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So, I came across this on Facebook yesterday. Never knew we were nicknamed the Lambs at one point ????

Game 8 - The Ammies (A)

Team: Salford City

Date: 15/09/2023

Where: Moor Lane

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What line-up should Luke Williams opt for? What will be the key areas for the Magpies to get a victory? What do you think the final score will be?

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  • The exceptional result of the match was a testament to Nottingham’s vibrant performance, which was palpable through the radio coverage. Our supporters’ enthusiasm was clearly audible, adding to the excitement. The significance of this victory and the clean sheet cannot be understated, boosting our team’s morale despite Gillingham reclaiming the top spot.

    Reflecting on the previous season, the thrilling rivalry with Wrexham added an extra layer of anticipation to each match. As we look forward to the new season, we hope to replicate this intense competition with Gillingham, promising another season of nail-biting matches and unforgettable football moments.

    This is the approach I would suggest Notts adopt for the majority of their away games, albeit with a slightly less conservative style while still maintaining control of the ball. In midfield, we possess the capability to retain possession and cause frustration for the opposing team. I was thoroughly impressed with Notts' performance, as they showcased some delightful passing sequences throughout the match.

    Notts began the match with a strong attacking approach, displaying an impressive performance right from the start. Each player executed their role excellently, contributing to the team's overall success. It was particularly satisfying to witness our players emerge victorious in their individual battles, even in the face of Salford's height advantage. Had some of the early passing moves been successfully executed, I believe Salford could have been systematically dismantled and left thoroughly embarrassed.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/africa/66731883

Always have a soft spot for anything regarding St Etienne

 

Veiled criticism of Luther & Morias?  LW: "We now have a grip of where they are at"....

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nathan_Fraser

So much better than Morias. Maybe worth a loan deal come January

Friday sees Notts returning to league action and facing Salford in an away game. What links can we find between the two clubs, how many players, managers etc., are linked?

 

 

It's time that Southgate had the bottle to distance Maguire from the England squad. 

I get the loyalty as whenever he's selected to play for England he very rarely puts a foot wrong. 

But, the media are always gonna be there to question his inclusion. He's out of favour at Man United and should have took the chance to move away from Old Trafford for West Ham to get his career back on track and get back to being the player we know he can be.

If a player isn't playing at club level, they shouldn't be selected anyway in my opinion. 

I understand why Southgate has said this and is defending Maguire, as he's good at protecting his players. Although, having said that, he's constantly selecting Maguire despite not playing first team football at club level, his confidence is shot and of course pundits, fans and media are gonna jeer him and criticise him. 

Southgate should stop putting him in the squad that gives these people ammunition to take Pops at him and leave him open to this sort of thing. 

It's not like we don't have players to cover that position and do a job. 

If anything he needs to be given time away from England for his own mental health. It may be beneficial to him to be away from the squad for a while till he can find his way back. 

We all know how toxic the media can be, especially over here. Take Gazza for example and Beckham after the 98 World Cup. 

https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/66778293

I find this a very baffling decision. The fact that the game was abandoned in the 96th minute with Buxton on the verge of a 2-1 win and they have to play the full 90 all over again. 

There'll be some proper kicking off if Scunthorpe go on to win the game and I wouldn't blame the fans or club for doing so if that'd be the case.

Surely there was a better solution than this?

EFL Trophy - The Wanderers U21 (H)

Team: Wolves U21

Date: 12/09/2023

Where: Meadow Lane



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https://www.spectator.co.uk/article/the-betrayal-of-wrexham-afc/

A right wing political journal having a pop at Wrexham's owners, @Dry Nelson Ray et al

 

Game 7 - The Dons (A)

Team: Milton Keynes Dons

Date: 09/09/2023

Where: Stadium MK

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What line-up should Luke Williams opt for? What will be the key areas for the Magpies to get a victory? What do you think the final score will be?

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  • Notts adopted a more effective strategy in the MK Dons match. Their goal was expertly executed, and they brought an element of threat to their game. It seemed to materialise out of the blue, as I felt Notts were gradually finding their footing in the game until then. In the second half, Notts executed some impressive moves, and their ball control made MK Dons hesitant to push forward. Despite numerous opportunities, nothing really materialised for us in terms of goals. Kyle Cameron's goal was truly exceptional. It effortlessly soared into the net, and the subsequent opportunities were promising, but their goalkeeper did well to prevent us from clinching the win.

    The weather was uncomfortably warm, even when standing in the shade. Despite this, the stadium and game were enjoyable. I can see why both teams did not put their all into the match, as the heat was too much to handle. However, the second half of the game was undoubtedly more entertaining.

    I was particularly impressed by the captain, Kyle Cameron, whose spectacular goal was a highlight of the match. It was a great moment of skill that drew cheers from the crowd. Overall, despite the oppressive heat, it was a memorable match that showcased some impressive football.

    The outcome seemed fair; a draw appeared to be the appropriate result. I believe either team could have emerged victorious, with Notts having slightly better opportunities on goal, but that’s just how it goes. There’s no room for complaints as we could have been defeated, and earning a point against MK Dons seems quite a strong performance for us.

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