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A warm welcome to PON @i961pie! It’s brilliant to see a new face in our community. Join the banter, share your views, and let’s cheer on Notts County together!

A warm welcome to PON @Bertinez! It’s brilliant to see a new face in our community. Join the banter, share your views, and let’s cheer on Notts County together!

A hearty welcome to PON, @Up the Maggies. I trust you will find PON enjoyable and to your liking.

The Pride of Nottingham is a splendid forum and site. A warm welcome to you, @BiggestPieInGlasgow.

There’s no question that Connell Rawlinson gave his all each time he donned a Notts shirt. We will cherish the pleasant memories of his tenure here.

The club has made the correct decision. Hopefully, Connell Rawlinson can find a suitable club to gain more playing time. He might join a National League team with promotion prospects, which could provide another thrilling journey. Whatever his choice, I wish him well.

Switzerland adopted the correct strategy; they merely had to overcome the offside trap. Scotland relied on fortune and indeed found it with that serendipitous goal. Defensively, I believe the Scots performed poorly.

Jodi Jones has recently revived his career following a less than ideal stint at Oxford United. He appears to be a sensible individual who recognises that taking pleasure in football significantly improves one’s performance. It would be rather unwise for the club to let go of Jodi Jones, as it’s improbable that he would desire a transfer to another team after rediscovering his passion for the sport here. The only exception might be if Coventry City showed interest in him once more, though that possibility seems quite remote.

Alex Bass being signed by Notts County is quite the statement! The way he spoke about the club's atmosphere and potential has got me pumped for the new season. His experience at AFC Wimbledon will be essential, and it's great to see a player who's not just talented but also truly committed to his team's success. His calm demeanour as a goalkeeper, especially in crucial moments, will undoubtedly help the team. Really looking forward to his impact on the pitch!

Alex Bass is an excellent acquisition. He’s a first-rate goalkeeper who could have a long future at Notts if he performs well. It’s time for a keeper to establish himself for the future. Sam Slocombe has been reliable with his experience, but it’s time to move forward.

Certainly! Here are the simplified and restructured versions of your comments: It might be tough to move on the players who are up for transfer, but the team is shaping up nicely. With four goalkeepers, choices are limited, but the others have a chance to get back into the game if they put in the effort. It’s a long shot, but the arrival of new talent might just motivate them. Plus, it could make them more attractive to other clubs. I’m keen to see a new winger join us next.

I remember Willie Carlin vividly. His determination and skills were second to none. He had an incredible ability to control the game and always seemed to be at the right place at the right time. His passing is a significant loss to those who had the privilege of watching him play. Rest easy, Willie.

It's refreshing to see such positivity from Maynard. His approach to moving past the controversial goal shows great leadership.

Notts must put in a strong effort to ensure we gain something from this match. Although our points tally hasn’t been impressive lately, our performances have been decent. Under Stuart Maynard’s guidance, things seem to be progressing well. A victory would be a fantastic result from the game and would help maintain our strong home form this season.

Securing the victory is the key point. Their manager suggested they could have performed better, yet accepted all responsibility for the loss. As for Newport, they had their moments, but it felt rather ordinary once we netted a goal.

The Norovirus is quite unpleasant. It’s good that you managed to get home safely, as being ill on holiday is the worst. At least it hasn’t disrupted that. Hope you feel better soon @Fan of Big Tone.

What impresses me the most about Maynard is his adaptability. Shifting from a secure job and succeeding at Wealdstone under difficult circumstances shows real guts and determination. That character is infectious, and I believe he has the potential to inspire our players to punch above their weight. It's been a while since we've had a manager who not only respects the club's values but also aligns perfectly with our current needs on and off the pitch.

The signing of James Sanderson tells me that Notts County hasn't lost its touch in recognising and nurturing young potential. He's exactly the kind of player that makes the academy system so vital. a beacon of hope for others striving to make it. To come back from grassroots and perform so well under the first-team pressure is commendable. I'm eagerly anticipating his growth over the next few seasons. Well done to all involved.

The board seems confident with this move and so am I. Maynard's full-time leadership could be the key to promotion. Roll on Saturday!

Glad to see you here! Welcome aboard @Thomas Cotton.

Glad to see you here! Welcome aboard @Michelle Evans.

Welcome @True Magpie! Delighted to have you with us.

I’m much more optimistic that Notts can secure a win against Morecambe. If fatigue doesn’t factor into the match, I firmly believe the home support can contribute to achieving the result we all desire. The main thing is to continue playing well.

It’s good to see Luke smiling again, he will undoubtedly be proud and pleased by the response. Next, we face Morecambe. It would be great to secure another home victory, which will hopefully lead to improved performances away.

I believe that if interviews are conducted after victories, they should also be done after challenging results. To cease them due to a rough patch seems contrary to the message the club has been trying to convey and reminds me of a media blackout. I wouldn’t say it’s always necessary to interview a player, but to stop due to poor form is a poor reflection on the club at a time when we’re supposed to be united.