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He wasn’t very good, but at Notts, he was just a young player. The problem was that he wasn’t going to succeed in the squad we had at the time. It’s not that being in a better team would have changed his career; it is what it is.

The emotional moment of seeing Jason Turner’s flag on display and the announcement that the boardroom will be renamed in his honour shows how much the Reedtz brothers value the club’s history and traditions.

Congratulations on taking some fantastic photos of our day out at Wembley.

The team’s victory at Wembley was a testament to their hard work and determination. They faced a tough opponent in Chesterfield but managed to come out on top thanks to their never-say-die attitude.

I’ll be present as usual. This is one of the biggest must-win games in a while, but it’s not among the top five most important games in my lifetime. However, if we defeat Boreham Wood, the next game might just make it to the list. I’m not sure what to expect from them; they seem to be a capable team and don’t seem to fear being under pressure for long periods. I’d like to predict a Notts win, but I think it’ll be tough. If it were a league game, I’d predict a draw.

As a passionate Notts County fan, I urge our manager Luke Williams to do everything in his power to bring our club back into the Football League. We believe in you and trust that you will go above and beyond to make this dream come true. We’re counting on you!

I am happy for the boys Cedwyn Scott, Jim O’Brien, Ruben Rodrigues and Matt Palmer did a fine job in the game. The response to the setback showed real character and determination. To go from 3-0 to 3-2, under a heavy surge from Maidstone who was trying to turn the game on its head, that takes guts. And to come out on top with a 5-2 win, well that will give confidence and show that we can react to blips in games. A job well done, I say.

Well, I must say, it was a good result against Maidstone. To win 5-2 after they managed to pull back two goals and make the score 3-2, that shows a good reaction by the players. It takes character and determination to bounce back like that and it’s a testament to the strength of the team. A job well done, I say.

Well, I must say, that Ryan Reynolds must have been brought up right. He must have come from a loving family that taught him to be kind and considerate. It’s very positive to see that Notts has earned his praise, but for him to mention it outright when the focus is on Wrexham, well that’s beyond class. It’s something else entirely. It just goes to show that good upbringing and strong values can make all the difference in the world.

Excellent feature @Simon Clark, very fair and to the point. ????????

The current season has been truly remarkable. It never crossed my mind that Notts would have another opportunity to reach the top of the league following the defeat against Dagenham & Redbridge. It's a testament to just how outstanding this season has been, don't you think? The execution of each goal was exceptional. I concur with the sentiments expressed by others before me that we could have easily scored three goals before half time and many more opportunities throughout the match. I couldn't help but feel sympathetic towards Wealdstone. I don't believe they would have been as clumsy or played as poorly against other typical teams. It's just a reflection of the high level of proficiency among the teams in this league. However, given their current position, it's clear that the club is doing something right, and I must commend their goalkeeper for an excellent performance.

I thought Notts would win, but I didn't expect them to take over the top spot in the league, with Halifax securing a victory over Wrexham.

Wonderful to see, Notts are finally improving not just on the pitch but off it.

Looks to be the real deal, strong and pacey. I like the sound of the signing.

Notts are growing in confidence every time someone scores, yesterday they could have gotten 5 or more but looked like they wanted to reserve their energy. First half wasn't the most entertaining but the second ended being very enjoyable. A clean sheet, I just hope they don't postpone the league for too long.

Pleasant game, good performance by Notts. They gave us a lot of space in midfield but credit to them for not giving up.

Hartlepool is a good away day. Not the best ground to visit but I think this squad should do just fine there. They like to play their football on the floor, so this should suite us also.

Poor display in the second half, I thought Woking was going to go on and win the game by a landslide until Notts started to gain confidence. How the players broke can be exciting but very few get into the space, they run directly where the opposition is.

These are the games that really matter now, drawing can rescue a point but Notts needs to try and maintain the winning form more than picking up the odd one. Avoid defeat at all costs.

I missed the game due to having other arrangements, I think it shows that the squad can do well with the right approach to a game. The mentality leading in plays a vital role in what happens on the pitch. It sounds like Jim O'Brien did well as the captain.

I can see the game ending goalless myself, its going to be an ugly game unless Notts or Chesterfield decide to work hard enough. I just can see both teams sitting back too much.

Some nice words expressed, such a sad loss. Rest in Peace Mick.

I think whilst Kyle Wootton is scoring and in form, we stand a chance of winning. I worry more about what happens if he has a dry patch, the service to him and whoever starts up front needs to better.

End to end game which had chances for both teams, a different type of quality in my eyes. Notts looked fitter and more organised, AFC Flyde struggled to adjust to the Notts formation early on and adapted well after re-starting the game. A deserved win for Notts I feel.

The away form has been okay, performances hit and miss but this one is crucial for settling down. I would take a point too.