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    EFL to clamp down on Matchday Vloggers

    in English Football

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    They do this every single year and every single year, there are far more important issues to sort out.

    I've been doing this for nearly 8 years and not once has anything happened. 

    I don't earn anything through these videos (not even in ads) and I don't have any monetisation set on my videos. I also don't release my videos until after the highlights have been released and back when I did upload my videos at a decent time, the highlights packages would still get more views anyway. 

    I was the main part for the BBC's FA Cup stories with Notts back in January 2018. This video was shared by Notts' Twitter page and Alan Hardy and nothing was said to me.

    Even stewards are fine. Southend's stewards used to be awful with people that filmed at the ground and they never said a word to me, in my 2 visits to Roots Hall. I've had stewards at Notts say they watch my vids and even Ruben Rodrigues said he recognised from YouTube. The greatest compliment I've ever received.

    I can see why others would get annoyed by vloggers but at the end of the day, I've had 13 years of following this club and had a season ticket since 2013. I'm thankful to have met fellow Notts fans who have supported me through my time doing videos.

    Fan made content can bring exposure, not just to the club, but the lower leagues as well. Something that's hugely missing in modern day football. Nobody will ever understand the feeling of following your club up and down the country every week and the memories you make and the people you meet. This, in contrast to the commercial TV cash dragon that is the Premier League, where it feels in a different universe. 

    The only time I've ever had an issue, is when my Grimsby vlog was taken down earlier this season, for a privacy violation when I was talking into the camera. The only people visible in the shot that YouTube told me were Jon, Anthony, @Megan_Elizax and someone who I spoke to at a few games this season. 

    YouTube's communication about this, was, in a word, woeful. For a worldwide, biillion dollar company, it was unacceptable. Taking that long to reply and to help me. It would've been easier to slam a revolving door. It was also further evidence, that a complete review is needed of YouTube's claim and review system into videos, because anything can just claimed and YouTube will just accept it and move on.

    My question is what about the actual biggest problem in modern day football. What about the football clubs themselves in todays current climate? What about Reading, Sheffield Wednesday and Morecambe. What about previous problematic owners at Charlton, Birmingham, Coventry, Bolton, Bury, Macclesfield, Southend, Scunthorpe, Blackpool, Derby, Leyton Orient, Port Vale and Hull. Literally, anyone can buy a football club nowadays. They're institutions and community assets and nothing gets done to protect them. This is the biggest problem in the lower leagues.

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    Where are they now : Will Patching

    in Jimmy Sirrel Stand

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    Right player at the wrong time. I would happily have him back, especially in this system under the guidance of Luke Williams. Technically astute, can pick a pass. We weren't stable enough at the time we signed him, to be able to help him achieve his potential. We are in a much better place now as a club, and as for Will, he's improved as a player too

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    Connell Rawlinson ...Out of order on Social Media

    in Match Talk

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    This isn't it from Connell. Not towards one of your own fans anyway. I know Tom and he puts a lot of hard work into his analysis and threads.

    This isn't even football related either, it's over a tweet about boxing. He's allowed an opinion, as is everyone. This whole thing of "you have to have been involved in the thing you are talking about to have an opinion about it" is rubbish I'm afraid. Otherwise, no football fan who hasn't played professional football before, would be allowed to have an opinion, even though we follow it every week.

    I have an interest in wrestling and F1 as well. I've never stepped inside a wrestling ring or an F1 car, but I can still have an opinion on it. I love the bloke for his contribution to Notts, but this isn't the one I'm afraid. 

    On a side note, I'm not sure why there's a few Chesterfield fans piping up. After what happened with furlough, vaccines, their player at Oldham and Dobra's antics against us and after Wembley, I'm not sure they are in a position to speak about morals.

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    Jesse Debrah signs

    in English Football

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    Think we've missed out on one here. He would've been perfect for the RCB role in the back 3. 

    Aggressive, quick and good at bringing the ball out from the back. 

    Having said this, we've adapted well with Brindley and Baldwin swapping and we've added Tipton and Macari to cover, both of whom seem to have a decent amount of pace on them. 

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