Robbie

Just like to wish everyone on PON a Happy New Year.

What Chris & Alex have done for Notts since they bought the club is beyond compare. On & off the field, they have both done wonders for our club. Off the field we are now in a good financial state, and on the field they have supported Neil, Ian & now Luke to recruit the players to get us back where we belong. A lot of the credit for our success goes to Jason Turner, the Club's CEO who the club tragically lost in March. Over all, the last 12 months has been a fantastic period of time to be a Notts supporter, and the story continues.

League Division 3 South, final table, season 1930/31

The playoff semi-final against Boreham Wood was incredible. The anticipation, the excitement, the elation, & Jodie's celebration is one for the ages.

There have been some memorable moments for Notts County in 2023. What are your memorable moments?

Welcome @Michelle Evans and a warm welcome to PON. Pleased to have you onboard!!

It was simply a sensational performance by Notts, particularly in that first half, and Macaulay Langstaff bagging his first EFL hat trick. This guy is really making himself a legend at Notts

https://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/news/2023/december/match-report-for-notts-county-vs-morecambe-on-29-dec-23/#:~:text=Macaulay Langstaff hit his first,a sensational performance against Morecambe.

Horace Vincent Henshall born 14/06/1889 was an English Footballer & Manager, who during his career, played for & later Managed Notts County. Football Career. Horace appeared in non-league football for Bridgetown Amateurs & Crewe Alexandra before joining the Football League with Aston Villa in 1910 till 1912, where he made 45 appearances & scored 8 goals. Henshall then joined Notts County the same year, for a then club record fee. He played the bulk of his football with Notts County. He made 164 league appearances for the club, scoring 27 goals, although his career at Notts was interrupted by the First World War. Henshall played for Notts until 1922. He then signed for Sheffield Wednesday in Dec 1922 & remained at the club until March 1923 making 14 appearances & scoring 1 goal, before jointing Chesterfield, where he finished his league career in 1924, with a record of 33 appearances & 3 goals. During his Football career Henshall made 256 appearances and scored 39 goals, his career being interrupted by the First World War Management Career. Henshall was Manager of Lincoln City from May 1924 to June 1927, guiding the club through a period of financial austerity. He returned to Notts County in June 1927, succeeding Albert Fisher as Secretary Manager, and remained with the club until May 1934. He Managed Notts to Division 3 South Champions in 1930/31. Life after Football. After leaving Notts, Henshall remained in Nottingham, serving as landlord of the Navigation Inn near the club's Meadow Lane ground. He died, 7/12/1951 (Source Google) Legacy. Horace Vincent Henshall can be rightly regarded as a Notts County great & legend who managed his team to a Championship trophy.

It's never nice to have to go through any operation even when you know it is going to improve your life. I wish Paul a speedy recovery.

I believe this slight change in formation where Macaulay has been given a free roll behind Didzy had worked well for us this last 3 games, Doncaster nor Morecambe could deal with it. I agree @Fozzy that Tranmere's form has picked up as late and we need to cut out the mistakes at the back to a minimum. It will be interesting how Tranmere play the game, whether they will let us have the majority of possession, like most teams have done this season,.and hope to hit us on the break, or keep more of the ball themselves.

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Yes, there's all to play for, starting against Tranmere at Prenton Park on the first day of the year. Let's make it a great start to the year U PIES.

Thanks @Fan of Big Tone

I'm impressed with the Pride of Nottingham site. I have enjoyed the discussions & hoping to become a member who can contribute to this community and add something to it too.

Appreciate the information.

Great goal by Macaulay. He's so deadly either inside or outside the box.

I agree @Chris When you look at other sporting icons & those outside sport, who were more deserving of recognition & didn't get it. This seems to happen a lot.

I agree @Piethagoram about Jimmy. A Manager that took a club from the 4th Division up to the Ist should have had more recognition from the powers that be. The achievement may never ever be repeated.

As a result of last night's game against Morecambe, Luke, Macaulay & Dan have been included in the team of the week.

Pleased for our local sporting heroes, & especially pleased for Howard Wilkinson. He deserves it for his work in Football and his charity work.

I agree. If there is a bid in for Langstaff from a Championship club & I hope there isn't, it has to be £5million minimum. He's too valuable an asset to even consider less than that.

Albert William Fisher (Feb 1881 – 4 Dec 1937) was an English professional footballer who scored 23 goals from 56 appearances in the Football League playing as an inside forward for Aston Villa, Bristol City & Manchester City. He also played for Southern League clubs Brighton & Hove Albion, Bradford Park Avenue, Queens Park Rangers, Coventry City and Merthyr Town. As player-manager, he led Merthyr Town to the Southern League Second Division title in 1911/12. Albert joined Notts County as Secretary Manager, (that's what they called Managers then), succeeding the previous Manager, Tom Harris in Aug 1913 & Managed the club through World War 1 till May 1927. He guided Notts to the Division 2 title in the 1913/14 and 1922/23 seasons. In all Albert Managed Notts over 444 matches, winning 167, drawing 114, & losing 163 with a win percentage of 39.62% (source Google) Albert is another Notts County great that got us promoted twice into the top tier of English Football, & thus cementing his legendary status at our club.