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Notts County delivered yet another poor result as they drew 0-0 with Port Vale on Saturday, which keeps the Magpies five points adrift of safety. The game was dour and unispiring, with the 22nd-placed Valiants putting in a stronger performance than the beleaguered hosts at Meadow Lane. Vale pressed their game on the hosts early on in the game and dominated proceedings, with Tom Pope seeing a close-range header ruled out for offside and Tom Conlon hit the crossbar from 25 yards. In the end, the spoils were shared, just one point in the kind of fixture that Notts should be winning if they honestly want to survive relegation. Pride of Nottingham vlogger ARLukomski was at Meadow Lane to endure yet another deflating weekend, here is an account of his afternoon. Share your thoughts about this video on Pride of Nottingham by signing up to the website, visiting the forum and joining in the chat with hundreds of fellow Notts County fans. Fancy showcasing your brand or business on Pride of Nottingham? Click here to find out more about sponsorship and advertising opportunities with us.

Notts have met Port Vale 104 times in their history. Notts: 47 Draw: 21 Vale: 36 Notts currently have a three-game unbeaten run against Port Vale and have only lost 3 of their last 11 against The Valliants. Stats Notts will be looking to get back to winning ways following two successive defeats against Newport and Tranmere. Port Vale have only won two league games since they played Notts at Vale Park in the reverse fixture (November 3rd, 2018). Vale are the lowest scorers in the league (28) and have only scored once in their last six games. Seasons in each division Division One (or Prem): 0 Division Two (or Champ): 41 Division Three (or League 1): 45 Division Four (or League 2): 19 Head to head stats and where they rank Goals scored: Notts – 34 (21st), Port Vale – 28 (24th) Goals conceded: Notts – 66 (1st), Port Vale – 42 (joint 13th Swindon and Carlisle) Top Scorer: Notts – Jon Stead & Kane Hemmings (8), Port Vale – Tom Pope (8) Most Apperances: Notts – Ross Fitzsimons (28), Port Vale – Scott Brown (34) Team News Notts’ only injury concern before the game, is towards Elliott Hewitt who will be assessed after picking up a knee injury. Manny Oyeleke made his return from injury for Vale last week, but fellow central-midfielder Luke Joyce may miss the game. Share your thoughts about the game on Pride of Nottingham by signing up to the website, visiting the forum and joining in the chat with hundreds of fellow Notts County fans. Fancy showcasing your brand or business on Pride of Nottingham? Click here to find out more about sponsorship and advertising opportunities with us.

Notts have met Tranmere 34 times. Notts: 18 Draw: 8 Tranmere: 18 The last time Notts won at Tranmere was in the 2010-11 season when Notts ended a run of 9 straight defeats and lifted themselves out of the relegation zone. Stats Tranmere’s home record this season stands at: PLD 16, W9, D4, L3. Notts have only played once away from home since deadline day, a 2-1 win at Forest Green Rovers. That was only their second away win all season, the other coming at Macclesfield. Seasons in each division Division One (or Prem): 0 Division Two (or Champ): 11 Division Three (or League 1): 58 Division Four (or League 2): 18 Non-League: 3 Head-to-head stats and where they rank Goals scored: Notts – 34 (joint 20th with Macclesfield), Tranmere – 47 (9th) Goals conceded: Notts – 65 (1st), Tranmere – 41 (joint 12th with Oldham, Swindon, Port Vale and Carlisle) Top Scorer: Notts – Jon Stead and Kane Hemmings (8), Tranmere – James Norwood (20) Most Apperances: Notts – Ross Fitzsimons (28), Tranmere – Scott Davies (33) Team News Tranmere will be without centre-backs Sid Nelson and Steve McNulty. Nelson is recovering from a broken nose and McNulty is suffering with an achilles injury. Notts boss Neal Ardley has said some players are nursing small issues after playing their second game in three days against Newport on Tuesday. Mellon and Ardley may be looking to make changes to their starting line-ups, with this being both teams’ 3rd game in seven days. Share your thoughts about this match on Pride of Nottingham by signing up to the website, visiting the forum and joining in the chat with hundreds of fellow Notts County fans. Fancy showcasing your brand or business on Pride of Nottingham? Click here to find out more about sponsorship and advertising opportunities with us.

Following two weeks off and some deft reinforcements in the January transfer window, Notts County put in a much improved performance in Saturday's 1-1 draw with League Two promotion chasers Lincoln City at Meadow Lane. The Magpies began superbly and were ahead after just two minutes when they won a penalty with their first meaningful attack, Harry Toffolo fouling Jon Stead, who was trying to get on the end of Mitch Rose's cross. Referee Antony Coggins pointed to the spot and the veteran striker, who had missed a penalty in front of the Kop against Bury during the festive period, made no mistake from the spot this time around. However, just before the break, Bruno Andrade drew the visitors level with a 20-yard strike that goalkeeper Ryan Schofield could not keep out, and come full time, the scoreline remained as such for a share of the spoils. Pride of Nottingham vlogger ARLukomski was at Meadow Lane for the game and was pleased with what he saw from the Magpies. Share your thoughts about this video on Pride of Nottingham by signing up to the website, visiting the forum and joining in the chat with hundreds of fellow Notts County fans. Fancy showcasing your brand or business on Pride of Nottingham? Click here to find out more about sponsorship and advertising opportunities with us.

Notts County put in a much-improved performance against Bury in a goalless draw that saw warm applause by the Black & White Army at full time. Neal Ardley had clearly talked some sense into his ailing players as they were bright from the off, with Rob Milsom going close with heading wide before rifling wide from just outside of the box, while Shaun Brisley also came close. David Vaughan then smashed the post with a superb effort from long range, while Kristian Dennis and Andy Kellett missed gilt-edged opportunities before the break, giving the Notts fans something to smile about - something which hasn't really happened often this season. In the second half, Bury picked up the pace as Chris Stokes headed just wide, but Notts soon regained the momentum and were given a superb opportunity from the spot when Andy Kellett's cross was handled in the box Jon Stead, County's top scorer with eight goals this season, took to the spot, but this time, Mr Reliable spurned the opportunity as he shanked his effort way over the bar into the Kop. Notts did dust themselves off and continued to impress, with Matt Tootle seeing a half-volley palmed away by Bury goalkeeper Joe Murphy, but in the end, the spoils were shared at the San Sirrel, with Notts three adrift of safety. Pride of Nottingham vlogger ARLukomski gives his pre, mid and post-match thoughts on the game in his latest video: Share your thoughts about the game on Pride of Nottingham by signing up to the website, visiting the forum and joining in the chat with hundreds of fellow Notts County fans. Fancy showcasing your brand or business on Pride of Nottingham? Click here to find out more about sponsorship and advertising opportunities with us.

Well, it's finally got to that stage. Notts County are bottom of the Football League. Macclesfield Town, managed by one-time Magpie Sol Campbell, put in a display that overshadowed the hosts at Meadow Lane and claimed a 2-1 win which saw them leapfrog Notts off the foot of League Two. Frankly, it's the same old story. An overall turgid display, the odd good moment following the equaliser where County looked as though they would go into the lead, only for shoddy defending to prove our downfall. Scott Wilson rattled home the opener in the first hald, making the most of plenty of space to apply a good finish past Ross Fitzsimons. Against the run of play, the second half brought a leveller for Neal Ardley's side when good hustling from Jon Stead lead to Keston Davies squaring for Kane Hemmings to drive home. Nine minutes from time, however, Wilson once again had the freedom of the area to sweep the ball into the bottom corner of the net nine minutes from time. Although the Silkmen saw a man sent off late on, the numerical advantage was chalked off as Davies was then shown a straight red card for firing the ball into an opposition player's face while on the ground. Long-suffering Notts fan ARLukomski, who's experienced far too much footballing misery for such a young man, continues to persevere with his superb vlogs - here's his latest entry. Share your thoughts about this video on Pride of Nottingham by signing up to the website, visiting the forum and joining in the chat with hundreds of fellow Notts County fans. Fancy showcasing your brand or business on Pride of Nottingham? Click here to find out more about sponsorship and advertising opportunities with us.

Notts County will spend Christmas in the bottom two of League Two following their 4-0 hammering at Grimsby Town. The Mariners got off the mark after just over the three-minute mark, youngster Harry Clifton heading home on the rebound from Harry Cardwell's initial effort Notts then did enjoy a period of pressure but spurned their opportunities and before the break they fell further behind through Harry Davis, who rose highest to head home. Michael Jolley's side never looked back as Davis claimed his second and Grimsby's third, while Wes Thomas fired home on the volley to truly ruin the Black & White Army's Christmas. ARLukomski, the ever-loyal and long-suffering Notts County vlogger, has provided us with a great insight into the game at Blundell Park. Share your thoughts about this video on Pride of Nottingham by signing up to the website, visiting the forum and joining in the chat with hundreds of fellow Notts County fans. Fancy showcasing your brand or business on Pride of Nottingham? Click here to find out more about sponsorship and advertising opportunities with us.

Notts County have met Mansfield Town 52 times over the years in the Nottinghamshire derby. Notts: 18 Draw: 15 Mansfield: 19 Notts haven’t won a Nottinghamshire derby in 13 years (Notts and Mansfield didn’t play each other in the league for 7 years between 2008 and 2015) and have lost on their last four visits to Field Mill for a league game. Since the derby resumed from 2015-16 onwards, Mansfield are unbeaten against winning 4 times and drawing twice with an aggregate score of 14-3. Stats Mansfield are on a 12-game unbeaten run in League Two and have only lost once this season (a 2-1 home loss to Exeter). In that run, they have won 5 and drew 7. Notts are winless in their last eight league games but with Neal Ardley now in charge, they hope the ex-Dons boss will steady the ship. In the eight-game winless run, Notts have drawn 4 and lost 4, scoring 6 and conceding 15. Seasons in each division First Division (or Prem): 0 Second Division (or Champ): 1 Third Division (or League 1): 42 Fourth Division (or League 2): 32 Non-League: 5 History Mansfield were elected to the football league in 1931. Mansfield have the oldest professional football ground, currently in the football league. March 1st is known as “Amber day” by Mansfield fans in reference to the day John Radford bought Field Mill from despised owner Keith Haslam. The Stags were the first club to complete an entire season unbeaten at home in the 1950-51 season. Team News Jon Stead looks set to return to the starting line-up for Notts whilst fellow striker Kane Hemmings has trained this week. Enzio Boldewijn and Lewis Alessandra will be out for a while with injuries picked up in November. Matt Tootle is doubtful, and Ben Hall will be out long term after rolling his ankle earlier this week. Alex MacDonald and Krystian Pearce may miss the game whilst CJ Hamilton played 45 minutes on Tuesday in the 1-0 Checkatrade Trophy loss to Bury. David Mirfin has resumed training in the past few weeks. Share your thoughts about this preview on Pride of Nottingham by signing up to the website, visiting the forum and joining in the chat with hundreds of fellow Notts County fans. Fancy showcasing your brand or business on Pride of Nottingham? Click here to find out more about sponsorship and advertising opportunities with us.

Another matchday, another disappointing result as Notts County let a one-goal lead slip en route to a 1-1 draw with Carlisle United. In Steve Chettle's last game in interim charge, the Magpies were once again poor, but held out in the first half to remain level with the travelling Cumbrians. Notts went on to take the lead just after the hour mark, however, as Noor Husin's effort was cleared off the line before Elliott Hewitt reacted to stab home. But is it much of a surprise that things then didn't pan out? Not really, given the continuing narrative of this season. With just six minutes of standard time, Carlisle loanee Jerry Yates headed home to salvage a point for the visitors. ARLukomski, a teenage Notts fan who's had to put up with enough more football-related grief to last a thousand lifetimes by supporting the Magpies, speaks about the game in his latest vlog. Share your thoughts about ARLukomski's latest video on Pride of Nottingham by signing up to the website, visiting the forum and joining in the chat with hundreds of fellow Notts County fans. Fancy showcasing your brand or business on Pride of Nottingham? Click here to find out more about sponsorship and advertising opportunities with us.

Notts have met Carlisle 34 times in their history. Notts wins: 18 Draws: 4 Carlisle wins: 12 Notts are unbeaten in their last three against Carlisle, winning two and drawing one. This fixture rarely ends in a draw with only one game between the two sides in the last 15 meetings, ending in a draw. Stats Notts are winless in their last seven league games but they put in a better performance last time out, away at Morecambe. This will be Steve Chettle’s last game in caretaker charge before Neal Ardley takes full charge on Wednesday. Carlisle have fared a lot better away from home this season. They have lost six of their ten home games but have won five of their nine away games. Their last away game ended in a 4-0 win at Swindon. Seasons in each division First Division (or Prem): 1 Second Division (or Champ): 15 Third Division (or League 1): 41 Fourth Division (or League 2): 25 Non-League: 1 History Carlisle have reached the final of the Football League Trophy more times than any other club (6). They were elected to the Football League in 1928. In 1972, The Cumbrians beat Roma in the Anglo-Italian Cup. The Italian side would go on to win the tournament that year. They were top of the first division three games into the 1974-75 season. Team news Jon Stead and Kane Hemmings will return to the Notts squad after not being risked at the weekend against Morecambe. Enzio Boldewijn requires a knee scan to assess an injury he picked up on Saturday. Ben Hall is still recovering and is continuing taking up non-contact drills in training. Kelvin Etuhu returned from a hamstring injury at the weekend in Carlisle’s loss against Forest Green, coming on as 64th minute substitute. Defender Tom Parkes was not risked in Saturday’s game, also coming back from a hamstring injury. Carlisle skipper Danny Grainger missed The Cumbrians game on Saturday and may miss Tuesday’s clash with Notts, with a calf injury. Share your thoughts about the match on Pride of Nottingham by signing up to the website, visiting the forum and joining in the chat with hundreds of fellow Notts County fans. Fancy showcasing your brand or business on Pride of Nottingham? Click here to find out more about sponsorship and advertising opportunities with us.

Notts have met Morecambe 12 times in their history. Notts wins: 4 Draws: 3 Morecambe wins: 5 Before doing the double over Morecambe last season, Notts had a terrible record against The Shrimps, winning only two of the first ten meetings between the pair. Last seasons 4-1 win at the Globe Arena was Notts’ first win there. Four of the last seven meetings between the two have ended up finishing 4-1. (2009-10: Notts 4-1 Morecambe, 2015-16: Morecambe 4-1 Notts, 2016-17: Morecambe 4-1 Notts, 2017-18: Morecambe 1-4 Notts). Stats Morecambe have won their last two games in the league but suffered a 1-0 defeat to non-league Halifax in the FA Cup on Tuesday. Notts are winless in their last six in the league and have failed to score in their past three games in all competitions. Seasons in each division First Division (or Prem): 0 Second Division (or Champ): 0 Third Division (or League 1): 0 Fourth Division (or League 2): 11 Non-league: 81 History Jim Bentley is currently the longest serving manager in the Football League. Morecambe have had 3 managers in the last 24 years compared to Notts’ 27. They won their only FA Trophy in 1974 and are 5-time winners of the now defunct Lancashire Combination. Team News The Shrimps are without Andrew Fleming, Zak Mills, Barry Roche, James Sinclair, Florent Cuvelier and Lamin Jagne. Jordan Cranston will face a late fitness check. Jon Stead and Kane Hemmings have returned from injury, whilst Ben Hall is back in training but only taking part in non-contact drills. Lewis Alessandra is out for Notts with a knee injury. Share your thoughts about the game on Pride of Nottingham by signing up to the website, visiting the forum and joining in the chat with hundreds of fellow Notts County fans. Fancy showcasing your brand or business on Pride of Nottingham? Click here to find out more about sponsorship and advertising opportunities with us.

Notts County's season continues to lurch from crisis to crisis with arguably the worst performance of the season - if not in recent years - against Cheltenham Town at Meadow Lane on Saturday. Following the impressive 4-2 win against Doncaster Rovers in the EFL Trophy, there was some scope for optimism as Steve Chettle took over as interim boss after Harry Kewell's sacking. But against the struggling Robins, it was anything but, as a dour first-half performance for both sides nevertheless saw the visitors lead at the break from Luke Varney's simple goal. The Notts defence, time and time again not fit for purpose, was at fault for all of the three goals shipped against Cheltenham, a performance that led to fans literally queuing to leave well before full time. You've got to feel sorry for ARLukomski, still a teenager and subject to this psychological torture from watching the Magpies perform as they're doing - then again, that seems to be the fate of all us Notts fans. Here is his latest vlog, as he declares Notts to be at crisis point in a detailed analysis prior to, during and after the game. Share your thoughts about this video on Pride of Nottingham by signing up to the website, visiting the forum and joining in the chat with hundreds of fellow Notts County fans. Fancy showcasing your brand or business on Pride of Nottingham? Click here to find out more about sponsorship and advertising opportunities with us.