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  1. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    I think the things you are posting are exactly why some people did vote for Brexit.
  2. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    To be honest, it's not the worse performance I've ever seen. As said, the first is just one of those, the second is a massive mistake from Thomas. Hewitt is playing well. Ox-Chamberlain looks a bit out of his depth, and not on the same wavelength as Enzo. Also he looks a bit lacksey-daisy. Playing with Vaughan is like having one man in midfield defensively. Hemmings and Dennis not clicking.
  3. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    First is just one of those that goes against you when you're without luck. The second is stupid, was that Thomas trying to dribble out in a stupid position? Can't be doing that there, he had so many other options. Stupid, stupid decision.
  4. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    Politics is too much of a faff nowadays, far too much red tape and bollocks. Just appoint a dictator and be done with it
  5. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    That was terrible. Pure hoof ball... ball hardly touched the floor.
  6. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    ******* terrible! Feel sorry for the Notts fans that traveled after a pasting on TV to be dealt that load of ****. Out-fought and out battled in the first half. Only improved in the 2nd because Barnet gave up. Won't give detailed marks but something like this out of 10: 3 - Ameobi. 2 - Collin, Milsom, Husin, Forte, Jones 1- Grant, Tootle, Brisley, Duffy -10 : Hawkridge. Waste of a ******* shirt. Nolan - 1 - ******* awful. No fight, no quality, no idea. Don't want to hear any excuses after that ****. Feel sorry for Bennett, looks like his hamstring has gone. This side ain't getting us promoted. Start of the bin-list for the end of the season: Hawkridge, Dickinson, Walker, Duffy
  7. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    3 points please. ---------------Collin-------------------- ---Toots---Duffy---Brisley--Jones--- -Alessandra--Husin--Hewitt--Grant- ----------Stead---Bennett-------------
  8. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    Decent point in the end. Some last ditch defending. Green and Rhead caused us no amount of problems.
  9. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    Switched off for their goal. KN will be fuming.
  10. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    A strange game really. We never seemed to get out of 2nd gear (not that we needed to) and just sort of plodded along in the game and the scoreline seemed like an inevitability by the end. A point to note though that Morecambe were especially poor, probably the worst I've seen this season. They can't play like that every week because they've had some decent results against some good sides, but yesterday they were abysmal. Steven Old was rubbish at the back, as he was 10 years ago when I watched him in the A-league. 50p head. His mate didn't help either, it seemed that Stead was allowed to take balls down or win headers with very little resistance, we didn't see him flailing on the floor for most of the game as we usually do. Then to mention the gigantic gap between defence and midfield that they gave us free access to. Jorge Grant and Alessandra had all the space, and their midfield didn't seem to keen is closing it down and their defence definitely weren't about to step up. After watching that, you can see 100% we made the correct decision letting Adam Campbell go. It was a typical Campbell performance we saw yesterday, and we've seen it oh so many times before, lots of running about, some neat touches, but ultimately 0 impact on the game and couldn't finish in a brothel. You have to worry for the lad as if he can't make it at a team like Morecambe, he will drop out of the league. Some pleasing things for us were the defending which was generally solid - only a wonder goal prevented a clean sheet. Hewitt, Yates and Walker all looked really clever on the ball. I don't know why we don't try and keep the ball on the ground when we're obviously the technically better side, as we were yesterday. There were some periods of nice play, but some seem scared to make a mistake. You're 3, 4 to none up, away from home and 75 mins on the clock? Get the ball on the deck and spray it about a bit.
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    Fitzsimmons - 6 - Didn't really have anything to do. Toots - 7 - Solid defensively and an option going forward Brisley - 6.5 - Couple of iffy moments but generally solid. Duffy - 4 - Generally OK but to give a penalty away like that is really idiotic. Dickinson - 4.5 - Still can't pass. Aimless balls. Hawk - 6 - Some good touches. Yates - 7 - Thought he was really improving with his passing in the first half but second half was back to normal. Tackled well. Milsom - 6 - Steady Grant - 4.5 - Was really bad today. Wasteful and some really terrible touches. Off-day. Stead - 6.5 - Thought he played well whilst he was on. Alessandra - 5 - Anonymous Forte - 7 - Dangerous when he got a sniff of the ball. Yeovil were a really, really poor side. We should be putting them away easily. Today showed that if Stead & Ameobi aren't involved, and Grant isn't firing, we haven't got a lot of other options.
  12. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    Based of a starting point of 5: Fitzsimmons - 7 - Didn't do anything wrong, no chance with either goal. Good distribution. Tootle - 2 - Rubbish in possession. Aimless hoofs forward. Hewitt - 1 - Couldn't deal with Porter. Headless chicken. Duffy - 1 - See Hewitt. Dickinson - 3 - Technically barely a footballer, can't pass but defended half-decently. Walker - 3 - Not in the game. Feel a bit sorry for him, clearly one of our technically better footballers but put out wide right and must have neck-ache watching the balls ping pong over his head. Yates - 2 - Poor. Can't pass forward. Bossed by Crewe's midfield. Milsom - 2 - Needs new boots, spent most of the game on the floor. Other than that, passed sideways and backwards. As with Yates, overran by Crewe's midfield. Hawkridge - 1 - Didn't win anything, crap in possession, weak physically and so predictable with the cut in from the left. Lost the ball endlessly. Alessandra - 1 - Ghost. Didn't win anything at any point in the game, no creativity. Forte - 1 - Won **** all. Looked lazy. Grant - 5 - Offered some technical ability that was lacking. Nothing came off though. Stead - 5 - Won a couple of balls. As with Grant, nothing came off. Ameobi - 4.5 - At least put himself about. Didn't really do owt though. Nolan - 2 - Not sure what tactics he was trying to play. If you're going to play two pacey strikers, put someone in the centre of midfield who can actually pass forward. Grant or Walker would have sufficed. Instead, and I'm hoping this wasn't the instruction, we had Yates, Dickinson and Tootle doing their best Haydn Hollis impression and seeing how high they could smack the ball in the general direction of the other half of the field. Ref & linesman - 3 - Strange decisions and equally bad for both sides, but at least it was somewhat balanced. Were influenced by Crewe's managers' weird touchline antics.
  13. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    Very, very poor half. Not sure what kind of tactics we are supposed to be playing to. We've hoofed almost every ball to Alessandra and Forte. In all fairness, the two of them have won **** all and Forte in particular looks lazy. They are never gonna win Dicko's hit and hope to nowhere balls, Toots seems to be mirroring his fellow full-back. Neither Milsom nor Yates are capable of picking the right through ball to unlock Crewe's defence. If we continue with these two up-front, we need a Grant, and perhaps Walker in the middle, to thread those passes through. Yates is generally hoofing it aswell. Defence doesn't look great, Hewitt seems OKish but Duffy looks vulnerable. Mention to Fitzsimmons who hasn't done anything wrong and has good distribution. Either change the front two or put someone in the centre of the park that can pass forward on the floor and let the full backs know not to mindlessly hoof it, or in Dicko's case, play a short ball to anyone else who is capable of passing with some accuracy.
  14. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    Much better in the 2nd half. Still not sure why we have him on loan though, a similar type of player to Hewitt and Milsom.
  15. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    The players did most of the momentum killing, and at times the Cov players went down too easily but smart on their part. To stop the game being killed the ref could have produced some yellow cards, but I don't think it would have helped a deal. I don't think it was a penalty. Whilst I've seen them given, it would've been a very soft penalty indeed. Think the ref was right on that one. However the assistant to Notts fans left was poor. He missed a blatant handball outside the area and made a couple of other wrong decisions, but they were right in front of him and far away from the ref, so can't blame the ref for those. I think if the ref donned a Notts' shirt and played for us we would still have lost.
  16. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    With IFollow using Windows and Chrome - the quality was pretty good to be fair. There were about 5 minutes where it was a bit jittery but apart from that a very decent stream. Not sure why the sound was just noise from the ground and not commentary (should be able to choose home or away commentators). When I loaded Stall and the new guy they were behind at first by 2 seconds, then in front by a second, which was annoying. I only paid a 5er to watch on the day as £130 quid seemed a lot to shell out on an unknown service. I'm going to the next couple of league games and won't watch the JPT anyway, so I think I will pay another 5er to assess a game and then pay the full £130 if it's decent. Jones was abysmal though - it wasn't just the one incident where he practically let them score, he did it on numerous occasions. If I were KN I'd honestly be trying to get rid of Dicko and bring in another LB perhaps on loan.
  17. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    Cannot agree with that. Be intrigued to find out the reasons?
  18. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    FT, lost 3-0. Some thoughts courtesy of ifollow:The game - We were very poor. We couldn't create anything, and the weak links defensively cost us. Coventry - They played well, but I don't think they are going to be the best team in the division, which is worrying for us. Jody Jones killed us and looks a very good player. Notts - 0 threat. Literally, nothing, 0 shots on target. Weak links defensively let us down at the back. Ratings based off a baseline of 5.Collins - 7 - We got beat 3-0 and the keeper still gets a good rating. That's not because they could've scored 6, but because what he could do to affect the game, he did well. Very good command of his area.Tootle - 5.5 - Steady.Duffy - 5.5 - Again, don't think he did a lot wrong.Brisley - 5 - As DuffyJones - 2.5 - Improved slightly, but can't let him off being so far away from the winger.Hawkridge - 4.5 - Never in the game, but unlucky not to score.Walker - 5 - Perhaps unlucky to go off, but they were getting the better of it in the middle of the park.Hewitt - 5 - MehAlessandra - 5 - Was lost up front, mainly due to 0 service. A decent debut though and somewhat promising.Stead - 4 - Second touch is a foul.Ameobi - 5.5 - Only player that looked like he could create something with flick ons and touches. Shame nobody else was on his wavelength.Ifollow - 7 - Commentary caught up, then was a second in front, which is even more annoying than being behind, deffo need to combine these features. Apart from that, good service. Ref - 9 - Let the game flow as much as he could, kept his cards in his pocket as much as he could, no complaints at all. Bring on Chesterfield, I think....
  19. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    So... 1 down at HT. Some thoughts courtesy of ifollow: The game - Fairly poor, a lot of long ball stuff which is kind of expected for the first game of the season. Coventry - Nothing really to note, but that Jody Jones looks a very good player and is the difference at this stage of the game. Notts - No real threat going forward. Defence has held up well apart from Jones, but Coventry haven't really threatened. If we are going to play counter-attacking football away, then we need some pace up front, Stead and Ameobi don't offer that and apart from Forte, I don't see anyone else who could provide that. Ratings based off a baseline of 5. Collins - 6 - Commanded his area well, good block after a poorly defended free-kick. Couldn't do much about the goal. Tootle - 5.5 - Steady, some good interceptions, struggled a bit when Jody Jones switched flank. Duffy - 5.5 - Fairly steady, some good interceptions and challenges. Brisley - 5 - Fairly steady, some poor distribution so knocked down .5 Jones - 2 - I could see he was standing off Jody Jones well before the goal, and he has been fairly poor defensively. I don't care how good the opposition is, but to give a winger that much space to practically pass it into the net is criminal. Hawkridge - 5 - Not really in the game, some neat touches and lively but has a tendency to get bullied off the ball. Should maybe have finished his chance but a tad unlucky. Walker - 5.5 - Looks good to me, you can see he is quite good technically and hopefully in O'Connor's absence he can be the one to pick the right pass. Out of the new signings, he has looked the best for me in the first 45, also doesn't look scared to get stuck in when needed. Hewitt - 5.5 - Some neat work defensively, nothing really else to note. Throw-ins a potential threat. Alessandra - 5.5 - Quite tricky, couple of bad touches but definitely looks a handful and looking forward to seeing more from him Stead - 4.5 - Not much service, but hasn't done anything with what has come his way. Some bad touches. Ameobi - 5 - As with Stead, no service, but unlike Stead he has done something with what has come his way and his presence is a threat to all L2 defences. Ifollow - 7 - OK, shame that the commentary has to be used separately and is delayed compared to the stream. Some jittering but overall OK.
  20. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    More information about "Super Danny Allsopp: Contract extension signings are testament to good atmosphere at Notts County"
    All the Notts County players that were offered contracts have re-signed, which speaks volumes for the atmosphere that people like Alan Hardy and Kevin Nolan have created around the club. Some people may dismiss players such as Curtis Thompson and Haydn Hollis signing the contracts offered to them, but as Adam Campbell signing for Morecambe has shown, players that were on the fringe of our squad are capable of signing for our League Two rivals. The tying down of Jon Stead and Shola Ameobi perfectly demonstrates the attraction of Notts as a club, of the atmosphere and aspirations that the aforementioned people have demonstrated. Stead had numerous offers, by his own admission, from throughout the world including the United States. Some may snort at the American leagues, but the offer of a ‘last payday’ as so many modern footballers find all too alluring (see the Chinese Super League) is quite real. The fact that a combination of the competitiveness of the Football League, the feel-good factor created by Nolan and the aspirations of Hardy has convinced Stead to sign a new contract with the club is outstanding. He is not alone. Ameobi - who without a doubt has received interest from other clubs in and around (or even above) us following some fine performances in a Notts shirt - has also re-signed. No doubt ex-colleague Nolan had an influence, but I don’t think it was the only pull factor. I also echo some fans’ opinions that a young, pacy striker to learn from Shola and Stead would fit perfectly, but let us not underestimate the threat these two veterans pose to opposition defences. We saw it last season, we will see it again next season. We all want to see new signings, we all have an F5 button that is showing the signs of a bit of wear and tear. We have already signed two wingers, who may not receive the ‘trial by Wikipedia’ nod of approval, but we have to trust Nolan’s judgement, January 2017 didn’t prove so bad. There has been many a season where Notts have offered contracts to existing squad players who have chosen to move, for one reason or another. We should be confident that the players who we have offered contracts have all signed, they all want to be here, and the reasons why they want to be here should be reassuring for all Notts fans. Share your thoughts about this feature article on Pride of Nottingham by signing up to the website, visiting the forum and joining in the chat with hundreds of fellow Notts County fans.
  21. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    1-0 Notts. COYP.
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    Hoof ball? No thanks.
  24. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    I think at some point, AH will make the same mistake as the previous regime in jumping the gun. However, I think, and hope, that AH will learn from the mistake and not repeat it, which can't be said of previous regimes.
  25. Super_Danny_Allsopp
    More information about "Notts County takeover: What kind of owner could Alan Hardy be?"
    Were you looking for an early Christmas present? Perhaps Notts County and Alan Hardy have given you just that. After protracted negotiations lasting several months, Ray Trew has agreed to sell the club and his 100% stake to Magpies supporter Alan Hardy. Whilst nobody is expecting immediate fireworks, it will be a relief for most Notts fans to see new ownership of our beloved club. A lot of people will be hoping for an end to the winding-up orders and so on, which I’m sure Mr. Hardy will deliver on, but what else can we expect from the new owner? I took a delve into Mr. Hardy’s twitter, to get some clues: Not a fan of Nike, but potentially a kit deal with Adidas? Alan Hardy has also done business with Adidas before. Promotion of Notts as a family club. Having kids regularly accompany himself to games at Notts, Alan will surely have a few ideas on how to improve the matchday experience for the younger Pies. Knowledge of the youth and grassroots football around Nottinghamshire. Notts have been accused of not having scouts look at some of the younger talent in and around Nottingham, this might be about to change. Developing our own players, and giving them a chance. Although somewhat successful more recently (Hollis, Thompson, Richards), there is a lot of room for improvement and perhaps this could become a key part of a successful Notts County FC. A quick mover. Usually in his car. But somewhat questionable fashion taste… you can’t win them all. Share your thoughts about this article on Pride of Nottingham by signing up to the website, visiting the forum and joining the conversation.

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