Joshua

Hello, @Oliver Reedtz. Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham, you will see we are a friendly community. Despite "Reedtz" you would find this, very curious username. See you around.

It's really good to see you joining in @PieHard, welcome to the community! The Pride of Nottingham is a very enjoyable site, and considering social media is where most people tend to hang out it's refreshing to have a site like this to come and avoid all that negative stuff.

He played before I started watching Notts, but I'm grateful for everything he did and for the support he gave the club during the fundraising efforts. I wish him all the best in his recovery. It sounds like a horrible thing to go through. I hope he’s able to walk again and get back to a more normal life.

I know of the Beach Boys and have listened to their music, but I'm not too familiar with the members. From reading the comments, it seems he was one of the main members and wrote many of the lyrics. It's very sad to hear that he has passed away.

It's good to see more of you on PON. Have belief in what this site offers and you'll find it's a really friendly community. I don't see what all the fuss is about, but the main thing is you're here now. Get involved with the Notts content, support everything to do with the club, and enjoy the chats.

Notts had plenty of chances to change the outcome well before Jatta was sent off. Conor Grant should have put more power on his chip, that was a huge miss for us and a sign of how unfortunate we would be. I don’t think Wimbledon looked all that strong in their win. They have a good keeper and height in their defence, but I wouldn’t rule Notts out doing better away from home. Still, the loss was disappointing. I don’t fault the effort from any player. I just wish some of those close calls had been finished more clinically. Jodi Jones gave me hope when he smashed the post, and Goodman celebrated as if he had saved it.

Well, I don't think we can consider "what if" scenarios, as we already know what happened, and the outcome was far from good. It was a horrific decision to dive into a challenge with both feet, and it’s clear they were up. I don’t see how anyone can defend that. Jatta should have left the field immediately. I don’t care if the Wimbledon players provoked him or if he was lashing out. He needed to walk away, act professionally, and accept the decision. If a Notts fan thinks this was acceptable, I would hope they don’t show double standards when reacting to some of the tackles Jodi Jones has endured.

I don't think David McGoldrick deserved Man of the Match. Even he seemed to disagree, shaking his head at the decision. Will Jarvis was quiet in the first half, almost unnoticeable, but much better in the second half. Charlie Whitaker was excellent until he was subbed off, which was a puzzling decision. Whitaker would be my pick for Man of the Match.

Rest in peace, George Foreman. It's truly sad to hear about the passing of such a great boxer.

Blaming the referee distracts from the fact that Notts simply wasn't clinical in front of goal. If Notts had created more chances or converted some of them, the referee's decisions wouldn't have been such a talking point. While there were some questionable calls, we need to win matches by scoring goals, not relying on penalties. At times, it felt like the focus was too much on drawing fouls in the penalty area instead of taking shots. Notts weren't terrible, but they looked more like a mid-table team than one pushing for promotion.

After Alan Hardy put the club up for sale, BBC News did a segment where Iris Smith from the Supporters Club spoke on camera. They also spoke with a scruffy man in a suit reportedly from The Trust. I don't want to sound personal when I say scruffy, but his hair was a mess, and he looked as if he sleeps in his suit. He didn't say much of interest, and I don't think his opinion is relevant to the general fan. I am sure he's a nice person, but aside from his scruffy appearance, he did not seem to know a lot about Notts, at least about what was going on right now.

Yes, George Abbott was class yesterday. If we had maintained the first half's level of control, the game would have been seen out better. But credit to Fleetwood; they made a real game of it and gave us a scare when they took the lead. Good side, we just needed to be a bit more organised at the back.

I would have hung onto Josh Martin, at least by extending his stay until the rest of the season. Jevani Brown needed to play more regularly in my eyes, but for some reason we just didn't give him enough time in my eyes. He arrived out of favour, low on morale and both players just seem like a wasted opportunity.

David McGoldrick gets my vote, another fine display of his experience and talent.

Burnley 1-1 Watford QPR 1-1 Preston North End Blackpool 2-0 Stevenage Northampton Town 0-1 Charlton Athletic Chesterfield 3-1 AFC Wimbledon Morecambe 0-0 Bromley joker Hartlepool United 2-0 Yeovil Town Wealdstone 0-1 Dagenham & Redbridge

It's important that youngsters get played, so I do hope he thrives during this point where he will be played due to the injuries within our team and by the point we are back to full strength he will be ready to fight more having become settled within the first team. It is good that players around him are supporting him, he could be the future of this team. So, I hope he continues to improve and enjoy his game time. A few goals would be nice too, especially if he had the chance to celebrate them.

Luton Town 1-0 Swansea City Plymouth Argyle 1-2 Oxford United Blackpool 0-1 Rotherham United Cambridge United 0-0 Shrewsbury Town Crawley Town 1-0 Stevenage Gillingham 2-1 Salford City Harrogate Town 0-0 AFC Wimbledon Newport County 1-0 Carlisle United Joker

Notts could have easily fallen into Peterborough's game plan, given their speed and quality. They executed it well at the start, building momentum. However, Cedwyn Scott and Matty Platt responded brilliantly by scoring, putting us ahead. I didn't think this was possible early on, and while Notts had to be patient when attacking, they performed superbly against a team that could easily be lower Championship level. I don't want to give Peterborough more credit than they deserve because Notts looked capable of winning, but the substitutions didn't help. The only major concern is the potential injury to Platt.

Is this a record amount of votes? Keep voting everyone!

I voted for George Abbott because I think he put in a solid shift. He performed better than most players on the pitch, including Peterborough's team. I thought his goal was just the icing on the cake of what was an excellent performance.

I wanted to vote for Nick Tsaroulla because he has worked so hard since joining the squad. However, I chose George Abbott because I feel he's been more consistent in games.

Feeling excited about today's game! Peterborough will be wanting to please their home support and Notts can make that an advantage by controlling the midfield, staying tight and passing the ball carefully. We have a lot of positives going into the game and a good cup run would be great, but first we have to prove ourselves worthy of being in the 3rd round. Their manager has made comments about us being a good team, but already seems to think they have progressed before the game has played. We have to show them that we can't be underestimated.

Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham, @Jon Lowe. It's great to have you here, I you hope enjoy PON.

Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham, @Peter Speers. It's great to have you here, I hope you enjoy PON.

It sounds like a very good idea. I think there's potential to make the newsletters stand out and encourage people to visit the site. I really hope Notts fans connect with it because PON deserves it.