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  1. Notts County is full of unsung heroes, both on and off the pitch. On the pitch, Connell Rawlinson is a rock at the back, making vital tackles and headers to keep us in the promotion race. Off the pitch, Luke Williams and Ryan Harley are masterminds of tactics and motivation, while Lewis Saleem keeps us looking sharp and fresh in our kits. They all deserve a round of applause and a pint.
  2. Being a Notts County fan is a roller coaster ride. We’ve seen it all: glory and pain, trophies and scandals, promotions and relegations. But we never give up on our club. We always support them, with humour and patience, through thick and thin. We celebrate the wins by singing and dancing and cheering. We enjoy every moment of success, because they are rare and precious. We deal with the losses by shrugging and smiling and moving on. We don’t let them ruin our mood or our day, because they are part of the game. That’s how I cope.
  3. The Pride of Nottingham PONcast and The Magpie Circle are the only two podcasts I’ve listened to. I miss them and they were always worth listening to. However, I understand that @Chris doesn’t have time for it with everything else he’s doing.
  4. Matt Palmer’s performance at Wembley against Chesterfield was truly remarkable. He demonstrated exceptional skill and control on the pitch, consistently making the right decisions and executing them flawlessly.
  5. Welcome @CountyFan2105 to The Pride of Nottingham! We’re so glad you joined us.
  6. I hope all the players who have been offered deals, including Jodi Jones, extend their stay with the club and help us push on in League Two. I’m glad to see that the club is already working on recruitment for next season and I can’t wait to see who we bring in.
  7. Luke Williams always handles live appearances very well. I thought he spoke eloquently and represented Notts in a friendly and professional manner.
  8. The National League years serve as a reminder that life exists outside of the Football League. However, it also reminds us that we cannot take the club for granted. After the poor seasons we’ve had under other reigns, it’s refreshing to have owners who are moving the club forward.
  9. Yes. The Reedtz have published very detailed information quickly. One might have expected this to be shared in a few weeks, but it seems like everyone at the club is ready to go. It’s an excellent way to reach fans after the success we’ve experienced this season.
  10. I really value the way @ARLukomski incorporated the post-match scenes in his vlog. It demonstrates the significance of the clubs to him and how deeply he is invested in the game. It’s clear that he has a genuine passion for football and it’s great to see that reflected in his content.
  11. Sam Pearson appears to be an up-and-coming player who seems to fit well with the recruitment policy. At this stage, I have complete confidence in Notts and Luke Williams to sign the right players.
  12. Ruben seems to enjoy his drink, but it’s unclear if he can handle it. He may benefit from taking a break from social media and alcohol. I hope that his behaviour remains a concern for Notts and that re-signing him at this stage would be a great move.
  13. The Playoffs Uncovered” is a fantastic video that provides a glimpse into the journey of the players and staff. Jim O’Brien’s speech was particularly inspiring and the overall excitement of the playoffs was palpable.
  14. Cheers to another year of success and happiness, @Chris! Have a fantastic birthday.
  15. Well said, @upthepies. I would agree with everything you have said, the Reedtz seem well prepared and our clubs future does look to be promising right now. Long may it continue.
  16. It’s so refreshing to have owners like the Reedtz brothers who genuinely care about the club and its success. Their statement is a testament to their leadership and vision for the future of Notts County.
  17. It’s so heartwarming to hear that @KB1862’s children wrote him a note about Notts County getting promoted. It’s always wonderful to see the younger generation getting involved and excited about their local team. What a lovely thing to read
  18. Just to be clear, I’m not being entirely serious here, but if I were in charge of the club, I would definitely out-price teams that are unlikely to offer a decent transfer fee. If Reading wants Macaulay Langstaff, they better be prepared to cough up £30m. I wouldn’t let him go for anything less than £10m, but my price would be even higher just to put them off. Notts needs to offer him an extension halfway through next season, unless someone snaps him up for a silly fee first.
  19. I believe we’re on the rise and will become a solid League Two team. Next season will be revealing - if we start off strong, we might even start dreaming of back-to-back promotions. Whether we can do it beyond League One is another question, but I have a feeling we’re on the brink of happier times.
  20. Well done to the Nottingham Post for featuring our fans in a happier moment in the club’s history. We showed more class than a finishing school when we turned up in strong numbers, sporting Notts shirts from every era!
  21. I know some people say we shouldn’t be too hard on Ross Fitzsimons, but I swear he must have sponges for gloves. He usually starts off looking like a decent keeper, but then he starts making more errors than a drunk trying to solve a Rubik’s cube. I think he has issues with confidence and concentration. Chesterfield would have won if it wasn’t for him. I bet their fans are glad he’s gone. I wonder if they were even considering renewing his contract? I can’t see any reason why they would unless they enjoy losing.
  22. This article really captures the excitement and joy of Notts County’s promotion back to the Football League. It’s great to see the team and fans celebrating together.
  23. Hopefully, Macaulay Langstaff will give Notts a chance. Clubs should still be interested in him and testing himself in League Two could be a smart move in the long run. So many footballers just move for the sake of it, but when you find a team like Notts, settling down for at least a season or two is a wise decision. But then again, I might be a little biased.
  24. Aarone Nemane definitely deserves a round of applause for his performance at Wembley. He’s taken Cal Roberts’ spot in the squad and run with it - literally! When he gets going, teams find it hard to keep up with him. I don’t even mind when he tries things and loses the ball - as long as he tries to win it back. After all, you miss 100% of the shots you don’t take!
  25. Stall and Slater could be the next big sitcom - I might pitch it to Gold, the BBC, and ITV. Can anyone else picture it? Watching their celebrations is like watching a new trend unfold before our eyes. The audio is music to my ears and the visuals are just as great.

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