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Morning all, it’s Friday and the weekend is nearly upon us, what plans have you got for this weekend?

Today I’ve got gardening to do if it’s not too hot, tonight it’s one of Mrs. T’s famous curries and a pint of beer.

Tomorrow I’m doing the park run but hopefully Mrs. T will be with me and we will walk the course if she feels well enough with our Survivors of Bereavement T shirts on to raise awareness of our charity on the day before World Suicide Prevention Day.

Later on Saturday I’ll live stream Notts match and we’ll bbq some pork steaks for tea.

What are your plans?

With Jodi Jones out on international duties, Luke Williams has a decision to make about who to bring into the side. Fans have been speculating about the possible options, with some preferring Sam Austin, others Adam Chicksen, and still others hoping for a surprise return to action from Will Randall.

Sam Austin has been in good form recently and could provide a solid option for Williams. He has shown his ability to create chances and score goals, and his pace and skill on the ball could cause problems for opposition defences.

Adam Chicksen, on the other hand, offers a more defensive option. He is a reliable player who can provide cover at the back while also contributing to the attack. His experience and composure could be valuable assets for the team.

Will Randall is something of a wildcard option. He has been out of action for some time, but if he is fit and ready to play, he could provide a real spark for the team. His creativity and flair could be just what the team needs to unlock opposition defences.

Ultimately, the decision rests with Luke Williams. He will have to weigh up the strengths and weaknesses of each player and decide who is best suited to fill in for Jodi Jones. Whatever his decision, fans will be eagerly anticipating the next match to see who gets the nod.

https://www.oxfordmail.co.uk/sport/23762906.ruben-rodrigues-people-questioned-oxford-united-move/

United reportedly beat Championship side Cardiff City, plus League One rivals Barnsley and Derby County, to his signature.

He said: “A lot of people questioned my decision to come to Oxford. Of course, Notts County is a big team and I was loved and always going to play.

“I wanted another challenge, I have never played league football before. I know [United] finished low last season, it was always going to be a question of how well we do this season.

“I have no regrets since moment one. The players and staff have been brilliant with me and we are top of league one. “

On the U’s early season form, he said: “You always look forward to the next game, especially when you are top.

“Teams come knowing it is going to be a tough game for them so they are going to have to bring everything which makes us be on our toes.

“We know we have to deliver because know how good we are now. That always makes it better because playing well makes it fun for everyone, it’s nice winning games and buzz around here.

“It’s still the first five games, so of course we are happy but we haven’t done anything really, there are 41 games left.”

And on that elusive first goal, he added: “Of course I want a goal, I know as soon as it comes then more will follow.

“It is always the first one that is the waiting process. I know it will come because the good things take time.”

On Saturday Notts travel to MK Dons, how many links between the two clubs can we find?

My offering is Alan Smith who we signed Fromm MK Dons in 2014 he made 87 appearances and scored no goals.

How many more can we find.

The answer is no

 

welcome to the pride of nottingham @MagpieRoy.

Good player. And a good (and necessary) signing for Spurs.  But £45 million? I don't see that.  This is not an anti-Forest post. I just don't get the economics of the top flight.

@super_ram will remember this, things have come on a little since. :joker:
 

 

 

A big PoN welcome to @zaradek come in sit down and make yourself at home.

It's an International break now for 2 weeks.... Will this Saturdays game be available on the EFL live screening service???? 

I had missed this a few days back

Game 6 - The 'Owd Reds (H)

Team: Accrington Stanley

Date: 02/09/2023

Where: Meadow 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?

Have your say below, join in with the Pride of Nottingham match discussion.

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  • Truly happy to see such a glorious triumph for Notts. The game was pretty tense at the start, with Accrington flashing the ball a couple times and Notts showing slight signs of discomfort. However, our boys showed real grit and answered back loud and clear. Langstaff's brace was the cherry on top, they simply couldn’t match his calibre!

    It was also pleasing to see how the team, under the guidance of Williams, adjusted their game plan to counter every move by Accrington. The tactical adaptability our lads showed was truly remarkable. Lingering on the top spot on the league table caps our superb run in the game. Truly proud to be a Magpie!

     

    The result was a very good victory for Notts. I prefer to listen to Luke Williams’ points on the game rather than John Coleman’s take. Williams comes across as very complimentary and gracious towards Accrington. Coleman reacted like a manager under pressure; I wonder if he was holding a book of managerial excuses. Notts played very well and were very entertaining. Accrington tried, to their credit, but simply weren’t good enough. They should do well, but they lack the quality we have. 3-1, great result. We could have easily had 6; Accrington, if they had better finishing, could have had a few more too.

    It's frustrating to see teams like Accrington Stanley come into matches solely focused on playing defensively and securing a point. While they may have delivered a tidy performance, it's clear that they lacked attacking intent and didn't trouble our team much aside from the set piece they scored from. It's disheartening to see missed chances and shots straight at our goalkeeper without no real test.

    On the other hand, I'm proud of our team for playing with spirit and quality. Refereeing decisions can have a significant impact on the outcome of matches, and it's disappointing when the performance of the referee falls short. Inconsistencies and poor decision-making can mark the overall quality of the game. However, Notts did well and It was a superb win.

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That didn’t take long, we’ve just got to stay there now. How are we feeling Notts fans?

 

 

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