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I don't usually vote for players just because they scored. I focus on their overall performance, but this time it felt like a close choice between David McGoldrick, Nick Tsaroulla, and Will Jarvis. Despite a strong showing, I think Tsaroulla can step aside for McGoldrick and Jarvis. Ultimately, it comes down to which player I feel stood out the most, and that decision was much harder for me. I'm not going to reveal who I voted for, but I do believe it was well-deserved.

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Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham, @NcfcWak. Soon you should be greeted by some of our regular contributors, but until then why not share a little about yourself and your background supporting Notts?

This is how I predict the final league table will look. I think Notts will keep flirting with the automatic spots but will stay just outside. Walsall and Bradford City will take the top two places, with AFC Wimbledon finishing third. Looking at the playoffs, I would back Notts to make the final, but I think the promotion will ultimately go to either Doncaster or Port Vale.

He has always shown great promise since joining, and has made it clear we don't need to worry about losing Dan Crowley. Our play from the back is now less predictable compared to when Crowley was in the team, though there are aspects of his game we still miss. Charlie Whitaker is proving he has a good eye for goal and the potential to become an important first-team player. It would be a mistake to overlook extending his contract. Now, it’s up to Notts to maximise his development and continue shaping him into a professional footballer.

I already have Robbie, unless I get a second vote?

A world-class boxer and a brilliant fighter in the ring, yet an even better businessman who earned millions more from his association with grills than he did from boxing. George Foreman was boxing royalty and will be deeply missed. Rest in peace.

Charlie Whitaker and Will Jarvis both had some really good moments and helped create chances. Jarvis seemed a bit more driven to take chances or set them up for goal. David McGoldrick was outstanding, but Jarvis edges it for me.

Favourite Player Right Now: David McGoldrick Most Consistent Performer So Far: Matt Palmer Rising Star in the Squad [Not Including Loanees]: Charlie Whitaker looks to be a great prospect. Most Improved Player Recently: Conor Grant Best Player in Each Position: Bass, Bedeau, Jones and McGoldrick Who is your all-time favourite Notts County player and why? Mark Stallard If you could have dinner with any current Notts County player, who would it be and why? Alex Bass, I get the impression he's very serious and would want to finish his dinner before leaving. Making potential conversational talk interesting. What's your favourite Notts County chant or song? We've got Michael Doyle and Jimmy in the middle, really grew on me. If you could relive any moment in Notts County history, what would it be and why? I would love to go back and experience the first game I attended. It might not mean much to others, but as the match that made me a Notts fan, it holds a special place in my heart. What's the furthest you've travelled to watch a Notts County game? I would say

My free time is still mostly spent working and dealing with issues outside my office hours. Football is one of my only escapes, but I do make time for my family. On rare occasions, we go out for day trips. I used to walk around Wollaton Park when my children were younger, but it has been a few years, especially since COVID. I have quarterly meet-ups with friends, where we go out for a meal, but to be honest, it’s not particularly exciting.

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It's an interesting discussion. I’d like to believe that Notts are capable of staying in League One, but some effort would definitely be needed. The club would have to ensure that the squad can deliver goals across the whole team, especially in midfield and attack. If the club can work their magic like they did at the start of the season, I’d back them to get it right. However, we need to be cautious about injuries and perhaps avoid bringing in players with a history of them. As for the fans, most would likely understand what’s required and recognise that the club is trying to move forward. We've been fortunate in recent years, but if we want to see Championship football again one day, we need to support the club as it progresses, rather than holding it back.

Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham, @ASHLEY GUY. We are a community that loves discussing and debating all things Notts. I hope you’ll join in and share your thoughts with us.

Where is the motivation to get the best out of Junior Morias? While he’s a professional, his morale must have taken a hit after being recalled and realising he hasn’t been given much of a chance before. What will change now? I feel this season should have been the deciding factor on whether Morias can step up, and I truly believe he’s been mismanaged. It’s disappointing to see a footballer treated so poorly by the club I support. If the club didn’t think he was good enough, they should have worked harder to move him on, rather than relying on him in desperation. This does little for his morale, confidence, or career while tied to Notts. We can only hope he gets a proper chance now and wish him well if he does.

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