Robbie

With the recent outgoings the Notts senior Squad is down to twenty players & included in that squad is three goalkeepers. So now Notts have a total of just seventeen senior outfield players to start the season. In my opinion that makes the squad thin on the ground to say the lesst. It seems to me that Notts need another five more senior players to make our squad strong enough to challenge for promotion next season. I believe Notts need two further defenders, a right sided wing back, and two attacking midfielders, to take the squad number up to twenty five players, plus the juniors Do you think we need more additions to the Notts squad, if so, in what positions do you think we need additional players, is the squad strong enough to challenge for honours next season?

So England have reached their first International Final abroad. The Euro 24 Final will be played in Berlin on Sunday the 14th July between Spain & England. Spain have been the team of the tournament so far & have won all their matches. They fully deserve to be the favourites to beat England on Sunday & take the trophy back to Spain. But England have been improving game by game, & England were very close to their best in the first half in their semifinal against the Netherlands. It is going to be a fascinating match, can England tame the Spanish firepower? What will be Gareth Southgate's tactics, will he make changes to the England line up, or will he keep the same side & rely on substitutions as he has all this tournament.? Can England win their first international tournament since 1966. Will that make Southgate our most successful England Manager? Lots of questions to be asked. Those questions will be answered by the end of Sunday. A Sunday which could become an Historic day for English football.

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What about Fan of Deadly Macca? He'll always be Deadly Macca no matter where he goes. That name would act as a lasting tribute to a great Notts striker.

Lots of different views on here for and against a penalty. I would just say this, if you agree or disagree with the decision, you just have to ask yourself this. If the same incident was in the middle of the pitch and Kane had been attempting a pass, would the Ref have given a foul and the answer would have been yes he would have? Foul play has to be treated the same in every corner of the pitch, no matter where the players are.

@Fan of Big Tone @Chris If this incident had have happened outside the box or on the halfway line 99.9% of Refs would have given a free kick. The problem we've had over the years, are that Referees give defenders too much leeway when it comes to pushing and shoving at corners and free kicks, or other instances of foul play in the penalty area by defenders. Foul play should be treated the same all over the pitch. If that means we get more penalties then so be it. I don't think that "harshness" should come into it when a Ref has to make a decision on foul play in the penalty area.

Always loved the Flintstones.

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Kyle Cameron is the new St Johnstone Captain.

I wish him well bet I'm concerned that the squad is shrinking by the day I will feel much better when we see some incomings.

Lots of chatter about the England Penalty that was given in the first half against the Netherlands, when the Netherlands player was adjudged to have fouled Harry Kane when Harry was shooting for goal. The Ref initially didn't give it, but it went to VAR and VAR adjudged foul play. If that incident had occurred outside the penalty area the Ref would have blown for a foul straight away. For me, it should make no difference whether inside or outside the penalty area. A foul is a foul & should be given as such. A defender should not be given the benefit of the doubt just because it is inside the penalty area. The Dutch player had his foot up and caught Kane, which could have resulted in a serious injury for Kane. Thoughts?

Let's see that winning goal once again. Ollie Watkins, your a gem.

Euro 24 Semifinal result. Netherlands 1 England 2. England reach their first International final abroad, and their second consecutive Euro final under Gareth Southgate. The Euro 24 Final. Sunday 14 July Spain vs England (Berlin, 20:00 CET)