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I understand the issues with losing money and copyright problems, but I don’t think it should come at the cost of allowing fans to watch their club. It’s a step too far for me, but I understand why they might want to cut it down.

More points on the table early on would be great, even better if Notts can secure a win. We can’t afford a poor performance, especially after the reactions to the League Cup game. The fans at Meadow Lane for the first game of the season deserve to see a solid performance.

He went to Alfreton, and things went downhill from there. He looked like he had potential but lacked confidence and was thrown into the Notts squad when he wasn’t completely ready. I think he retired not long after Alfreton let him go.

I don’t think there was much wrong with how the team performed in the first half. I think Notts should have kept the Shrewsbury fans on their team’s back more. The changes, while they might not have helped, take time for the players to get up to speed and add more pressure on those already on. Shrewsbury are a League One team, with a level of quality good enough to be decent in that league. Bowing out on penalties isn’t the worst outcome. Yes, Notts could have won, but the positives outweigh the negatives

I don’t think the issue was the starting lineup. For me, making three changes when under heavy pressure makes it harder for those already in the game, as there’s little time for the newcomers to get up to speed. I wouldn’t single this out, but I think Robbie Cundy had a nightmare of a game. Yet it’s the League Cup, so there’s not much we can dwell on. Had we been 2-0, coming back to 3-3 would have felt different. We are a League Two team trying to climb this league, so focus on that more than bowing out on penalties.

The Reedtz brothers have single-handedly transformed the club, given a lease of life to the staff to do their jobs, remained largely in the background, and enabled the club to start spending money on players that bring in a better quality than free agents alone can bring. I never felt they would invest like they have done, so when fans say they lack ambition, I don’t think they are credible supporters because they lack the thanks and understanding of how small a club we are and how out of it we had been due to the decline Alan Hardy put on us for falling out of the Football League to begin with. I am thankful. I feel we are in good hands, and I am more than prepared to wait for a higher level of football because giving them the time to continue will make Notts County better in the long term.

The game was thrilling, but losing on penalties was tough. Our first-half performance was strong, but we couldn’t maintain it. Shrewsbury’s comeback tested us. Despite the loss, we controlled possession and created chances. Let’s focus on the league.

I’m on the fence about Luke Williams. While I think he’s a competent coach and agree with many of the previous points, I’m aware that his return could be a step backwards. On the other hand, it could also lead to further success. It felt like Williams had the potential to propel Notts forward and climb the leagues. Even though he left for Swansea City, his departure was understandable and he left with our blessings. His decision to move closer to his family was sensible. However, if he were to return one day, I would hope that the Notts board would insist that he settle in the area.

My day wasn’t particularly exciting. It involved work, followed by some downtime at home, watching TV and eating, before the cycle repeats itself. I’m eagerly awaiting the weekend, as I have time off and should be able to make the most of the pleasant weather, fingers crossed.

I don’t often go for walks; I usually walk out of necessity. However, from time to time, I should make an effort to find places where I can escape. Going for a leisurely stroll can only be beneficial, offering relaxation and a chance to embrace the surroundings. This is a contrast to simply trying to reach a destination and navigating through crowds.

Hello, @Mark Holland, Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham! Delighted to have you with us.

Hello, @jake008, Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham! Delighted to have you with us.

Ian Marsden's story is a beautiful reflection of what it means to be a true football fan. His unwavering dedication to Notts County, despite the personal challenges he faces, is admirable. The way he intertwines his love for the club with his family life, especially creating special moments with his daughter Paige, highlights the unique bond football can create. Ian's ability to find joy and meaning in the sport, even when faced with adversities, speaks volumes about his character and passion. His experiences, from being a junior Magpie to commentating at Wembley, show his deep connection to the club that goes beyond just being a fan. It's a testament to the lasting impact football can have on one's life.

I've found that a straightforward "No Cold Callers" sticker works wonders. It won't stop everyone, but it certainly reduces the interruptions.

It’s just like a Notts fan’s luck! Those wheels always seem to fall off for us. Keep going with the gardening and maybe treat yourself to a new wheelbarrow.

Absolutely thrilled to hear about the potential new signings! It's always refreshing to see the club making moves that can potentially elevate our play. Can’t wait to see who the club targets next. The future looks bright for Notts!

A positive message is something to bear in mind when starting a new day. However, my own tend to resemble this song a bit more.

Thanks, @NottsCountyKev and @Robbie. I often forget to post, but I really should make it a regular habit.

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It appears to be very appealing, indeed quite lovely.

There might be some truth to the Millwall rumours, although I’m uncertain if they’ve made an actual bid or merely shown interest. I don’t believe we should be concerned, but it could potentially lead to a flurry of bids. As long as Notts secures a favourable deal if anything does transpire, I’ll be content.

I’m not particularly keen on spending a substantial amount of money for a single match outside England. I prefer to stick to local friendly matches.

I believe he’ll be a key player in the squad. His quality in the English game might be a bit of a mystery, but you don’t compete in the tournaments he has without having a bit of skill. He’s clearly a steady influence in midfield, so hopefully, he’ll bring some creativity and forward-thinking to the team.

I’ll keep an eye out for the name Hayley Turner, it’s grand to see a Notts fan getting some recognition.

It wouldn’t shock me if we don’t need another defender, as Kyle Cameron might be heading out. I reckon another signing in midfield, on top of Curtis Edward, wouldn’t be out of place. The squad’s shaping up nicely, and I wouldn’t dismiss the idea of signing some young prospects to bolster our depth and cover potential injuries.