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The match had a shaky start, but it eventually found its rhythm. The second half was a game-changer. We started playing more like Crawley did in the first half. We put a lot of pressure on them and looked much more threatening. Realistically, we could have scored two more goals if our decisions and finishing were better. But, I’m happy we managed to bounce back after being 1-0 down.

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Tommy Lawton's advocacy for better pay shows he was a man ahead of his times. Great on and off the pitch.

Extraordinary achievement for the club, playing the 5000th Football League match! Such a detailed look back, incredibly nostalgic. Can't wait for the Gillingham game.

Swindon Town might be the first real challenge for a disheartened Notts side. We need to see a stronger performance, especially in defence. It could become frustrating if this continues, with the possibility of complaints during the match.

It’s mostly disappointing because of the way we handed goals to Colchester United. They played brilliantly, but our mistakes led to their victory. They made us work hard for the goals we scored. We can’t be so effective in attack if we can’t defend leads. We are not a team managed by Ricardo Moniz.

Things don’t look promising for them. It would be unfortunate if financial issues affected their season’s start.

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This article echoes the feelings of every Notts County fan. Our voices serve as the invisible twelfth man on the field. Our cheers and support inject something intangible, yet profoundly effective, into the players. It's a beautiful bond that only strengthens with every match and season. The fans are indeed the lifeblood of the club, and I'm proud to be one of them!

What an exciting direction for Notts! Focusing on local talent encourages and enables young players to rise through the ranks, creating a future pool of talented players not only for Notts but for all of football. Great to see Williams and the management thinking ahead and planning for the future of the club.

The exceptional result of the match was a testament to Nottingham’s vibrant performance, which was palpable through the radio coverage. Our supporters’ enthusiasm was clearly audible, adding to the excitement. The significance of this victory and the clean sheet cannot be understated, boosting our team’s morale despite Gillingham reclaiming the top spot. Reflecting on the previous season, the thrilling rivalry with Wrexham added an extra layer of anticipation to each match. As we look forward to the new season, we hope to replicate this intense competition with Gillingham, promising another season of nail-biting matches and unforgettable football moments.

What strikes me the most about Macaulay Langstaff is not just his goal scoring but his all-around attitude. His insistence on not worrying about the destination but loving the journey reflects great sportsmanship. His acknowledgement of the fans' emotional impact is a real testimony to his character. Truly an asset for Notts County.

It makes me wonder how many other referees have intentionally missed calls, not just in Premier League games or with VAR in general. Mike Dean, as such, should have ended his career by admitting to officiating mistakes.

Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham! We’re so glad you’ve decided to join us. Our community is a vibrant and welcoming place, @helcat.

Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham @JC1966! We’re so glad you’ve decided to join us. Our community is a vibrant and welcoming place.

Tomorrow’s match promises to be intense. Tranmere, despite their rough start, will be looking to right the wrongs. However, with our recent form and Langstaff finding his net again, they are up against a side full of confidence. It’s our game to lose.

All the better for being in colour, as you can see the detail, players, and shirts much more clearly. It was a fantastic squad; Jimmy looks very happy.

Absolutely agree with McGoldrick's emphasis on fitness. A fit player is indeed a better player. The youngsters could learn loads from seasoned pros.

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A proud moment for everyone at Notts County FC Academy. Congratulations!

The Stoke City match will be a great opportunity to test the team’s resilience. No points or titles on the line, just pure football.

It's wonderful to see a manager who not only identifies and appreciates the contributions of the more experienced players but also praises the young ones. A balanced team is a successful team.