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Wishing him all the best, Wolves can be a challenging club to stay at, even as a coach. They’ve undergone numerous staff changes, particularly when managers are dismissed.

The outcome seemed fair; a draw appeared to be the appropriate result. I believe either team could have emerged victorious, with Notts having slightly better opportunities on goal, but that’s just how it goes. There’s no room for complaints as we could have been defeated, and earning a point against MK Dons seems quite a strong performance for us.

Maintaining a winning streak is crucial, even for matches like these. I won’t be attending the match, instead, I’ll be saving my funds for significant home and away games. I wonder if Ian Burchnall will accompany the Wolves U21s? A victory would indeed be pleasant.

Welcome and hello @Laura Griffin. PON is a good site and forum.

Hello to the site and forum, welcome from me @JOHN BOND.

The grace with which Crowley has adapted to his new team and managed to showcase consistent exemplary performances is truly laudable. Echoing his words, it’s clear that the team environment, camaraderie, and shared ambition for success have greatly contributed to this. He being able to single out his teammates for their extraordinary skills and how it eases his role on the pitch only amplifies the quality of companionship in Notts. It’s evident that the team possesses an ideal amalgamation of talent and persistent dedication, firmly setting them on the path to deliver their dreams. Crowley’s contentment with this journey only strengthens their collective ambition.

The fanbase's presence certainly makes a significant difference in the team's performance. To have such a loyal following that remains undeterred even in away matches is a credit to the Notts community.

The roaring passion on display by Notts in this match was simply brilliant. The flair, the grit, and the unity among the team were truly enduring. I think Kyle Cameron personified all these qualities, and what's more, he did it with humility and grace. His remarks post-match, crediting his fellow mates for their collective effort, and acknowledging the fans' support show his groundedness. It's actions and words like these that make fans feel they are a part of the triumph. Football is indeed a team sport and Cameron nailed it by emphasising this fact.

Exciting match ahead! Fingers crossed for Notts County. I will be cheering them all the way.

Brennan Johnson isn’t good enough for the upper end of the Premier League. He’s a good player, but a lot of the praise is hyped. The amount of money Spurs paid is astronomical.

I think both clips still demonstrate how Mansfield Town trains.

It’s good to see York City appointing a former Notts manager. I hope Neal Ardley enjoys his role with them.

Surely, Karl Robinson surely do better than Fleetwood Town? I don’t know, Fleetwood isn’t that attractive to manage, in my opinion.

It’s a good means for the club to bring in some extra revenue while giving those fans who aren’t able to attend a way to still feel a part of the game. Win-win!

Exeter City 0-2 Leyton Orient Stevenage 0-0 Carlisle United Accrington Stanley 0-1 Mansfield Town Joker Colchester United 0-2 Tranmere Rovers Forest Green Rovers 1-1 Crewe Alexandra AFC Fylde 0-0 Aldershot Bromley 0-1 Maidenhead United Woking 2-1 Solihull Moors

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Nobody can overlook the impact Macaulay Langstaff has had on the team. His energy, relentless pursuit of the ball, and his prolific goalscoring have been a massive influence. It’s uplifting to hear him acknowledging the role that fans’ support plays in their performance. His reflections on team chemistry is a sign of a player who deeply understands the essence of football, teamwork.

It’s interesting to know about their injury issues. I wonder if some of them are likely to return or if they are genuinely out for the game. Alexander speaks well of Notts, and likewise, Williams pays respect to them. MK Dons should be one of the better teams in League Two, so if we can get a good result or just protect our winning streak, I will be happy.

It's clear that Langstaff is hitting his stride, his performance against Accrington Stanley is commendable. His warrior-like approach on the field, devotion to the team, and his flawless scoring ability are becoming his trademark, marking him as a player to watch. Williams' praise is rightly due; Langstaff is showing sheer strength and resolve on the pitch. It’s thrilling to witness such moments of brilliance.

Accrington Stanley came looking for a point. They had no game plan and were just trying to deliver a tidy team performance, which they did. However, aside from their set piece which they scored from, they did little else to trouble us. The few chances they did get were either missed by their players or placed straight at Stone. It was an average performance, but a tidy one. As for Notts, they played with spirit and quality. None of our goals should have been disallowed. I also feel it was the Accrington keeper who positioned the second ball just in front of his goal and then decided to play with a different one, obviously some sort of tactic to try to disallow any further goals. The referee was poor, very poor.

If there was ever a time to shout, sing, and be as loud as possible, it’s when we’re at the top of the league. We need to make sure we keep up the positive influence that the 12th man brings. It’s brilliant to be at the top, so let’s enjoy it!

Stone 7 - generally quite good, some errors but none of which proved costly. he made up with it with a great save with his legs. Rawlinson 6.5 - played well until he went off, a few moments where he lost his man but he made up for it. Brindley 7 - solid player in the centre of the three, much calmer and does everything needed. Cameron 6.5 - did well but he tended to hang onto the ball for longer than needed and in those defensive areas it seemed neglectful. Nemane 6 - being kicked and targeted does not help but he did just fine. Palmer 7 - superb throughout, calm and composed. Eager to get the ball forward. Bostock 7.5 - brilliant second best player on the pitch. Jones 6 - he did well, gave a lot of energy but became frustrated with being targeted with challenges. Crowley 6 - Good first half, neat at times in the second but not his best performance by far. McGoldrick 6.5 - he struggled at times, but he did some very neat passes and worked hard. Langstaff 8* - scored his second despite being clattered twice, i was surprised he did not go off. he just looked fired up, chased every ball. The true Man of the Match.

Great photos! The result yesterday was good, and those who appear in the Faces of PON will have a memory of the day here.

Welcome to the PON site, it's a good community here. Plenty of discussions and content! @Corinthian88

Welcome to the PON site, it's a good community here. Plenty of discussions and content! @Banquo