Joshua

Hello, welcome to the Pride of Nottingham. @David Shipston

I do hope the club puts these out, as I would like to buy one for my bedroom wall.

I am delighted and excited about the signing of Ollie Tipton. Luke Williams speaks very highly of him and although it’s just a loan, it’s nice to know the club can identify young talent like this to add further depth. I think it makes sense not to blow the budget signing players that might not feature much but can come in as required.

The post-match interview is very good and detailed. I am not sure what Luke Williams means by fatigued injuries, but it’s good to know players like Junior Morias are back, considering his lengthy absence.

It’s insane the number of flights they took. I know there are some fixtures where it might be better to do this, but I do agree that the club should reduce it. Having a quick flight cuts down on the bonding you get from travelling closely on a coach. I don’t expect them to get the train, not at all.

The squad looks ready and good enough to face off against League Two teams. We have had a mix of pre-season friendlies which has shown in depth where we need to improve. The squad is good enough to do that, we have depth if we have players who aren’t quite putting in their best performances, but over the course of the season, it will all come together.

Pre-season friendlies can be like this, I am not too worried. It’s all about experimenting and mistakes will happen. I agree that these are things that improve during the season. It’s just important that Luke Williams sees it, as he can coach it out and improve the performance with his clear instructions. We have a strong midfield, so once the squad settles, I am sure the defence will do well, with whoever starts up top having the ability to net goals.

This discussion is unreal. ???? Toilets shouldn’t charge any more than 10p in my opinion, if anything at all.

I am surprised not to see a few of the signings we have made within the list, but keeping a recruitment document sounds like a fun activity.

I hope Adam Chicksen is right. We need to see the defence tighten up a bit more, but I am confident that the club has goals in them. We just need to balance it a bit more, but the article is a good read. Very detailed; David Jackson has done well with them.

I haven’t done much at all. I spent most of the day just tidying up and playing on my PlayStation. Tomorrow, I might get out for a walk. If I can, then it should be good, but knowing my luck, it will rain all day. It was supposed to rain today, but it was actually quite nice out, yet I still made no plans.

It’s a good deal for the young player. He has a good chance if he has the right attitude and makes the most of the facilities that Liverpool has to offer. I don’t think it’s a bad thing at all.

It sounds like it’s just an excuse not to play him. How would Macaulay Langstaff have an issue with fatigue? If it’s an injury, it’s exactly that, but combining the two is just funny. It sounded like Notts could have upped their game at times but didn’t.

I am up for the Prediction League. It’s something I need to commit to and make sure that I do it for every round.

Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham, it's good to see so many news members. Hell to you all!

It’s good to see that we have signed a centre-back, especially one who can play in other positions. There has been a lot of talk about him being good. I just think it’s a shame that Nathan Claxton hasn’t been given a chance since his Forest appearance. I think the two would complete our transfers ahead of League Two.

Luke Williams has received high praise, particularly noteworthy given the calibre of people David McGoldrick has worked with over the years. McGoldrick is a sensible and level-headed individual who speaks eloquently. These are exciting times! With Notts County back in the EFL and the ever-enthusiastic McGoldrick leading from the front, a good season lies ahead. His focus on hard work, fitness, and learning embodies the true spirit of football.

Thank you for sharing this article about @super_ram on the Pride of Nottingham site. It’s fascinating to read about his lifelong love for Derby and how it was nurtured by his family. It’s heart warming to hear about his early memories of listening to football results with his father and learning about Derby’s history from his uncle Stan. Also interesting to read about his experiences watching Derby play live, including his first away game in October 1957. It’s great to see how he continued to follow Derby County throughout his life, even when he started working in Nottingham and had a manager who was a Notts fan. It’s nice to see how they were able to share their love for football and talk about their respective teams.

I don’t read their content; all they do is spam the socials of Notts County, and when you know they lie, it’s hard to give them much time of day.

Brilliant strike! David McGoldrick couldn’t have struck that any sweeter even if he tried. The moment it left his boot, you could see it was destined for the back of the net.

All of the youngsters in the pre-season from the B and academy team have shown some real promise, while I would agree that Cisse looks like a classy player in the making. I felt very impressed when I saw Charlie Gill; he looked like a good youngster for sure.

It is a very difficult subject; my personal opinion is that I don’t see a problem with it right now. In time, it could lead to issues; it might seem unfair to compare it to National League teams recruiting players from outside their nationality pool, but I can most certainly see some looking to bring in players who would be misleading under the transgender umbrella. I think it’s something that needs to be reviewed later on; right now, it doesn’t seem anything but a concern.

Personally, I think it’s important to try to loan them out to a National League North team, ideally. I don’t think either would attract much playing interest from the National League, no disrespect intended, but they both need to gain more experience. I think loaning them out, with a recall option, would be the way to get them more game time.

I am pleased for David McGoldrick; it will be a natural lift to his goal, even if he doesn’t worry about scoring. He will be thinking about getting another, and it should lift his own morale. I liked the celebration from him, along with Jim O’Brien bowing and kissing David’s boot. The strike was superb, placed perfectly in the top right corner. A keeper would have to be special to even get a hand onto something like that. I also really appreciate McGoldrick’s laid-back attitude; he’s enjoyable to listen to.

It’s disheartening to see so many English teams struggling. Good luck to Reading.