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Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham, @Emma Duffield.

It's good to have you, @Alan Carnell. So, welcome to the Pride of Nottingham.

He’s a top keeper for sure. I don’t believe he’s of League Two standard, so if we do gain promotion whilst he’s at the club, I don’t think it would be a position we would need to replace. It’s good to have so much faith in the keeper, as I don’t worry when teams have chances against him. It has always been a nervous aspect in recent seasons to worry about conceding.

I don’t believe there are any more. I might be wrong, but I would be surprised if there are any more.

A win would give a real sense that the season is about to get better. Bromley aren’t a side I would fear too much. I think on paper we are a much stronger team, but we have to play like it on the day. With the way the defence is improving, I don’t have any concerns about leaking goals. However, I do think away games will be key to any chance of promotion this season.

Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham, @Jeff johno. It's good to have you on board PON.

The media team shared the video featuring the Oasis song, “Don’t Go Away.” This is likely to capitalise on the excitement surrounding their reunion. However, it does make me wonder if news of him extending his stay might be imminent.

The recent changes at Notts County have really transformed the matchday experience. From the friendly stewards to the vibrant atmosphere in The Nest, it feels like a celebration of football every time we play. I love how the club is not just about the game but also about creating a community. The food options have improved so much, and it’s great to see fans coming together to enjoy a pint and a chat before the match. It’s moments like these that remind me why I love this club so much.

He seems like a very good goalkeeper. I don't blame him for any of the goals you've conceded. It's a team effort. I think he'll keep his starting spot easily. We have two good backup goalkeepers just in case. Alex Bass looks determined to keep his place. Hopefully, no one gets injured during the season. If he doesn't, I don't see him being dropped. Maybe for cup games?

I'm not worried about Jevani Brown. He's on loan, and if he's not good or causes problems, we can send him back to Bristol Rovers. I'm more impressed with George Abbott. He seems like a talented young player. He's quiet and reserved. It was nice to see him celebrate with the fans after the Swindon win. As for Maynard, if his team keeps winning games, he'll win over more fans.

The upcoming minute’s applause for Sven-Göran Eriksson is an incredibly moving gesture from Notts. His talent and vision left a lasting impact on the club's history, creating a legacy that goes beyond his brief tenure. Fans and players alike were influenced by his leadership and commitment, and his decision to waive his payoff demonstrated a level of integrity rarely seen in football. As we gather to honour his memory, it’s clear that Eriksson’s legacy will continue to inspire future generations at Meadow Lane.

At this level, and in a season where you're aiming for the top, you take these results. It's not always about playing great football; we need to get the job done and collect as many points as possible. I was impressed by Notts' grit yesterday. Some people say we were terrible, but that's not true at all.

I might have that programme somewhere in my collection. Could you give us a summary of what was said in the text?

I assume you'll be with the away fans? You’ll notice a lot of improvements. Make sure to visit The Nest if you can.

It’s a shame how his career went downhill. I thought he looked promising. I rated both him and Curtis Thompson. The thing with Greg Tempest is that his grandfather’s connection to Notts was always mentioned, which put a shadow over his career. I believe it was his grandfather or great-grandfather.

I’m glad he got some minutes in yesterday. It’s good to have options, and defensive players are important. I think he’ll do well with more playing time, and I wish him all the best.

If we need someone to step in, we'll be glad to have him if he can help our season. His past is behind him, and it's not my place to judge, but I understand why some fans might have doubts.

Jeremy Balmy is a player who played for both teams at different times. I believe he joined Swindon after leaving us.

This match truly showcased the grit and determination that Notts County has developed. Going behind early could have easily shaken the squad, but they rallied magnificently. McGoldrick was in phenomenal form, especially with that second goal which was a moment of sheer brilliance. Swindon put up a tough fight, especially in the second half, but our defence was equal to the task, with Matty Platt leading from the back. Alex Bass’s crucial saves ensured we held onto the lead. It’s wins like these that make a difference in a promotion push. The team’s resilience and quality are clear for all to see. Here’s to more results like this one.

Definitely, @Robbie. They have both done really well, but I am very impressed with her spirited performance at such a young age. She is a talent that will only grow, so well done to her!

His return to Notts County felt very encouraging. He was a fantastic player in terms of ability, and although he had started to lose some pace, he could still score goals. He was a very clever footballer, with everything you want in a striker. A true hero of Meadow Lane, his time with us is something we will always remember.

It might seem pointless, as it definitely looks like Dan Crowley’s, but I have voted for Jodi Jones. He tries hard to change the outcome of any game, especially when we're behind.

Is this the talented 14-year-old? It’s a fantastic start for Team GB.

It’s good news that the club has turned down bids; we can assume the one from MK Dons for Dan Crowley has worried our supporters. I wasn’t aware of any other bids, so who was interested in Jodi Jones? I believe we can be quietly confident that once the transfer window closes, Notts will be able to concentrate on getting the results we need to bring some optimism. If we have the funds, let’s sort out any out-of-contract players at the end of the season as soon as possible.

Tom Keetley’s legacy at Notts County is undeniable. It’s fascinating to think about how different the game was back then, yet Keetley’s achievements still resonate with football fans today. However, what’s equally important is the story of his life after football. The financial struggles and health issues he faced remind us that the life of a footballer isn’t always as glamorous as it seems. Keetley’s story is a powerful reminder of the importance of supporting players both during and after their careers.