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Platt’s comments after the game really reflect the mentality of the team right now, keeping things tight at the back and waiting for the right moment to strike. It wasn’t the most exciting first half, but it’s games like this where you need to stay patient. Matty did that perfectly, and his goal from Palmer’s corner was well deserved. His performances have been consistently strong this season, and getting that second goal early on in the season will give him plenty of confidence moving forward. The team as a whole looked more disciplined, especially defensively, which was great to see after the last couple of home results. Onwards and upwards!

I hope we can get the win, but a large part of me believes it will be another draw. I don't know much about the current AFC Wimbledon squad, but I've seen their highlights. They come across as a team unafraid to take chances. In some ways, I wish Notts would mix their direct approach with taking efforts when space opens up. We only have David McGoldrick and Dan Crowley who do this. I'm not bothered who scores, as long as we do. I would be more encouraged to see us less shy to have shots at goal.

Honestly, I think we showed some real grit despite the result. We dominated possession, created decent chances, and I loved the energy on the pitch, especially from Gordon and Abbott. It's just disappointing we couldn’t get past a team that, on paper, we probably should have. Sometimes, it just doesn’t fall our way, but the team is playing well, and I’m optimistic for the rest of the season. We’ve got the talent, we’ve got the passion, and with a bit more luck, I believe we’ll start turning these performances into wins. We move on, heads held high!

I think Maynard’s approach to this derby is perfect—keep calm, focus on the team, and don’t get drawn into the occasion too much. Chesterfield are a tough side, and it’s no surprise they’re performing well. But the way Maynard spoke about our away form and how we’ve been unlucky at home gives me a lot of hope. His point about teams sitting back at Meadow Lane really makes sense. On the road, we’ve got that bit more space to play, and it’s shown in our results. If we can stay consistent and take our chances, I think we’ll come away with a result.

I wish we had scored before they did. I think it would have ended 1-1. The game had a draw written all over it, but Notts lacked sharpness on goal today. In a different scenario, Notts could have won, and that’s the disappointing part about the result. Kellan Gordon looked good, with some decent crosses, but Jatta was isolated most times and unable to involve himself.

Maynard’s comments on squad depth show how much he values every player. Everyone has a role to play, and it's exciting to watch.

Playing against a side like Port Vale, we can’t afford to be complacent. I’ve got my eye on Macari, his positioning and decision-making will be key against a dynamic opposition. With Port Vale being unbeaten in their last five, it’ll be tough. But our recent performances at home give me hope. If our defence holds strong and the wing-backs provide width, we might find joy in the wide areas. Let’s make Meadow Lane a place to fear for visiting teams!

Gordon’s recent interview really highlights why local players can have such a big impact on a team. He’s more than just a footballer going through the motions. It’s clear from his words that his mentality is strong and supportive, not just concerning his own career but also in the context of larger team goals at Notts. There’s something intrinsically uplifting about being close to family, and Gordon’s candid remarks reflect how this has had a transforming effect on him as a player. The warmth and connectivity he feels can surely translate into positive outcomes on the pitch.

It’s always tough to see a player like Jodi sidelined with an injury, especially when it could have been avoided with better officiating. His frustration is understandable, and it’s something the league must address. Despite the setback, Jodi’s positivity and commitment to returning stronger is heartening. His connection with the fans and his determination to support the team even while injured shows his character. We need to keep the spirits high and show our support for both Jodi and the rest of the team.

I want to see the defence stand up to Carlisle United and make sure that they won’t try to pen us back in our own half. Morecambe did that well, and it could be something teams try to latch onto. We need to be direct, unafraid to get fouled but protect ourselves in the process. I believe the team is good enough. So, fingers crossed for a win but it won’t be easy. David McGoldrick needs support to be at his best on goal.

That will include time for his break to heal and for him to get back into training. It could have been six months if it was a worse and more serious break, so let’s just wish Jodi Jones all the best with his recovery.

While Morecambe’s form has been poor, they’re still a dangerous side if we let our guard down. Their biggest threat will likely come from set pieces, so we need to stay organised defensively. I’m excited about the potential impact Josh Martin could make. That said, it’s Dan Crowley’s midfield play that I think will be crucial today. He’s been brilliant for us this season, and his ability to find space and create chances has been key. If we can control the midfield and cut off Morecambe’s supply lines, we should be able to take the three points.

Good win for Notts, with a lot of young special talent in the team. It’s great the win came with so many of our younger players featuring. It’s also nice to see Sam Austin on the scoresheet.

Those are some great photos of the Notts fans enjoying themselves and making the most of the day.

Really disappointing to come away with nothing after dominating the game. It felt like we were all over them at times, but just couldn’t find that final touch. The disallowed goal looked onside to me, and I thought the referee had a poor game overall. Gillingham are a tough side to break down, and they defended brilliantly, but I feel like we should’ve done better with the chances we had. Injuries to Jatta and Jones definitely didn’t help, but we’ve got the depth to deal with that. Maynard’s got the team playing well, and despite the loss, I’m still optimistic about where we’re heading this season. Onto the next game!

It’s not just about defence; our attacking play remains sharp, even when key players are out. Jones’ newfound unpredictability and the overall team’s willingness to step up are encouraging signs. Maynard’s optimism is well-founded, especially with key players returning from injury. The next game against Gillingham will be a real test, but I’m confident we’re up for it, especially with the fan support at Meadow Lane. Let’s bring the noise and be that 12th man!

Maynard's approach has been spot on this season. The way he's crafted this team to be adaptable and unpredictable in attack is brilliant. We're no longer a one-dimensional side, and you can see how that confuses the opposition. The defence has also stepped up massively, and that gives the whole team confidence to push forward. I'm particularly impressed by how calm and collected the lads have been, especially when they fall behind. Games like the one against Bromley highlight our never-say-die attitude. It’s great to see a manager who knows how to get the best out of his players.

Shows the strong start Notts have made and how different things are this time round compared to last season. Gillingham at the weekend is going to be a big test, but it would be nice to see the form continue.

Strong signs to come back and retake the lead after being two goals down. I hope we can show this more often but without conceding first. It reminded me somewhat of the Fleetwood game. Just Bromley were poor defensively and Notts more clinical on goal.

I can't express how delighted I am that Jodi Jones has signed a new contract with Notts. His assist record is nothing short of spectacular and shows his importance to our attacking strategy. Beyond his statistics, Jones’ ability to adapt and improve his game demonstrates his commitment to the club. Stuart Maynard praising Jodi's defensive efforts is particularly encouraging, as it shows he's becoming a more well-rounded player. His skill on the right wing this season has been a key factor in our success. It's reassuring to know he’ll be part of our team until 2027. Here's to many more assists, goals, and unforgettable moments from Jodi!

The recruitment at Notts has been the best in years under the Reedtz era. We need to trust the board and Stuart Maynard to bring in the right players. Even though we might not have had the busiest transfer windows, we've filled important areas like up front. Rallying what you have can be good for a close-knit squad looking for promotion. Maynard has thrived with better options on the bench and a stronger starting lineup. This must make his job much easier, so I see no faults.

That's a good observation about Accrington Stanley. It must be challenging to deal with the number of players they lose, but they seem to have a strong team spirit.

Honouring Sven with a minute's applause should echo throughout Meadow Lane. I hope fans behave themselves and don't ruin it like the last major tribute. A heartfelt send-off is the least we can do, especially considering he left us without receiving money that he waived.

A huge congratulations to the team for the Swindon win! It was a nail-biter, but the Magpies showed exceptional resilience. Stuart Maynard has indeed crafted a team with defensive solidity and clinical finishing. David McGoldrick's goals were sublime and crucial to our win. What’s commendable is the depth of the squad, with the less regular players stepping up admirably in the absence of key figures. The newly signed players like George Abbott bring versatility and promise to the team. If we maintain this level of performance, we could be in for a phenomenal season. Let’s hope we work on intensity and ball recovery to stay consistent. Onward and upward!

Th victory over Swindon Town showed our resilience and determination. The team fought back from a deficit, scoring twice to secure a hard-earned win. While Swindon Town played some attractive football, they struggled to create significant scoring opportunities against Notts' resolute defence. Although our passing could have been more precise at times, the victory on the road and the spirited performance were encouraging signs. David McGoldrick was the hero of the game, delivering a strong performance and contributing crucial goals. His contributions highlight his value to the team and his ability to make a difference in important matches. Overall, this victory was a positive step forward for Notts, demonstrating their potential and their ability to overcome challenges.