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It's hard to pick just one player for the good start we've had, as everyone in defence has worked hard. Jacob Bedeau has impressed, but he's among many talented players brought in this summer. I hope he, Matty Platt, and Lewis Macari build a strong understanding, but I also know it's important for him and the others to feel settled.

I hope the loan turns out to be useful. It’s hard to see where he’ll get regular game time, as cover is what Notts needed most. I hope he’s ready to fight for the team and his career, rather than wasting the opportunity.

I wouldn't compare him to Ryan Yates, but his importance to our team could be similar. His ability to go for the ball and get stuck in was key to stopping Accrington.

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Well done, Jodi Jones! His exceptional attitude and determination are truly something special. Oxford made a mistake in letting him go, as proven by all the awards and recognition he has earned since. I am so pleased for him.

I've heard it before, but it's not something I usually think about. It's an interesting fact. I wonder how much of the game Motts helped to create?

I wonder who has had the most? It's interesting to know, something I hadn't considered before.

Jodi Jones gets my seal of approval. I think he has been great so far and among some very worthy candidates. I think Jones deserves my support, even though it seems that Dan Crowley is winning.

Rest in peace, Sven. I know it was expected, and I don't mean to talk out of turn. But it's still very sad news.

I don't believe Twitter accounts as much as I believe the press. I only believe Notts when things are confirmed. I don't believe Cedwyn Scott would leave or be currently wanted.

Curtis Edwards' shift to a more advanced position truly highlighted his versatility and adaptability. The change, implemented by Stuart Maynard, showcased Edwards' ability to step out of his comfort zone and deliver a commanding performance. His seamless transition is a testament to both his skill level and the support from his teammates. What impressed me most is Edwards' humility despite his stellar performance. Not everyone can recover so well after a tough cup match. His reflections on the team’s dynamics and his ambitions for the future clearly demonstrate his commitment to both personal and team success. With such dedication and talent, Edwards is poised to become indispensable for Notts.

An outstanding game by Notts! The team’s ability to maintain pressure and play attacking football was a joy to watch. Grimsby had no answers for our coordinated play and strategy. The defence was also impressive, limiting Grimsby’s chances and standing strong throughout the match. The substitutions were well-timed, ensuring that the team kept its dominance on the pitch. I’m delighted with this performance and hope it sets the tone for the rest of the season. The fans deserved this win, and it’s fantastic to see such a united team effort.

He does have a similar appearance and physical build to Jack Grealish. He has already claimed that he will be better than him, which, considering Jack’s situation at Man City, might be an easier task. Jota Silva does look a lot like Grealish, though.

It’s clear how much Joe values Tranmere Rovers, especially with his long-term support since childhood. His admiration for Adkins and the new players brings a lot of positive vibes. Omari Patrick’s potential to shine and Lee O’Connor’s firm midfield presence could really elevate the team’s performance. The emphasis on improving defensively is critical and shows a balanced view of the team’s prospects. Considering the positive pre-season and the strategic signings, optimism for a top-ten finish appears well-founded.

Low camera angles of goals can either be visually appealing or quite dreadful. The footage doesn’t portray York City in the best light; it’s captured rather awkwardly. I’d prefer to see the goal from a landscape perspective, from a reasonable height but close enough to discern who’s doing what. Regarding the result, we ended up with a draw. So what? I believe York deserves recognition and their players will be striving to catch their manager’s attention. I’m confident that our players will adapt and learn from this experience. If the club has any quality footage, it’s something they can review during upcoming training sessions. I’m not convinced our goalkeeper could have done much about the first goal they scored.

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I’ve never known anything like this to happen before, but it seems like a possibility. Clearly, no one checked before making the announcement. I wonder how long it took to spot the error. It’s quite amusing!

I believe this is the perfect chance for Notts to bring in someone who can genuinely add value to our squad. Randall's departure has certainly whetted my appetite for news about incoming transfers. Fingers crossed for some exciting additions, here’s to hoping the club has some surprises up their sleeve.

I had a lovely weekend. Nothing much happened, but it was relaxing. This week seems like it’s going to be a bit tough, with all the panic and negativity surrounding Macaulay Langstaff’s move. I’m looking forward to the pre-season.

Well, he’s moved on now, and we need to adjust the team to cope with the loss. The club will have to decide whether he needs to be replaced, and if so, the money will have to be well spent. Fans won’t be pleased to see any money wasted, but hopefully, the fee for Macaulay Langstaff will be reinvested into the squad this season, and we’ll make signings that boost morale.

It’s unfortunate to see him leave, but on the bright side, it opens up a spot for someone new. If we rally behind the current players, who knows what could happen? Even the top clubs lose their key players sometimes. While we might have secured a better deal if we had waited, we can’t deny a loyal servant the opportunity to play in the championship before his career peaks.

Tony Hateley will always be remembered as a remarkable player for Notts. This club was like home to him, and he always fit right in when he wore our shirt. He’s an icon from the days when we had a formidable strike force.

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Millwall must be over the moon with this signing. Langstaff’s record at Notts County was stellar. You don’t come across a striker who scores 42 goals in a season very often. Although it’s a big loss for us, it’s a well-deserved step up for Langstaff. His dedication and fantastic relationship with everyone at the club speak volumes about his character. Championship football will be a new challenge for him, but I’m confident he will rise to it.