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He is a good player. I hope signing for Woking has given him a new lease of life in the time he has left in football. His time at Notts will always be remembered for the brilliance he brought to the pitch.

Partick Thistle will hopefully survive. It shows the current situation in football, not just in the UK but worldwide, where clubs are struggling to balance their books. It's not always due to recklessness, but changes in attendance and other factors. It's a shame, but I hope they survive.

The squad and performance don't worry me. I just hope we give a good account of ourselves and provide a real challenge. Early rounds of the FA Cup might be undervalued, but since it's the first time we've reached this stage in a while, I'm going to make the most of it. I think Peterborough might rest some of their players, but we still need to be at our best. I wouldn't rush Dan Crowley into the first team, but bringing him on would be good to see. It depends on his fitness levels.

I understand the decision, but I doubt anyone would seriously leave Twitter permanently because there will always be more people on Twitter. All it's doing is diluting the support base. The only exception is if Elon Musk continues to ruin Twitter X.com.

It feels like the start of the year again, wondering when the summer would come, but now it's winter and much gloomier. It's likely to stay this way for longer, so buckle up, keep warm, and make sure to stay inside when it gets worse if you can.

I agree, the sponsors chose the right man of the match today. Even without their support, George Abbott earned my vote as well. I think he should be the PON Man of the Match against Newport County, but we’ll have to see what the voting says.

Blackpool 1-0 Northampton Town Stockport County 2-1 Wrexham Accrington Stanley 0-2 Swindon Town ????Joker Barrow 1-0 AFC Wimbledon Bromley 2-1 Carlisle United Braintree Town 1-2 AFC Fylde Hartlepool United 3-1 Eastleigh Yeovil Town 2-2 Halifax Town

It was a lovely moment when the fan made a gesture to Jatta and then handed him the flag. In his interview, I couldn't quite catch what he said about OG or OB. It was a bit hard to make out. Jatta seems like a really decent person. With the way he's performing, I believe he could reach triple numbers if we manage to keep him. He's truly a fantastic player.

George Abbott played incredibly well and looked a cut above most of the players on the pitch. His performance was similar to what we would have expected from Ryan Yates, but with far more importance and as a much more gifted footballer.

We currently have a fair amount of injuries, so I think a draw isn't all that bad. We could have won the game, but going defensive could have seen us concede more than one goal. Notts played well in spells. I am not exactly sure how Doncaster avoided a single yellow card, but the referee did seem to favour them. Doncaster played okay, but not enough from them, and their fans made very little noise.

Norwich City 1-0 Bristol City Portsmouth 3-1 Preston North End Exeter City 0-1 Charlton Athletic Stevenage 0-4 Reading Tranmere Rovers 1-0 Newport County Walsall 2-0 Crewe Alexandra Solihull Moors 1-0 Altrincham Southend United 0-0 Yeovil Town

It was a great result, as teams are now trying to either play our style of football or go very defensive. This makes it hard to create chances, but I thought the performance was good. No one would be saying otherwise if a few more of our efforts had been closer to goals. In the long run, the win is what really matters.

AFC Wimbledon came with a game plan, and I think Stuart Maynard expected them to play like that. He made some good tactical changes that helped us deal with them, but the game seemed like it was going to end in a draw. If anything, I felt relieved we didn’t concede. Defensively, we were solid, and Matty Platt was outstanding. Alex Bass played really well too.

Matty Platt was outstanding throughout the game. His height makes him a real threat to the opposition during set pieces. I was really pleased for him, as it was a brilliant moment for such a hardworking player who doesn’t always get the praise he deserves. He works so well with Jacob Bedeau, who tends to get more of the attention.

A manager’s words have never been so true. I think it shows how well he reads the game, and while it’s clear we need to be more clinical, Stuart Maynard’s awareness of what AFC Wimbledon would bring was spot on. We won’t always be the better side, but in tight or tough games, one chance can change everything. Yesterday showed how important it is to be patient at times.

Stuart Maynard made changes that helped us get a better handle on AFC Wimbledon. I thought we did okay, considering how tough they made it for us.

This was a big boost going into the game. David McGoldrick, while not always at his best, can be saved for big games like Chesterfield. This would yield better results in the long run instead of constantly relying on him and tiring him out, which leads to injuries and inconsistent performances. Allow him to be the threat and player we know he is by selecting carefully when he plays.

Matt Palmer has a lot of good qualities. Some fans criticise him for not being able to score, but this has never been his game. We shouldn't pressure players with this because it leads to them trying, and if they aren't good at it, it will lead to further criticism. Allow him to do what he has been doing well since being at Notts. I also disagree that he hasn't been the same since his injury. He's just returning to football. That's all.

It's good that David McGoldrick was fit enough to play. His partnership with Jatta is encouraging. The draw is what we could have expected going into the game. The first goal was unlucky and their second was due to extremely poor defending. Notts did enough to get something from the game. I'm just pleased Didzy managed to score at the second attempt.

I can’t remember who said it, but this game is more than just 3 points. Notts has to approach the game in a way that shows the hard work from previous matches and get a result that makes the fans happy. I wouldn’t mind a draw, as long as the performance is good. I don’t think the game will be easy, but avoiding defeat is very important.

Lucas Ness has a nasty scar just above his left ankle. He walked past me after the game against Port Vale. It looked like it had been stapled at one point. Very nasty-looking scar. I hope nothing serious is wrong with Cedwyn Scott.

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These are brilliant, absolutely hilarious!

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