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i noticed that @DanΒ shared this on facebook, i thought it would be nice to share with those overseas and general fans as it did well last time.

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So, Notts released season tickets today for the 23/24 season. Has anyone purchased their ticket yet or yet to get one?Β 

Also, how long has everyone been a season ticket holder for? This is the first season of me having a ticket, after debating getting one for the past couple of seasons

It just occurred to me that we haven't checked in on our members' current mood on PON since 2021. The mood feature is there to give us an added dimension to expressing ourselves, and it’s always interesting to see how it changes over time. So, let’s take a moment to update our moods and share with the community. It’s a great way to connect with others and let them know how you’re feeling.

I hope everyone is well, and I look forward to seeing your updates!

Game 45 - The Stones (A)

Team: Maidstone United

Date: 22/04/2023

Where: Gallagher Stadium



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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  • i am happy for jim o brien, he is what every fan wants in a notts player. a good guy, hard working and just focused on doing the best not just by himself but the squad. 5-2 is a good scoreline, which does show our confidence no matter what maidstones quality is because you can only beat whats in front of you.

    they tried to claw back, which does deserve acknowledging and i hope we can go into the next game against york feeling the waves of this game.

    I am happy for the boys Cedwyn Scott, Jim O’Brien, Ruben Rodrigues and Matt Palmer did a fine job in the game. The response to the setback showed real character and determination. To go from 3-0 to 3-2, under a heavy surge from Maidstone who was trying to turn the game on its head, that takes guts. And to come out on top with a 5-2 win, well that will give confidence and show that we can react to blips in games. A job well done, I say.

    Winning against Maidstone 5-2 was a great accomplishment. Credit must be given to the opposition for getting back into the match. Jim O'Brien played exceptionally well it seems and it's good to see Cedwyn Scott getting on the score sheet. The confidence must be high! In the next game against York City, any signs of nerves need to be cut out to ensure a strong performance.

Your crystal balls must be worn out by now, but here we are again. Send in your predictions by 3pm on Saturday, and remember those jokers.

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Hull City v Watford

Norwich City v Swansea City

Peterborough United v Ipswich Town

Port Vale v Bristol Rovers

Hartlepool United v Crawley Town

Mansfield Town v Stevenage

Eastleigh v Solihull Moors

York City v Aldershot

From the perspective of someone, naming no names or pointing the finger but… clears throat and adjusts tie… let’s just say that there’s a certain charm in being vague and mysterious. It’s like a game of Clue, but instead of Colonel Mustard in the library with the candlestick, it’s just me here with my thoughts and a sense of intrigue. I’m curious to know what makes Notts County so special to you. In your own words, can you share with me what sets this team apart from the rest?

Notts County's recent match against Wrexham was a nail-biting affair, with both teams fighting tooth and nail for the coveted National League title. However, many fans have been left wondering whether Notts' performance was impacted by nerves, as they failed to score the victory after leading 1-0 and ultimately lost the match. With promotion to the English Football League at stake, it's natural for players to feel the weight of expectations and pressure to perform on such a big occasion. But what can fans do to help keep their team calm and composed, and what strategies should the head coach, Luke Williams, employ to ensure his players remain focused on their ultimate goal?

In this discussion, we'll explore the impact of nerves on Notts' recent performance against Wrexham, and what fans and the coaching staff can do to help alleviate this pressure. We'll also consider the wider implications of such nerves on the team's promotion hopes and strategies that can be employed to keep the players focused on the task at hand. Join us in sharing your thoughts and insights on this crucial topic as we analyse the role of mental preparation in Notts County's push for promotion.

Also, check out the gaffer's discussion about leading into the playoffs and how you believe they should be approached, such as whether certain key players need resting.

welcome to the pride of Nottingham @Dry Nelson Ray. ????????

Macaulay Langstaff's recent record-breaking season, scoring an impressive 41 goals, has catapulted him into the national spotlight and earned him the nickname "Non-League Haaland". However, with such success comes speculation about his future at Notts County. Will he be the key to unlocking the Magpies' potential and help take the club to the next level, or will his record attract the attention of other clubs and make it harder for Luke Williams to retain him?

In this discussion, we'll explore the potential impact of Langstaff's success on Notts County and what the future may hold for this talented striker.

Hello PON members! I'm curious to know, do you have any friends on this site? Were you friends before joining PON or did you become friends because of it? Do you have mates that go to the matches with you?

I have a brother back in the UK who doesn't like football. My parents used to attend games every week when they were alive. It used to be a family thing with aunts and cousins, uncles and nephews meeting up. I only know a few fans that still attend on occasions.

It would be interesting to see members share their experiences.

Hello and welcome to our last midweek round of the season! These all kick off at 7.45pm, give it your best shot and remember your jokers!

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Sunderland v Huddersfield Town

Burton Albion v Bolton Wanderers

Exeter City v Derby County

Carlisle United v Stockport County

Crawley Town v Colchester United

Grimsby Town v Barrow

Altrincham v Dagenham & Redbridge

Halifax Town v Bromley

With the remaining three fixtures, how would you approach them if you were Luke Williams? Would you consider resting some of the key players? For example, Ruben Rodrigues, Adam Chicksen, and Sam Slocombe? Perhaps allow some of the fringe players to get some game time whilst they rested for the playoffs.

If not, do you feel it's important to continue playing the same squad for consistency purposes? Keep the form going, allow the players to see out their form and hope that they're ready for the next stage of our season. Do you feel the title is still up for grabs? It is possible, although unlikely, that Wrexham may slip. So how do we proceed from this point in your opinion?

Game 44 - The Cardinals (H)

Team: Woking

Date: 15/04/2023

Where: Meadow Lane



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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  • The beginning of the game was somewhat back and forth, although Woking experienced difficulty retaining possession or making it towards the goal. Notts had a few promising attacks but nothing substantial. In my opinion, Sam Austin had the most favourable opportunity in the first half as the ball came down in an awkward manner, but he was still able to control it.

    During the second half, Woking was bound to decrease the speed of the game, which is when the chance arose. It wasn't necessarily due to Adam Chicksen and Jodi Jones swapping positions, but rather the pace increased, and the players sensed that a goal was imminent. Before the first goal, there were two or three decent opportunities.

    Compared to the standards of this year, the first half was quite dreadful and, at times, downright awful. However, when considering all the dreadful squads that Notts has had over the years, it wasn't that terrible. If Woking had scored, we might have had grounds for complaints, but the game was rather evenly matched. It's challenging to find fault with a 3-0 home victory, a clean sheet, and a satisfactory overall performance.

    It sounds like the Wrexham defeat played heavily on the players' minds and caused a bit of a setback in play. Usually, I think a goalless first half isn't anything to be disheartened by. You have two teams in close contention with each other, one of which is desperately trying to secure third place. It sounds as if the win became a lot easier after the first goal went in. It sounds like a good win to me!

I always get emotional on the anniversary of Hillsborough. I was 12 and I remember it like it was yesterday. Scenes like that were too much to process for a 12 year old. 97 victims. Countless lives destroyed. Grown men and women who still can't talk about or deal with what they witnessed that day. Today I would like to remember Tony Bland, Andy Devine, Sarah Hicks and Louise Hicks. Tony clung to life for 4 years before passing away in 1993. Andy survived against all the odds and died at the age of 55. The 97th victim. Sarah and Louise were sisters. 19 & 15. A life time of potential gone in a few tragic moments.Β 

I'm in Liverpool in June and the memorial will be my first stop. It will be emotional but it's something I need to do.Β 

Introduction:

Welcome to our forum discussion on the recent leak of classified US documents. As reported by BBC News, dozens of documents, some marked "top secret," have been leaked and are circulating on the internet. These documents offer a detailed picture of the war in Ukraine, as well as information on China and allies. The leak has raised questions about the security of classified information and the implications of such leaks on global affairs.

What are your thoughts on this leak? Do you believe it is a cause for concern? How do you think the leak will impact international relations? Join the discussion and share your insights.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-65238951

this one is going to be difficult, but for once it will be for all the right reasons. you don't have to name who you voted for, if you do great! even better if you feel open enough to explain why, but its not needed.

you can vote here
https://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/news/2023/april/player-of-the-season-vote-170423/

I'm not sure if I have too much free time on my hands, but I recently relocated from a Sheffield-based publishing company to work for a content creation company in Manchester. My move will make it easier for me to attend games, as I previously had an apartment in Leeds when I was studying at university.

During yesterday's game, I couldn't help but notice that there weren't enough chants for the players. I found myself reflecting on the discussion I initiated about reducing the pressure going into the playoffs.

I've come up with three chants, but I'm not sure if they're great ideas or if they'll catch on. Nevertheless, I'm interested to see if they'll be sung, and I hope no one will steal credit for them. Ha ha.

To the tune of "When the Saints Go Marching In":

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Oh Cadwyn Scott, he wears the black and white,
Number 19, with pace and might,
Scored some goals, he's quite a sight,
Oh Cadwyn Scott, he's dynamite!

From left to right, he'll run all night,
Defenders shake with fright,
He'll score a goal with all his might,
Oh Cadwyn Scott, what a sight!

Notts County's number 19,
He's in his prime, a goal-scoring machine,
With his skill and football mind,
Oh Cadwyn Scott, you're one of a kind!

To the tune of "La Bamba":

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Roberto Chicksen, he's our left-back star,
Runs down the wing, he's faster than a car,
With his left foot, he hits it hard,
Roberto Chicksen, our superstar!

He's got the skills, he's got the pace,
He's always first to win the race,
When he takes a free-kick, watch it soar,
Roberto Chicksen, we want more!

In the black and white, he's a sight to see,
Defenders quake, when he's running free,
He's got the moves, he's got the flair,
Roberto Chicksen, we'll always be there!

So come on County, give us a show,
With Roberto Chicksen, we'll never say no,
From the back to the front, he'll take us far,
Roberto Chicksen, our superstar!

To the tune of "Guantanamera":

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Luke Williams, he's the man in charge,
Leading Notts County, oh so large,
With his tactics, he'll take us far,
Luke Williams, our shining star!

He knows the game, he knows it well,
With his team, he'll always excel,
We'll sing his name, with pride we tell,
Luke Williams, he'll lead us well!

From the dugout, he'll guide our play,
To victory, he'll show the way,
With his passion, he'll light the flame,
Luke Williams, he's why we came!

So let's cheer on, with all our might,
For Notts County, we'll fight and fight,
With Luke Williams, we'll reach new heights,
Notts County, we're black and white!

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