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i would love this too! i find the idea really relaxing. i have read about the afternoon tea steam trains which are costly but would be a once in a life time experience. its a shame that they are not appreciated by some youngsters, but i suppose it can be hard competing against technology.

i dont want to sound like one of those fans with unreasonable expectations, but with the sale of macaulay langstaff we do need some signings which restores the faith and ambition of pushing for promotion from league two. i dont know if its planned to save, reinvest into wages or whatever. yet if the club could spend 100-200k on bringing in further talent. i think fans would shut up about langstaff, maybe even get behind stuart maynard more. thing is, clubs will believe we can pay more for players with the sale, so we have to be careful and spend what resources we have carefully. yet it would signify good intentions and go along way to adding further quality to the squad.

people would ask @Dan i noticed on social media, as he puts psf in his album titles. its obvious but easy to go unnoticed.???? wycombe will be a good test, they have some championship quality from their time there and are a progressive league one team. it will give the players something to match in terms of fitness but a good chance for players to catch the head coaches eye. stuart maynard will know who his best 11 is, its just a case of those sealing those places heading into the season.

it will be part teams again, as i would imagine they want to see what the trialists offer and what might be needed in terms of further recruitment. it wont be until the later stages of friendlies until we go first team minded but i would not mind seeing it. there was some good spells against alfreton, where the link play looked quite encouraging.

its not been a bad game really, the free kick was a good effort. i dont think any complaints about the result really matters, its pre season. fitness and to see what areas might need tactically improving. nothing else.

@Wheelbarrow repair man supposedly they are paying more than £700,000, i have read that its likely that they will be paying instalments and other addon bonuses. true or not i dont know, but if its true a bid was rejected. maybe this one is worth more than that? we can only hope its more as its a done deal.

it really does put things into perspective and it does feel like an end of an era. i am very thankful for macaulay langstaffs contributions. i feel lucky to have seen him play for us because he has been unlike any other striker we have had. i hope we can put the disappointment of his departure behind and have a good go at promotion now.

well there wont be any macaulay langstaff sightings unless fans are wearing his name on their shirts. it will be interesting to see how we lineup and just how much junior morias may feature. cedwyn scott has to start up front, either him or jatta. i think the first half we will field mostly youth players. see how they cope and manage, then throw on some first team potentials.

very saddened to see macaulay langstaff leave, not sure what i make of the speculated price but i wish him all the best. i hope notts can find a replacement which pleases people, do think cedwyn scott would benefit from playing as a striker.

good luck to lucian mahovo, i hope he makes the best of this move. its such a promising one for him.

its always sad to see a young player leave but at least this is a step in the right direction for him, he should be able to go on and make a good career for himself. norwich city will be a fantastic opportunity for him.

its a good step up and i think hes a good player, i hope he transitions well. he should get more time to play he way he likes in league one.

hello, @lucy80. welcome to the pride of nottingham.

it sounds like a great fit for him, i do wish him all the best and hope that chester can have a good season. connell rawlinson should be a key player for them.

good to see him returning back to football, i had forgotten about his injury. its a brave experience to go through, scary too. i hope he manages to pick up his career without worrying about it.

I feared the worst when i saw the training gear, but the home shirt looks incredible. i love how different it is and i would stand by my comments on twitter.

that is some celebration at the nest! i am pleased the club have the facility as it will be making good money during the euros.

his message means a lot to see, i wish him the best as he moves on and finds a new club but its nice to see his sentiments to notts. i am glad hes leaving with fond memories and holding the club with high regards.

i do think its for the best, we need cleaner energy and relying on coal is not the best thing to do. we need to invest more in greener energy, so that the prices of electricity can come down. the cost of living wont be resolved without action.

connell rawlinson has been a great servant for notts, hes bled our colours and tried his hardest to help get the club back to where it belongs. i am thankful he managed to see us back to the football league, his arrival in the first season in the national league was a mixed time for us. i am glad we have witnessed it improve together.

i am hoping to go support them when i can next season, i probably wont be able to do a lot of games but i want to try to get behind them when i can. i think if more notts fans did, it would give them a lift.

kevin nolan had it in for jonathan forte, it was a silly decision because when he played he scored. i totally agree with you @Wheelbarrow repair man, yes he suffered a serious injury and has retired. he now runs a football school and coaches young players.

i think macaulay langstaff is happy here at meadow lane, i am a little concerned that we might let him go but i trust the club. its a difficult situation, either take a good lump sum or retain a player who could fire us out of league two.

i loved his effort and goals that he scored, him and kristian dennis was such a promising strike force. i agree, with @Chris playing him out wide made no sense. neither did not playing jonathan forte or kristian dennis. in favour of aging players.

i have been here since 2012, i was not much into football as a youngster but i felt at home at notts. those free tickets that notts would give schools paid off, joining pon was the best decision i have made. i have seen members come and go, but the community is great. @super_ram, @Piethagoram, @Fan of Big Tone are three of my favourite members. also credit to @Chris who does so much, he makes pon shine. like @Joshua, i have grown and i find people accept me which i have found difficult over the years with being autistic.