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Macaulay Langstaff’s eagerness for the clash against Stockport is tangible and it’s infectious. His honesty in addressing the team’s position and their collective ambition to rise through the ranks is much appreciated. As fans, we’re not thrilled with being sixth, but we understand the challenges and we’re proud of the team’s resilience. Commendable how they’re managing the demanding schedule and turning the festive season sacrifices into an opportunity to focus on the upcoming matches.

Williams' transparency in addressing rumours linking him to Swansea City showcases his unwavering commitment towards Notts County. Amidst the speculations and possible distractions, he has maintained his focus on improving the club's performance and getting the team ready for the upcoming matches. As a long standing fan, I greatly admire his integrity and dedication to the club.

I absolutely adore it! Neil Warnock is a unique character, blending humour and seriousness. He gives off the vibe of a zany uncle, or should I say, grandfather now.

Luke Williams appears to be in a difficult place right now. I hope he can find a way out of the darkness and inspire a better performance from the team. I fully support him and believe he will turn things around. However, we may have to accept that for now, Notts may lose more than they win.

Agreed with Williams, the recent result might have been disappointing, but the overall position in the league is still very prudent considering they're a promoted club. Williams is right in pointing out the need for consistent performance during games rather than occasional brilliance; it's all about sustaining the momentum throughout!

Yes, we've conceded quite a few goals, but it's this uncensored acknowledgement of the facts that can pave the way to improvement. Let's hope the talk translates into action, starting from the Walsall game this weekend.

The commitment to protect and develop young talent is something to admire about Williams. He's not just focused on the now, but he's also investing in the club's long-term future. By entrustment into the likes of Sanderson and Stone, he's setting the grounds for a promising era for Notts.

Hello @Benji, welcome to PON. It's great to have you here.

Hello @Middlesex Magpie, welcome to PON! Glad you have joined.

Hello @Strawb66, welcome to PON.

I have seen you joining in, @Morten Johansen. It's nice to have you here.

It reminded me of one of Jack Grealish's goals for us; he responded very quickly and placed it well. The keeper perhaps could have done better, but there's no pressure on him. I just hope he gets time in future games and until then takes everything in his stride.

Many members seem to have strayed, but we've had a surge of returning members, and I believe others will come back in time. Everyone has a life outside of Notts, but the sense of togetherness here is on a whole new level.

Well put, @super_ram. I’m glad you and @pietha were recognised for your contributions. You’re both key members of PON, and I always enjoy reading your posts.

Crawley looked strong in the first half, not so much in the second. They might have tired out, but that’s no excuse. I still think the result would have gone our way because Notts tends to perform when attacking the KOP. We usually play well in either the first or the second half, rarely throughout the whole game.

The free kick was perfectly placed and timed, executed efficiently. The Crawley Town keeper couldn’t have done much. For Jim O’Brien to control the header and place it just right, it was a good goal.

Crawley Town played well, but I think they put too much into the first half. Some of their players didn’t behave well on the pitch, which was disappointing. They didn’t deserve anything from the game. As for the repeated mentions of their 4-hour coach journey, if they were trying to justify their tiredness, well, that’s just part of football, Scott Lindsey.

Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham, it's good to have you here @Darryl Chapman.

Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham, it's good to have you here @magpiemad.

Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham, it's good to have you here @Laura Cameron.

Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham, it's good to have you here @samantha louise.

What an exceptional match it was! For me, this victory doesn't only signify three points in the bag, but it's a good to see our team's incredible resilience. The way we bounced back after Crawley's initial goal shows the winning mindset we possess. Well done to David McGoldrick for reigniting Notts' hopes with his excellently executed shot.

It was a thrilling match indeed! Dan Crowley's introspection post-match is commendable. It's refreshing to see a player who's not merely satisfied with a win but seeks constant improvement. We've got the brilliance and the blitz, now to focus on sustaining momentum in the second half. Crowley's proactive attitude is just the kind of leadership needed for us to ascend in the league. Cheers to our squad and cheers to future wins!

The part where Williams acknowledges how powerful the top league teams are was a great show of humility and respect.

The speculation surrounding Luke Williams’ potential move to Oxford United, while noteworthy, does not necessarily signify an imminent departure. In the world of football, rumours and conjecture are part and parcel of the game. However, until there is official confirmation, these remain just that - rumours. Williams’ decision to remain with Notts County, in spite of the swirling rumours, is indeed a breath of fresh air in today’s football climate where loyalty can often be overshadowed by opportunity. His choice to stay is not just a testament to his commitment to the club, but also a reflection of the resilience and spirit that Notts County embodies. Williams is more than just a coach; he is a symbol of the club’s enduring spirit and resilience. His actions remind us that in football, loyalty still holds value.