Plans to introduce safe standing next season, with fan input shaping the design and implementation.
Recruitment strategy focused on impactful loan players and exploring new markets like Scandinavia and the Netherlands.
Training ground development faces challenges, but the partnership with the University of Nottingham offers exciting possibilities.
Club considering opening the Jimmy Cyril Stand to home fans to ease congestion, depending on demand.
Accessibility upgrades planned, including handrails and improved facilities for fans with disabilities.
The Fans' Forum really highlighted how much thought the club is putting into balancing immediate needs with long-term development. Plans for safe standing and accessibility improvements at Meadow Lane are brilliant steps forward. Creating a better matchday experience isn’t just about comfort, it shows that the club cares about its fans and is determined to make the stadium a place where everyone feels welcome and part of the action.
It is also clear that the club understands the importance of investing in its infrastructure and recruitment. The partnership with the University of Nottingham could be a game-changer, particularly for the training facilities and equipment. Combining this with a smart recruitment strategy, which includes scouting international markets, shows that the club is building for future success. Developing the youth team further will also be key, there is so much potential in Nottingham that Notts County can harness if given the right tools.
Ultimately, these efforts are about positioning the club as a strong contender in League 2 while laying the foundation for bigger ambitions. A return to the Championship may feel like a distant dream now, but these improvements, both on and off the pitch, are exactly what is needed to make it a reality. Stability and progress go hand in hand, and it is exciting to see Notts County moving in the right direction.
You can read more about the Fans' Forum by reading my feature on the subject.