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Palmer’s return has been marked by an incredible performance and much-needed leadership. His ability to come back from a serious injury and immediately make an impact speaks volumes about his resilience and professionalism. Against Bromley, his influence was unmistakable as he guided the team from a precarious position to a glorious victory. His reflections post-match highlighted the depth of the squad and his admiration for teammates like Jodi Jones. It’s clear that Palmer is not only a player but also a mentor and motivator. His experience will be pivotal as we continue in League Two, and his return could not have come at a better time.

I am sorry to read about your near-death experience, @Wheelbarrow repair man. You seem to have handled the situation well, but still take care of yourself. It can’t be good for the body, and you may still have some form of shock. I wish you well.

Yes, long may it continue. Meadow Lane looks much better, and if we are to cope pound for pound, we need to keep the gates up. At some stage, it may see season ticket prices increasing, and the only way to reasonably combat this is to ensure good gates on match days.

Don Masson has no doubt been one of the club’s best purchases. His arrival at Meadow Lane began a very good era despite the start of his time. Without Masson, Notts simply didn’t click as much, and with him, we became a very capable side that could cause any top-flight team trouble on the day. He was vital throughout his time at Notts County. The Don is a legend of the game.

Jodi Jones played out of his skin, earning my vote. Without his drive to get Notts back into the game, Notts might have continued to struggle. The squad did excellently once they got to grips with the game, but Jodi shined throughout.

Solid performance once those horrible 6 minutes had passed. I don’t know why Cheek always seems likely to score against Notts, but he was outshined in the long run. The penalty couldn’t have come at a better time, and while 4-2 might be misleading based on how Bromley played, there’s no doubt Notts deserved the win. It was a classy performance to come back into the game against a decent team who shouldn’t be written off. Wins like this are important.

Happy Birthday, young man. I hope those 3 points are a good present for your special day.

Hello, welcome to the Pride of Nottingham @Pica. Jump in when you can.

What a rollercoaster of a match! To start so poorly and be 2-0 down within six minutes was disheartening, but the team showed immense character. Jodi Jones winning and converting the penalty was the turning point, and from there, the team took control. Dan Crowley and Alassana Jatta’s goals were a testament to our attacking flair. Special mention to Alex Bass for keeping us in the game with some stellar saves. This win is a solid indication of our potential this season.

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Well done, @BromPie. Good to see you reaching the milestone. Also, nice of @Robbie to have noticed.

I wasn’t able to get a ticket for the game, although I had made plans to attend. So, I have a free weekend now. I am not that bothered, but I think Bromley should have allocated more seats to bring in extra revenue from our fans. I hope that Notts can show more improvements away from home. The Swindon win was pleasing and well-deserved, but the home games so far have been much more polished performances from the team. I assume Bromley will want to make it hard work for Notts, so they may commit bodies behind the ball. It would be nice to see David McGoldrick’s form continue. It would also be pleasing to see Matt Palmer make his full return, along with Dan Crowley and Jodi Jones. It’s a must-win game to keep morale high and hope alive amongst the fans.

Securing Jodi Jones’ signature will pay for itself by 2027. I imagine his name is popular on the back of youngsters’ shirts. The seats his entertaining performances will fill should be more than enough to pay back the new deal. I am pleased for Jodi; he’s worked hard for it. I am also pleased that it’s more than a single year. It highlights how much he’s settled at Notts.

I'm over the moon about Jones' contract extension! His contribution to Notts County has been invaluable, evident from his record-breaking 24 assists last season. Jodi's versatility and ability to perform consistently make him a cornerstone of our squad. Stuart Maynard's comments on his potential as a goal threat is exciting. Jodi's adaptation on the right wing has provided us with new tactical advantages, making it harder for opponents to contain him. His improved defensive skills highlight his dedication and growth as a player. Securing his services until 2027 is a fantastic decision by the club. Can't wait to witness more magic from Jodi, he’s a true pie!

Every time I step into Meadow Lane, I feel a sense of pride. The history of Notts County runs deep, and it’s wonderful to see that celebrated while also embracing modern football. The Nest is a fantastic addition, allowing fans to gather and enjoy the atmosphere before matches. Plus, the food options are a breath of fresh air compared to the usual fare. It’s about time we had something decent to eat while supporting our team! Brilliant read!!

Neither player seemed all that good in a team, but I am sure they had something about them. Remaye Campbell had a chance, unlike Montel Gibson, but they always looked like Non-League players. There’s nothing wrong with that either!

I would be happy if any Notts player was chosen, so I'm pleased that Jodi Jones was selected as Sky Sports' League Two Player of the Month for August. He has played very well so far, and I hope this will inspire him to play even better for Notts.

I'll take 5 points. It's not the best round, but it keeps me near the top, which is good. @DangerousSausage, could you please add the previous rounds' table? This way, we can compare our scores without having to look back at the previous round. It will help me see how much progress I'm making against @super_ram.

When Paul Devlin signed for Notts County, there was a lot of excitement and hope for success. Sometimes he played scrappy football, but he was a very good player who enjoyed the club's success in the early 1990s. He was part of a group of young players, like Tommy Johnson, Mark Draper, and Michael Johnson, who were destined for success in football. His career was long and successful, and Birmingham City fans remember his performances fondly. He is also fondly remembered by Notts County fans.

It's fantastic to see Notts performing so well, especially with key players missing. McGoldrick's finishing was top-notch, and Bass’s saves were crucial. The team's ability to control possession and create chances shows the depth and quality in the squad. Abbott's contributions in midfield were impressive, breaking up play and linking up with teammates seamlessly. Overall, a well-rounded and professional performance that promises great things for the rest of the season.

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It's stating the obvious and reminds Notts fans that we've lost the best striker we've had in years. I hope Millwall fans have the sense to push their club to recruit in the right area and support Macaulay Langstaff.

It's best to share the statement before any unrest, so I commend the club for thinking ahead and potentially preventing disappointment.

It is appropriate that Notts County is paying tribute to Sven-Göran Eriksson, whose time as Director of Football was a significant boost and media attraction during one of the club's best seasons in many years. It is sad to think that we are saying goodbye to him without being able to bring him back to the club in the years since, but this tribute will be our way of recognizing his contributions.

It's good to hear from Accrington fans. They're usually fair. Accrington Stanley has been successful under Andy Holt. He seems to care about the club, and it's hard for teams like ours to keep our best players. Notts knows this from losing Langstaff and Nemane. I think Notts can use the momentum from recent games. If our players work hard, we should score goals.