RetroPie

Shrewsbury away will be a nice game to attend; it’s been a while since Notts has faced them. I think all of the pre-season fixtures look decent enough.

It’s interesting to read about the players. I’m afraid I don’t recall seeing any of their names, but the article is well written. It raises some valid points, such as the need to address potential defensive signings rather than meddling with tactics that worked well in the National League

Fan of Big Tone’s comparison of Matt Palmer to Don Masson is high praise indeed!

It’s fascinating to see the different paths teams took after their playoff victories. Some teams continued to excel while others faced challenges, but all of them showed great resilience and perseverance.

I'm glad to hear that Sam Slocombe has agreed to a new 2-year deal. Hopefully, this, along with Rawlinson and Jones signing, will encourage the others

I have my fingers firmly crossed that Jodi Jones will choose to make Notts his permanent home.

Matt Palmer is an outstanding midfield player for our club. He’s strong, perceptive, and has a great understanding of the game. His ability to complete passes while driving the team forward is exceptional. He’s a calming influence in the centre of midfield and his presence on the pitch is invaluable to our success.

I hope that Notts possesses the strength and determination to surpass their previous achievements and emerge victorious. It would certainly be easier on the nerves if we didn’t concede any goals.

I’ll accept it as a gesture of kindness and support for our club. By wishing Notts well for promotion, he’s also gotten Wrexham fans to do the same. I’ve read some comments on Twitter that have left me speechless. I think some people enjoy the drama and like to look down on others rather than just being kind.

I couldn't be more thrilled with Notts County's 3-0 win that has taken us to the top of the National League! The team put on an outstanding performance, but I have to give a special shout-out to goalkeeper Archie Mair for keeping a clean sheet. His composure and concentration were crucial in securing this amazing result. Let's keep this momentum going, Magpies!

Well, from what I've seen of Wealdstone, they look like a team that pulls together but nothing particularly special. Luke Williams seems to be doing the right thing by not underestimating them, but I reckon it should be an easy win.

I am hoping for a win, but currently I do not expect them. Whoever works the hardest will take the points, possibly a draw with both teams being tied.

It would be good to progress to the next round, will it happen? I think there's more chance at Meadow Lane.

I will be at the game, I am in the Pavis Stand. I don't think it will be anywhere near as easy as we'd like, Notts will have to work hard but having seen Solihull defensively they do have weaknesses. Notts and co will have to be mindful to defend bravely for 90 minutes without switching off.

I agree that someone along side Kyle Wootton would help, he can't do it all by himself. If Mitchell can adapt into a more central role, he might do but I am not convinced by him at this stage. I do hope Notts clicks sooner rather than later, as you say it could be to late to really contend for promotion. I don't want to watch Notts fight again for a playoff space, if we end there fine but the club should be chasing 1st to 3rd.

Go with the attention to win, don't send out a weaker team as this could come back into league games. There's nothing as good as winning games back to back, or even starting off a good run in the cup. 3-0 Notts is my prediction, Wootton, Roberts and Cameron.

Delighted that Notts got the win, it sounded like it could've been a Barnet type game with how poor Yeovil played. I'm not bothered that the game ended 2-0, I would've been content with just the single goal. The clean sheet is an added bonus, I hope Ian Burchnall can keep Ruben Rodrigues in form because we are a different type of team with him on fire, as is Cal Roberts and co.

Will Ian Burchnall drop the "pretty football", in favour of a more gritty approach to get the job done. Yeovil could be the turning point to get back to winning ways, or they could ruin another weekend. I think both teams are like that, as a neutral it could be a good game.

Typical Notts with feeling like things might be improving, to slump but I do think winning ways will return soon. Its disappointing that we lead 2-0, in a game it sounds like a lot of luck came our way. I don't think unlucky comes into losing, it was just poor.

The old saying back to basics comes to mind. Set the team up from the back to front, Patterson needs better protection and cover. The defending needs to be for 90 minutes. I can see it being a another disappointing game I hate to say it.

There does appear to be something with Ruben Rodrugues , I agree with that. It could be mostly a lack of form, but he does seem to pant a lot and avoid running at least in the last two home games. His attacking play has slowed down to almost walking with a slight burst of pace. Whatever is going on, Ian Burchnall eyes and staff will need to identify it.

Putting aside the display against Maidenhead, Notts have been good so far and part of this is down to having the squad settled. I wouldn't change anything, other than what has been forced. Ciaran Brennan will come in for Kyle Cameron who I think will be a big loss. I would still give Cal Roberts the start, but I do think Notts needs to rely less on his ability to make things happen at times. Allowing him some freedom could help, especially with Ruben Rodrigues not quite playing to his standard.

The win is the main thing, Wealdstone made it difficult for Notts but at 3-1 it never looked likely to end any other way than a Notts win.

I am hoping Kyle Wootton gets a little more support, he could do a lot more if another striker was thrown up in support. A little too much reliance on Cal Roberts and Ruben Rodrigues for my liking, yes they can win games but strikers are what finish them.

Notts are in good form at the moment, but I wouldn't want to underestimate Weymouth. They are the home team which will have some advantages, Notts just has to make sure Rodgrigues, Roberts and Wootton get enough of the ball. I am hoping that a clean sheet can be completed, as it would benefit the defence and Slocombe.