as we stay near or exceed the numbers from previous seasons, we’re moving in the right direction.
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Welcome Bertinez
Welcome to the PON community @Bertinez.
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Notts County Unveils Stylish New Home Shirt for 2024-25 League Two Season
The new Notts home shirt is a sight for sore eyes. The black design, with a touch of white and faded stripes, is quite the spectacle. The club’s eco-friendly approach, using all recycled materials, warms my heart. It’s a joy to back a team that values our planet. Some might quibble over the sponsor’s colour, but all in all, this shirt is a triumph.
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Farewell Rawlinson
Connell's departure marks the end of an era. His contributions were good at the beginning of his time here, and he leaves a big hole to fill in terms of character.
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Hello Up the Maggies
Hello, @Up the Maggies. It's nice to read a bit about your background as a Notts fan. Welcome to PON.
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Hello BiggestPieInGlasgow
Hello, and welcome to the Pride of Nottingham, @BiggestPieInGlasgow. Were you born in Nottingham or did you grow up supporting Notts in Scotland?
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Weekend chat - Fri 28th - Sun 30th
I plan to stay out of the sun, unless the weather changes again. It’s been quite hot, a bit too much for me to venture outside, but it’s been pleasant to have some warm days. One can enjoy the garden while staying in the shade to avoid the sun.
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Shrewsbury away Carabao Cup
It should be an interesting match. It will be intriguing to see how the two teams stack up against each other a season later. If anything, it’s going to be a game from which we can learn valuable lessons.
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Where are they now : Kane Hemmings
Kane Hemmings is a superb player. I usually get anxious about seeing players return, but I think Hemmings might find it more challenging to score against us this season.
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Notts County Fans Hopeful Amid Transfer Rumours Surrounding Macaulay Langstaff
Good players have always come and gone at Notts, but the fans are a constant. I understand that Macaulay Langstaff is a fan favourite, but that doesn’t necessarily mean a bid would be accepted. Even if a bid is accepted, terms still need to be negotiated. I have faith in the process and hope he stays with us.
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Defender Rod McDonald Joins Notts
Really pleased with the signing of Rod McDonald. His background speaks volumes, having played for such diverse teams and bringing a wealth of experience. Notts County clearly sees the value he adds, not just defensively but also as a leader. His involvement in two promotions and being named Player of the Season for Crewe underscores his calibre. Eager to see how his presence will elevate our performance this season.
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Meadow Lane Revamped: Notts County Unveils Premier League-Standard Pitch
The drainage system at Meadow Lane was indeed a significant issue, and it’s fantastic to hear that this has been addressed! The team at Notts County deserves a hearty round of applause for their diligent work in rectifying this problem. The improvement in the drainage system will undoubtedly have a positive impact on the quality of the pitch, ensuring that games can go ahead even in adverse weather conditions. Speaking of the pitch, it’s worth noting just how impressive it looks now. The lush, green lawn is a testament to the hard work and dedication of the ground staff. Watching Notts play on such a magnificent pitch will undoubtedly be a fantastic experience. We can look forward to some exciting, high-quality football from Notts County this season on our beautiful new pitch at Meadow Lane.
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San Sirrel's pitch looking fab
The drainage system at Meadow Lane was indeed a significant issue. It's fantastic to hear that this has been addressed! The team at Notts County deserves a hearty round of applause for their diligent work in rectifying this problem. The improvement in the drainage system will undoubtedly have a positive impact on the quality of the pitch. A well-drained pitch is crucial for maintaining the health and appearance of the grass, and it also ensures that games can go ahead even in adverse weather conditions. Speaking of the pitch, it's worth noting just how impressive it looks now. The lush, green lawn is down to the hard work and dedication of the ground staff. It's clear that they've put in a tremendous amount of effort to ensure the pitch is in top condition. Watching Notts play on such a magnificent pitch will undoubtedly be a fantastic experience. The quality of the pitch can significantly influence the flow of the game, and with the pitch in such excellent condition, we can look forward to some exciting, high-quality football from Notts County this season. So, here's to many memorable matches on our beautiful new pitch at Meadow Lane.
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Match Discussion: Game 35 - The Railwaymen (H)
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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Goal Line Technology.
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.
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?
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Loan Players Good Or Bad Idea?
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.