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  1. It could have been anyone, but well done to Jodi Jones. The votes from Notts fans have chosen wisely, so congratulations to him!
  2. Grandmaster? Congratulations on that achievement! I’m really enjoying the community spirit here.
  3. Come on, Notts! Give it your all and leave the pitch knowing you’ve put on a great show for those in the stands who have travelled such a long way.
  4. Carlisle United have always been a challenging opponent, especially on their home turf at Brunton Park. With the current spate of injuries affecting our squad, it's going to be crucial for Stuart Maynard to choose a tactical line-up that can withstand pressure and exploit any weaknesses. I reckon our midfield needs to be robust, and we should capitalise on any counter-attack opportunities. I am hoping for the win, but a draw could be a satisfactory outcome considering the circumstances.
  5. Well done to David McGoldrick! It’s great to see the community voting for the man of the match in games. Didzy should be very happy being recognised by loyal Notts fans for his performance yesterday.
  6. Another tough match, but Notts showed their mettle once again. Conceding so early was unfortunate, putting us on the back foot from the start. However, the team's response was remarkable, demonstrating strong mental fortitude. Maynard’s halftime adjustments seemed to make the difference as the second half was significantly better. Sam Austin's cross for Platt’s goal was superb, a real moment of quality. It’s clear the team has areas to improve, particularly in creating and finishing chances. Excited about Josh Martin’s debut; he could provide the spark we need. Here’s hoping for fewer injuries and more points in the coming games.
  7. I think Dan Crowley played well, despite some faults. He tried to make us play with more of an attacking threat and linked players well. He gets my vote!
  8. I think the key will be staying solid at the back. Bedeau has been a rock for us, and his leadership could really make a difference in a game like this. With McDonald potentially returning, we should be able to handle Morecambe’s attack, especially since they’ve struggled to score recently. However, we need to take our chances when they come, especially early on. Crowley’s creativity could be the spark we need to unlock their defence, and I’m hoping Josh Martin can make an impact if he gets a run out. Morecambe will try to make it difficult, but if we stay composed, I fancy us to come away with the win.
  9. Middlesbrough 3-0 Stoke City Joker Millwall 0-0 Preston North End Blackpool 1-1 Burton Albion Wigan Athletic 1-0 Exeter City Gillingham 2-0 Barrow Newport County 2-1 Crewe Alexandra Woking 2-2 Sutton United Yeovil Town 3-1 Aldershot
  10. Jacob Bedeau's professionalism shines through in his latest interview. His respect for Morecambe despite their struggles and his focus on Notts County's goals show he's a class act. It’s great to see players who genuinely appreciate their journey and use their experiences to fuel their current ambitions. At Notts, he’s not just fitting in; he’s thriving. His positive comments about our playing style and the team’s potential are exciting. Looking forward to seeing how he tackles the match against his former club this weekend. Matches like these are always special, and I’m sure Jacob will rise to the occasion. Come on, Notts!
  11. Maynard’s balanced and thoughtful approach is exactly what we need following the Gillingham match. His recognition that we played well despite the loss shows a lot of maturity. Morecambe’s style indeed poses a unique challenge, and it wouldn’t be wise to underestimate them despite their position. Our team’s high performance levels must continue, and this game is a perfect opportunity to showcase our resilience. It’s a tough break not having Jatta, but following concussion protocols is paramount. Also, giving younger players like Muir a chance demonstrates our depth and future potential. The match at Morecambe might be testing, but I believe in our squad’s strength and ability to secure a win.
  12. It’s moments like this that make football so special. A 15-year-old debuting for Notts County and becoming the youngest player in the club’s history – what an achievement for Kameron Muir! It’s clear the lad has a great head on his shoulders, especially with how he handled himself after the match. His journey from grassroots to the first team in such a short space of time shows what dedication and hard work can do. I’m especially impressed with how grounded he seems. He’s not letting the occasion overwhelm him, which is vital if he’s to fulfil his potential. I think he’s going to be a key player for us in the future.
  13. Luton Town 2-3 Sheffield Wednesday Sheffield United 1-1 Derby County Bolton Wanderers 3-0 Reading Peterborough United 1-2 Bristol Rovers Bradford City 2-0 AFC Wimbledon ????Joker Salford City 1-2 Walsall Hartlepool United 0-0 Dagenham & Redbridge Oldham Athletic 3-1 Yeovil Town
  14. Dan Crowley's form has been nothing short of inspirational. He has genuinely stepped up this season, both in terms of performance and leadership. His acknowledgment of last season’s disappointment shows maturity, and the way the squad has bounced back is impressive. The added points about how new players have quickly adapted highlights not just the talent of the individuals but also the collective effort from the coaching staff. Crowley’s dedication to Notts amidst transfer speculations speaks volumes about his commitment and love for the club. It’s this kind of dedication and unity that can carry a team through tough fixtures and onto greater achievements.
  15. Very good player. Spurs should have kept him and tried to see if he could replace the loss of Harry Kane. Son is a good player, but better out wide for me. I think AZ have signed a very good player, even if the league they play in isn’t exactly filled with great players.
  16. If he were to go, it would make you wonder what Carlisle fans would think about appointing a manager who didn’t exactly allow MK Dons to reach their potential. Whereas, MK Dons fans might just be happy with him being appointed by Carlisle. I don’t think he’s done a convincing job at MK Dons so far. They are playing poorly, and I do think he’s somewhat responsible for that.
  17. Jodi Jones was instrumental to the win. Without him fighting to pull us back, the other players around him might have dropped their heads.
  18. The squad is performing well together. They look settled and on board with the team no matter who starts. It’s the fight and togetherness that impressed against Bromley. Gillingham will be another test, but the squad is looking good.
  19. They will always be remembered for the amazing season we had, even if Tobi did not feature much. It’s great to see the pair together.
  20. No idea. He should be in our squad and would have resolved the issue we had when the club needed someone up top. Perhaps it’s his size and limited positions, but I do like him. He works hard!
  21. Happy Birthday, @CliftonMagpie! Have a great day!
  22. Matt Palmer's return to the starting lineup was nothing short of inspirational. Coming back from an injury is never easy, especially when you've been out for an extended period. Palmer’s leadership on the field was evident as he helped propel Notts County to a remarkable win against Bromley. The way he spoke about the challenges he faced highlights the mental and physical hurdles players have to overcome. Yet, it was his calm, understated style that guided the team to recover from an early setback and dominate the rest of the match. Palmer's reflection on the squad's depth and talent further cements just how dedicated he is, not only to his own performance but to uplifting the entire team.
  23. Jodi Jones’s attitude is what every Notts County supporter loves to see. His determination to improve his goalscoring and assist his teammates showcases his dedication. The squad looks even more promising this season with the new signings, and it’s exciting to think about what we can achieve. Consistency is vital in League Two, and Jones's comments about finishing strong resonate with all of us. If he continues this form, there’s no doubt we’ll be in contention for promotion. The right wing will certainly bring out the best in him, and I can’t wait to see more of him in action.
  24. Sheffield Wednesday 0-0 QPR Swansea City 0-2 Norwich City Bolton Wanderers 3-1 Huddersfield Town Rotherham United 2-0 Burton Albion Carlisle United 0-1 Fleetwood Town ????Joker Port Vale 1-2 Chesterfield Southend United 0-1 Sutton United Tamworth 1-1 Maidenhead United

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