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  1. It feels like a clear sign that none of the trialists have stood out enough to earn a deal. You’d think the best ones would’ve been signed already, especially with the season coming up quickly. I’m still hoping the club announces at least one new signing before the Cardiff match. It would give fans a boost and show things are moving in the right direction. Replacing Alex Bass is important. We need someone solid in goal, and sooner rather than later, so we’re not going into the season with uncertainty at the back.
  2. Connie Francis was a talented singer who faced many challenges with strength. Her music touched hearts, and she’ll be remembered fondly. Rest in peace.
  3. It’s been a slow and peaceful Wednesday so far, which is a welcome change after how busy things have been lately. I keep checking to see if Notts have announced any new signings, but things look like they’re settling down ahead of League Two. I’m hoping there’s something good on telly later. It’s strange how people don’t seem to talk about live TV as much these days. With the way today’s ticking along nicely, it’ll be a treat to sit back with a beer and enjoy a quiet moment, not feeling like you’re roasting away in the heat.
  4. Always nice to see a player come in with a bit of family history in the game too, think it gives them that bit of extra grounding. Hasney was a decent pro back in the day, so Sonny will have grown up around the right habits. United fans seem to rate him highly and if he does well here it’s a win-win. Just hope we can give him enough minutes to really kick on. Great that the club are being proactive early instead of waiting around.
  5. I didn’t know Kim personally, but reading this made me wish I had. Her dedication to Notts goes far beyond what most fans do, I can’t imagine how hard it must be to face what she is now, but she’s doing it with grace and courage. If anyone deserves a bit of joy and help ticking off their bucket list, it’s her. Hope she gets everything she wishes for.
  6. If Jatta had gone to Germany, it might’ve sparked more talk about him leaving. In football, there’s always gossip around players, and sometimes staying behind can cause even more questions. Supporters need to take a step back and not jump to conclusions. The way the club is run, and which players come or go, isn’t something fans can control. Decisions are made behind the scenes, and we often don't know the full story. The focus should stay on the matches in Germany. They’re important and shouldn’t be distracted by speculation. Whatever kept Jatta from travelling is something we’ll just have to accept.
  7. Life comes with ups and downs, laughter and sadness. Through it all, there's one song that always lifts my spirits, Louis Armstrong’s “What a Wonderful World.” At times life feels bleak, but that song somehow makes it all seem better. When it plays, the dark moments fade. You can’t help but feel lighter. It’s a song that never gets old. A true classic that people will keep listening to for years to come. And when Louis gently says, “And I think to myself…” it fills me with warmth. It reminds me of the good times, and I feel grateful.
  8. It was a good workout for both sides. Alfreton Town are always a tough test. I was happy to see Paterson name what looked like a strong starting eleven. I was actually expecting a more experimental line-up, so that was a nice surprise. Both our sides gave a good showing, and Alfreton weren’t far off scoring a couple of times themselves.
  9. He seems like a good signing. I like that he’s direct and has a bit of pace. Him wanting to take players on is something we don’t see enough, only Jodi Jones and Will Jarvis really offer that kind of threat. Kellan Gordon doesn’t look confident running with the ball, though he does deliver a great cross. I’d like to see more of Nick Tsaroulla in the starting line-up. There’s definitely space to switch it up and try a few in central attacking roles, not just out wide.
  10. I’m not fully convinced the sale will go as smoothly as the recent news suggests. These same buyers have shown interest before, so I wouldn’t be shocked if things drag on a bit. Still, I really hope it goes through.
  11. Hello, @theAnticlough. Welcome to Pride of Nottingham. It's nice to see you joining in already, a long season lies ahead for us but there will be plenty to discuss no doubt. Pleased to see you join.
  12. Hello, welcome to Pride of Nottingham @Daisy-Mae. It's good to be welcoming you to the site.
  13. Welcome aboard @James Macdonald! Hope you enjoy the banter, the insights, and the love for Notts County.
  14. Hello and welcome @Peter Thornley! We’re pleased to have another Magpie joining us at PON, welcome our nest.
  15. David Button, Jack Payne, Sylvester Jasper, Chris Long, and Jack Bridges would be good choices to fill the gaps we’ve got. Bridges is more of a left-sided player, but that could actually help. It would let Jodi Jones move into David McGoldrick’s role, or even give Will Jarvis a go there. Nick Tsaroulla and Kellan Gordon could do a job down the right. Chris Long would bring the kind of experience we’ve been missing up front. Jasper would get a chance to prove himself in English football, and David Button’s know-how in goal would be a big plus. Even at 36, Button could be a smart signing and a good mentor for young Harry Griffiths.

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