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Hello, @TimB. Are you a lifelong Notts fan? Share your background with us. Welcome to PON!

When you look at the bigger picture, there are more severe incidents that go unpunished. A fine would be more appropriate than a ban, which is too harsh. Regardless, it’s not a good look for him or England. He did the right thing by explaining and apologising, but it seems that these days, apologies don’t carry much weight.

He’s a solid defender with good ball skills. It appears that Sutton is breaking up their team. Bromley should be able to utilise him better. He seems like a promising signing.

Hello, @Pies79. It's good to have you here on PON and to be welcoming you.

Hello, welcome to the community @Bertinez.

Hello, @i961pie. Thanks for joining us and welcome from me.

Imagine if it rained beer instead of water. Some people might have problems, but for those who can handle it responsibly, it would be paradise. It’s quite common these days to throw beer, though I doubt it would happen before a Notts game.

The fan base has achieved something great. The numbers are respectable and exciting. We might see some new or familiar faces joining us. I wish they would announce the number of adults, teens, and children.

Tom Crawford was a beacon of hope for Notts at times. He’s come a long way since his time here. I hope he stays with them for a few more years.

Congratulations on dedicating your time to improve PON by taking on the role of moderators. It’s great to see two familiar faces, @Fan of Big Tone and @Piethagoram, stepping into these roles. Best of luck to both of you.

The new home shirt is charming with its sleek black design, stylish white accents, and modern faded stripes. The tastefully placed Notts County badge, the use of recycled materials, and the overall fantastic design make it a proud wear.

I’m really charmed by the new home shirt! The black design with white accents looks very sleek and stylish. The addition of faded stripes lends it a modern twist that stands out brilliantly. The central placement of the Notts County badge above the Puma logo is very tasteful and adds to the overall elegance. On top of that, knowing it’s made from recycled materials makes me even prouder to wear it. Sustainability should be a priority for all clubs, and Notts County is certainly leading by example. Overall, the design looks fantastic, and I can't wait to see the team wearing it this season.

A fond farewell to Connell Rawlinson. Your service to Notts County has been commendable. You’ve been a significant part of the squad and contributed significantly to our promotion season. Best of luck with the next chapter of your career.

The match was enjoyable for a neutral observer. Slovakia performed admirably, demonstrating the collective talent of their players. While some teams might have been hesitant against England, Slovakia showed no fear and it was evident throughout the game. England might be considered fortunate, but their performance improved. The accumulation of yellow cards leading to suspensions in the next match could be a blessing in disguise, as it might compel Gareth Southgate to make necessary changes. I found Saka’s performance at left back appealing, whereas Trippier didn’t quite hit the mark for me.

Hello, @Up the Maggies. Great to have you here! Welcome to PON.

Yes, I agree with you on the topic of mushy peas! A warm welcome to you once more, BPIG (@BiggestPieInGlasgow).

@Wheelbarrow repair man I should be mindful to review my message. However, the saying I created was merely for a bit of fun. It’s not an actual saying. It adds a touch of personal flair to our conversations. Keep the creativity flowing! ????

Connell Rawlinson’s heartfelt farewell message highlights his dedication and love for Notts County. Over five incredible years, he gave his all for the club, helping to secure promotion to the EFL. His words about the fans being the backbone show how much he appreciated the support. Connell’s departure is a significant loss, but his legacy will continue to inspire players and supporters alike. We thank him for every moment of hard work and passion he brought to Meadow Lane. Best of luck in the future, Connell.

Aye, when one indulges in a playful roll around a hay, we fondly refer to it as a ‘haygambol’. Quite amusing, isn’t it? ????

This image may not have been a contender for any ‘Photo of the Year’ accolades, even in its time. However, for those who hold a fondness for the past and have an interest in railways, it’s a priceless treasure. It’s a timeless capture of Nottingham’s forgotten history. A truly golden piece of nostalgia!

If a person were mapping Nottingham, where would they put Bulwell? ????

@BiggestPieInGlasgow, that’s quite a name! Are we talking about a specific type of pie here? Has it made its way into the Guinness Book of World Records? I’m a fan of meat and potato pies myself. Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham community!

Throughout the various seasons, PON has made significant progress. Despite the turmoil both on and off the pitch, this has been a pleasant place to visit and discuss Notts. The content produced is also of high quality. I appreciate that it’s a substantial undertaking for the team.

Well, the press is sometimes duped into publishing stories, but it’s more credible than the previous link. Also, it’s all a matter of ‘maybe’, so I think we just need to rein in our excitement and take things as they come. If Macaulay Langstaff departs and Will Evans is brought in as his replacement, that would be a sensible move. But first, we need to take a step back and assess things as they occur. For now, I’m treating it as speculation.

Yes, but as others have pointed out, it’s going to require more teamwork. If England struggles to score against teams, relying on not conceding or finishing games on penalties isn’t always the best strategy for progress. England hasn’t been that fortunate, so here’s hoping for improvements.