TheSkipper

I've seen him play, he's a good prospect that should do just fine here.

I am excited to see how he fits in, as Notts has needed someone with a bit of pace at the back, and whilst Kyle Cameron will be a loss. I think if he does well, Ian Burchnall should consider trying to bring him in for the full season.

I think with some game time and faith, Lewis Knight could prove to be a very important player in time.

If he plays out wide as a forward or more as a striker, his pace and potential will only grow with any chance given. I don't think he's done bad so far, and should be considered ahead of Elisa Sam who I believe will perform better this season.

Now to add depth, but its great to have DKE all signed up for another season.

Big loss IMO, quality midfielder who did much of the work and everything in between. Underrated in his ability to get Notts going.

The first is very good, I need to find time for the second but I will probably listen to it tomorrow now.

The flag looks quality gaffer!

Great piece!

Solihull Moors is personally the worst away ground that I have been to this season, I haven't managed to make a lot due to work and Uni.

With the hype of the game I thought it would be good, yet the ground isn't fit for purpose.

This is spot on @Simon Clark.

The new owners don't seem to be attracted to the limelight, they both seem genuine and down to earth. It's a positive sign in my opinion that the club may finally be able to move forward, RT happy to cut his loses and sack managers. AH loved the spotlight and playing the innocent game.

It feels like to have quiet owners who have the right focus.

It's an excellent capture, I am sure Wootton will feel the buzz and appreciation from the fans.

I would also say it's good to see the club thinking ahead for once, this deal was reported to have taken 2 months of discussions and that is good work by the club.

If he plays like he does consistently since his last return, he should be the first name on the team sheet.

Come the end of the season, we will know just how important him regularly featuring will be. I honestly feel he's the difference between promotion this year mostly due to his experience and leadership skills.

Great pictures @Chris, some cracking ones in the gallery!

Unless a team is winning every week, they become predictable and their position is then tangible.

Every manager at this level has something annoying about them.

Neal Ardley is far from perfect, yet he had been dealt a bad hand and it does take time to fix. He seems to know what the issues are. Previous managers like John Sheridan, Kevin Nolan etc all spoke about strengthening the wrong areas. Ardley has signed to strengthen, it might have upset some that Matt Tootle is being frozen out.

We have to trust Ardley to do right by the club.

Right now, it's nonsense to be calling for the managers head.

Michael Doyle isn't at his peak, he's overrated and past it now.

I can't stand the guys ego, I think he's nothing more than a part player at this stage. I would give the armband to Mitch Rose myself, I think he would lead by example and try to mentor the players around him positively.

If they don't play, they don't learn or gain experience.

If the easiest answer is to say youth players are "no better" or about what the club has already, then sitting them on the bench or in the stands won't change anything. It makes the academy quite pointless! It's important that promising youth players have a clear path into the first-team and has the managers full support.

Top pictures! Great effort by the PON gaffer with all that he has had to contend with.

I thought he was still at Barrow? Good luck to him.

I wonder if he does beginner classes in fitness.

Spot on @Chris, the win is the main thing.

Spot on @Chris, it's good to see all the great PON content return.

Some progress but it should have been three points in the bag for Notts!

Something to build on, somewhere for Notts to start setting a standard and hope for cutting out the goals. A new keeper is needed, Fitzsimons is long gone from the person we saw from last season but even then his fanboys overrated him.

It's crazy to see him back but here we are, I just hope he can add some reinforcement to the squad. I feel he's better in midfield than on the left of defence.

Good contrast between both Stevenage fans, great job @samwatto2008.

Where did it go wrong? Refusing to play Jonathan Forte is where I would say things began but failing to buy a striker during the 2017/18 season seems to have impacted things.

I would like to think Forte would have done better with a younger striker to support him.

Good write up @samwatto2008.

Okay, you are spot on again @Chris

I hope so @Chris.