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That was a massive goal for Nick Tsaroulla! You could see how much he wanted it, and his work rate throughout the game was immense. He’s been a brilliant signing, so composed on the ball but also aggressive in his defensive work. His comments about the team’s resilience are spot on, too. We’ve had games in the past where we’d have let a lead slip, but now we’re looking a lot stronger at the back. The fans have played their part as well, away support was class again, and it’s great to hear players like Tsaroulla appreciate it. Hopefully, this is just the start for him in front of goal because he’s got the ability to contribute even more.

The club's approach to recruitment is good, it helps Maynard. He doesn’t just sign players for the sake of it, he looks for the right fit. Traoré and Jatta offering different threats is exactly what we need, especially when teams sit deep. Also, great to see Whittaker getting some recognition, he’s got a smart football brain. Defence has been a concern with injuries, but McDonald stepping up has been huge. Really positive vibes around the club right now.

The interview shows why Jack is such a promising talent. He’s taking responsibility for improving his accuracy and making better decisions in attacking areas. For someone playing as a holding midfielder, his ability to arrive at the right time in the box is impressive. That goal might just be the first of many for us this season.

I love the FA Cup and all the stories that come with it, but this match against Peterborough United will really test us. It’s great to hear about players like Jodi Jones making progress, we’ve missed his spark on the pitch. The update on Dan Crowley and Scott Robertson is promising too, but it sounds like it’ll take time. Stuart Maynard’s focus on preparation, especially practising penalties, shows he’s leaving no stone unturned.

Yesterday was a good display of how far Notts has come. We held onto the ball well, played with confidence, and didn’t let Harrogate frustrate us. Jatta’s goal was the result of the team’s hard work, as we kept at them until the breakthrough came. The last few minutes were a bit tense, but our defence held up nicely and didn’t give them any easy chances. If we keep this up, we’ll definitely make an impression this season. Great to see the fans showing strong support, too!

The two home losses to Gillingham and Port Vale have been setbacks. Our performances since then haven't been great, but steady results show that we are a team capable of doing well at this level. Notts will need to dig deep on Saturday; this is a match we should win, and I believe we can do it with the right selection. I still think that bringing in a striker in January could give us a much-needed boost. I don't doubt Jatta or McGoldrick, but an additional option would help ease the pressure on our performances.

Completely agree with Stuart Maynard’s assessment, it wasn’t the most attractive match to watch, but it’s great to see the lads come away with the win. AFC Wimbledon’s defensive shape was tough to break down, and it’s matches like these that show the importance of being clinical from set-pieces. Platt’s goal may have been scruffy, but they all count! I also thought our defence handled Wimbledon’s pressure really well. Bassi was immense, and I think Maynard’s spot on with how calm he keeps the team. It’s games like this that test your mental toughness, and Notts showed they’ve got plenty of it.

Platt’s ability to get that goal from Palmer’s corner was exactly what the team needed. I think it’s a great sign when defenders can step up and make a difference in tight games like this. His goal might not have been the flashiest, but it showed real awareness and hunger. It’s also encouraging to see him aiming to add more goals to his game. Getting two goals so early in the season from a centre-half is brilliant and could be a huge asset as we push for more results. Defensively, he and the backline were solid, and that clean sheet speaks volumes after recent home games. Well-deserved win!

I’m really glad to see Rod McDonald finally getting his chance to shine. It must have been tough watching from the sidelines, especially for a player with so much experience. Injuries can really derail a player’s momentum, but it seems like he’s handled it well and is eager to contribute. His praise for the rest of the defence, especially Louis Macari, shows how close-knit the squad is, which is great to hear. We’ve got some tricky fixtures coming up, so getting him fit and integrated now is really important. Let’s hope he hits the ground running and helps us shore up the backline. Clean sheet today, anyone?

It’s good to see Notts handling Cedwyn’s situation with such care. Mental health issues are often swept under the rug in football, but Maynard and the club have made it clear that they are fully supporting Cedwyn Scott through this tough time. As fans, we sometimes forget the pressure these players are under, especially when injuries keep them off the pitch for extended periods. It’s great to hear that Cedwyn has found the strength to talk about his struggles, and hopefully, he’ll return to the pitch when he’s fully ready. Hats off to the club for treating this with the seriousness it deserves.

Palmer’s comments about the changes in the squad hit the nail on the head. It’s never easy to integrate new players, and it does take time for everyone to get on the same page. But having someone like Matt, who’s been through it all and remains such a steady presence, is massive for the club. His leadership style, leading by example, works well, especially when there are so many new faces in the dressing room. We’ve started the season well, but as Matt says, there’s still a lot of room for improvement, which is exciting because we know the squad has even more to offer. I’m really optimistic about where we’re heading this season.

It’s interesting to see how Maynard has evolved as a manager. He seems to have a clear vision for how he wants the team to play. His emphasis on working together and communicating on the pitch is essential. Players like Jatta thriving under his guidance shows how well the squad is responding to his tactics. I hope we can keep the winning momentum going, especially against tough opponents like Port Vale. It’s crucial for building confidence in the team.

I’m really looking forward to seeing how Alassana Jatta performs in this one. Since returning from injury, he’s been superb, and his goal against Carlisle showed he’s got that natural scoring instinct. With Crowley behind him, I think we’ve got the creativity to break down Port Vale’s defence. Their unbeaten run is impressive, but I don’t see them as unbeatable, especially not at Meadow Lane. We just need to make sure we’re solid defensively because Stockley is a handful. If we keep him quiet and take our chances, this could be a great win to keep us pushing at the top.

Port Vale will be a tough nut to crack, no doubt about that. They’ve got quality in their side, especially in midfield and their attack. I’m curious to see who starts for them, their starting 11 could be quite strong if the players are fit. The midfield battle will be key, and with Ben Garrity in their ranks, we’ll need to stay sharp. But I trust our lads. Crowley’s been fantastic for us, and if he gets the ball in the right areas, we should be able to create chances.

It's intriguing to hear Steven's views on Port Vale's style. Our squad has been focusing on enhancing creativity and pace lately. I'm eager to see if these elements result in a proving victory.

He’s got the experience gained from his time at Crawley but pairs it with a grounded perspective on life thanks to his return to Nottingham. Family matters, and having his loved ones nearby can certainly be a game-changer. His positivity regarding the team’s capabilities is refreshing, and it comes across as sincere. It’s as though the stars have aligned for him, family, football, and aspirations all converging at once. There’s something poetic about that. It’s not just Kellan Gordon who stands to gain from this setup; the fans and the squad are just as likely to benefit from his thriving presence.

What an assist from Alex Bass, his long balls really impressed me, and it’s something we should encourage from time to time. I thought Notts worked very well in the first half to secure the 2-0 lead, with solid build-up play for the second goal. Kellen Gordon did well in my eyes; yes, he played it back at times, but he always looked for the right decision. It was great to see Jatta back in the team, his goal was route one football at its best. Our second goal showed a different style of attacking threat, but the second half was definitely nerve-wracking. I’m pleased for the players to get a good win, especially at such a tough ground.

It’s always tough to see a game slip away, especially when Nick had such a golden opportunity. We dominated the match and created plenty of chances, but Nick’s miss was particularly unfortunate. Stallard is right about Tsaroulla and Abbott needing to take their chances, but Nick’s miss stands out. Gillingham made it difficult for us, and once they scored, they shut down any openings. We have the quality to break teams down, but today just wasn’t our day. The most frustrating part is knowing that Nick’s chance could have been the difference. These games are crucial in a promotion race. Still, it’s a learning experience, and hopefully, we can take those lessons into the next match.

Dan Crowley has made some good comments in his recent presser. I think a lot of professionals try to make sure they are focused on their performances ahead of transfer talks. Extending a contract might not mean he will see that length out, but not having him under contract means we risk further competition from teams looking for a bargain. The thing is, he’s here now and he’s doing well. Nothing in his performances suggests he will be leaving any time soon.

It’s heartening to see Notts perform like this. Maynard's approach to each game has been refreshing. The team’s diversity in attacking options keeps opponents guessing. The resilience they've shown, especially when coming from behind, is admirable. It’s clear they have a winning mentality instilled in them. The improvements in defence have been crucial as well. With a solid backline, we can take more risks going forward. The upcoming game against Gillingham will be a real test, but with the confidence the team is showing, I believe we can come out on top.

Brilliant interviews with the Gillingham fans, excellent questions too. They seem to share similar thoughts, perhaps because they are mature fans who have been around the club for many years. It provides good insight into what they feel about their team and the upcoming game against them.

Jodi Jones and Dan Crowley are the heart and soul of this Notts County squad. Their determination and skill were evident as they spearheaded the comeback against Bromley. Jones’ quick feet and sharp instincts in front of goal make him a constant menace for defenders. Crowley's intelligent play and work rate provide a solid foundation for our attacks. Stallard's comments about their abilities are spot on. These two are the kind of players who can change the outcome of a match in an instant. It’s thrilling to have such talents in our team. Let’s hope they continue to inspire and lead us to more victories this season.

Marvellous read, points and sentiments I fully agree with. Jodi Jones came across well in his interview and he’s here for the right reasons. His contract signing is a nice thing to wrap up. It shows the squad that we have committed players, so hopefully any others waiting in the wings, such as Dan Crowley, may follow with this news. Good players always want to be a part of a good squad, and it’s obvious if Notts plays their cards right, the club could go somewhere. I like that Jodi is focused on promotion and scoring more goals. His attitude towards assisting his teammates is clear.

Well done to the lads for another fantastic performance! Conditions weren’t the best, but the team’s character shone through. Maynard's adjustments were key to turning the game around. Jodi Jones and Dan Crowley were standout performers, but let's not forget the solid defensive work from Platt and others. Four-in-a-row and top of the table says it all. Looking forward to seeing how we fare against Gillingham. Meadow Lane’s going to be buzzing with this form.

Jodi's ambition and commitment to Notts County are truly commendable. It's refreshing to see a player so dedicated to the club's success and willing to adapt his game for the team's benefit. His focus on scoring more goals while setting up his teammates will be crucial as we aim for promotion. The squad indeed seems stronger with new quality additions, and if we can maintain our consistency, there’s no limit to what we can achieve this season. Jodi's effort to stay focused amidst contract negotiations shows his professionalism, and it's this kind of mentality that can inspire the whole team. Looking forward to what lies ahead!