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  1. Joshua
    Geraldo Bajrami appeared to be in a great deal of pain. It was a freak accident and terrible to witness. I hope he can recover and come back even stronger. I initially thought he would be out for a while because it didn’t look right.
  2. Joshua
    It's great that we have found a club for him to join. This is a starting point for him to be in and around a first team squad with various experiences. I hope he performs well.
  3. Joshua
    Hull City 2-0 Sheffield Wednesday Ipswich Town 1-1 Stoke City Leyton Orient 0-3 Portsmouth Joker Peterborough United 1-2 Charlton Athletic Harrogate Town 0-0 Forest Green Rovers Swindon Town 2-0 Crewe Alexandra Dagenham & Redbridge 2-1 Southend United York City 1-0 Kidderminster Harriers
  4. Joshua
    I’m not sure why some people might underestimate Notts County or appear biased against them. It’s possible that they have their own reasons for thinking that Notts County may not achieve promotion via automatics or even reach the playoffs. However, to completely rule out the possibility seems a bit odd. It’s important to remember that anything can happen in football and Notts County has the potential to achieve great things.
  5. Joshua
    In my opinion, Mark Stallard speaks with great wisdom and insight. He has a lot of valuable things to say about Notts County and the challenges they face. The team must work hard to achieve success, as the depth and quality of the squad alone are not enough. It is encouraging to see that Mark rates the squad highly and recognises the potential that Luke Williams sees in them. Overall, it is a fantastic interview.
  6. Joshua
    As for my plans, I won’t be at Sutton and today I only did things to help my parents. Tomorrow and Sunday may be more eventful, but it depends on the weather. If it rains, I won’t go out unless it’s absolutely necessary.
  7. Joshua
    Same here, I would also update this with details of my activity. Although I don’t do a lot, being young enough allows me to get away with it, but I do make sure to go for a jog at least once a week.
  8. Joshua
    The status of English players playing at the highest level beyond the age of 40 is certainly interesting. While it may be less common for goalkeepers to continue playing at this age, it seems more likely for outfield players.
  9. Joshua
    It would be fantastic to have him on board, but if he is here to sign, it is unclear why terms have not already been agreed with him. There does not seem to be any obvious reason for a delay. It is possible that the club wanted to take a closer look at him or that they are doing him a favour. Of course, this is just speculation and I could be wrong. Unless the club announces the signing before the game tomorrow, it is difficult to understand why there would be a delay
  10. Joshua
    On a different note, I wish Curtis Thompson all the best. I initially thought we might see him, but then I realised that his team is still in League One.
  11. Joshua
    Owning the ground could indeed provide Notts County with added security over the club’s future and prevent them from being drawn into discussions about ground sharing. The only reason for not owning the land would be if the owners cannot afford it. While concerns about dodgy owners may be valid, it is not necessarily true that the council would be any more trustworthy. At any point, they could decide not to renew the lease to Notts County.
  12. Joshua
    Blackburn Rovers 2-1 West Bromwich Albion: [Joker] Plymouth Argyle 1-1 Huddersfield Town Carlisle United 3-2 Fleetwood Town: Shrewsbury Town 0-0 Cheltenham Town Morecambe 2-3 Walsall: Tranmere Rovers 1-2 Barrow Aldershot 4-1 Oxford City: Gateshead 2-2 Boreham Wood
  13. Joshua
    It is heartening to see Kyle Cameron’s confidence in his team as they prepare for the upcoming season. His enthusiasm is a reflection of the team’s determination to succeed and make a strong showing in League Two. The team’s spirit and drive will undoubtedly be a key factor in their performance this season. Kyle Cameron’s positive attitude towards his team’s prospects is a testament to their hard work and dedication. The team’s determination to succeed is evident in their preparations for the upcoming season, and their focus on achieving success in League Two is commendable. With such a strong drive to succeed, it will be exciting to see how the team performs in the coming months.
  14. Joshua
    Luke Williams clearly understands the challenges of the League Two. increased pace, quality, and athletic prowess, but his parallel emphasis on causing these players problems speaks about his balanced strategy that includes both defence and attack. However, dealing with deep block tactics efficiently might be another challenge, but I trust Williams and the squad to come up with a viable game plan to deal with such situations.
  15. Joshua
    I like Kyle Cameron’s take on the team’s training regime. It has left me feeling like we are on the verge of something special again, I'm looking forward to the first kick-off. It signals a team that is physically robust, mentally prepared, and united in their aspirations for League Two. I see very exciting times ahead!
  16. Joshua
    In terms of the upcoming game, it seems likely that Notts County will be in control. A final score of 1-3 with Macaulay Langstaff scoring twice and David McGoldrick getting the other goal seems plausible. It would be great to see a strong squad fielded, with Jodi Jones included in the starting lineup. He offers a lot of direct threat and it would be better to have him on from the start rather than bringing him on as a substitute. Ultimately, as long as the performance is decent and Notts bring back the points, that’s all that matters.
  17. Joshua
    It’s definitely a big task to dispatch all of the shirts efficiently, but you would hope that the club would pull together and get help from other departments to ensure that everything runs smoothly. It’s concerning that people are ordering shirts and they’re not being sent out quickly enough. The club needs to plan things better and perhaps invest in more stock without waiting until Christmas.
  18. Joshua
    Unfortunately, it seems like there’s no chance of avoiding the rain this year. However, at least we’ve had some sunshine. The main concern now is that winter might be colder than usual, which could be difficult for elderly people due to the cost of living and rising energy prices.
  19. Joshua
    The offer for fans to catch night time games is a very good one, and it’s great that UK fans have this opportunity. It can be difficult to always make it to games in person, so having this option is a real bonus. It would be especially nice to be able to see more away games.
  20. Joshua
    In terms of the footage, it’s not clear if it will be available online, but it’s definitely worth keeping an eye out for what Charlie Slater has to say. It’s great to see that he hasn’t completely left Notts County behind and is still involved in some capacity. Hopefully, he’ll have more praise for Notts than for Mansfield, unless the preview is solely focused on Notts.
  21. Joshua
    It’s clear that the player in question gave his all for the team, and it’s understandable that he was disappointed about his mistake. However, it’s important to remember that everyone makes mistakes, and if we were to dwell on each one, the list would be never-ending. It’s unfortunate that he left feeling like he had ruined the team’s chances at promotion, but we wish him all the best at Stockport County.
  22. Joshua
    It’s fantastic to see how seamlessly the new recruits, Dan Crowley and David McGoldrick, have integrated into Williams’ system. They’ve both shown themselves to be valuable additions to the team, and their contributions have already made a noticeable impact. With these strong new players on board, there’s a real sense of optimism and excitement for the upcoming season. Here’s hoping that their performances continue to impress and that the team as a whole can build on this positive momentum to achieve great success.
  23. Joshua
    Very good article. It does make a change to read things where people don’t have it in for us or show a level of bias towards other clubs.
  24. Joshua
    I didn’t like the way he left, but I understood his anger with the small number of people who were booing. I think it’s bad when a manager takes it out on the whole fan base instead of being professional. Refusing to do the interviews just made him look childish. As I say, I understand him being annoyed, but he should continue to be professional. I think he thought it would be a bed of roses at Forest Green. Very few FGR fans would mention anything kind about him; most felt he was out of his depth. He might be a good manager when a team is established, but I think him dropping to coaching and assisting a manager is one of his best decisions.
  25. Joshua
    I enjoyed the article; the cartoon made me laugh. I think there are a lot of good sides in this league, and it will be determined by who picks up those crucial wins. For us, I think it will be the physical and top teams we need to play our best against. I am not so worried about the average/poor teams.

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