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Jimmy Sirrel Stand    RIP Colin Murphy

 

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Introductions    Welcome Banquo

Can we all welcome our new member @Banquo to PoN!

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Granny Pie's General Discussion    Wealdstone's next opponents.....

 

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English Football    Where are they now : Mason Bennett
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Granny Pie's General Discussion    Weekend Plans - Friday 15th - Sunday 17th September

Morning all, is anyone doing anything exciting this weekend? I guess some will be travelling to Salford tonight.

We spent the night in a hotel in Newbury and this morning we are travelling to Southampton to catch the Isle of Wight ferry where we are staying for a 10 day holiday.

Let us know what you are up to or have been up to this weekend (assuming it’s legal of course). :joker:

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Match Talk    Scouting Dossier : Salford v Notts
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Jimmy Sirrel Stand    League of Ireland players contract expiry

 

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Granny Pie's General Discussion    Garlic beer!!??

My old mate @super_ram will be interested in this.

I’m on holiday here in Isle of Wight where there is a Garlic farm that sells everything garlic related including Garlic Beer, being a beet lover I just had to try it and asked the girl selling it about it, apparently it’s made with black garlic which is very mild. I must admit the garlic is very subtle and it’s a pleasant drink.

At least I won’t be troubled by vampires. :joker:
 

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Granny Pie's General Discussion    Comedy then and now: is dark humour taking over?

Recently, whilst watching YouTube a lot of old comedy shows and comedians have been appearing in my video list. One of which is Tommy Cooper. I don't watch a lot of comedians these days; I just don't find them as funny.

There are a lot of good comedians out there, but they are completely different.

Peter Kay is one of the few who reminds me of the classic style, as these days it seems more about quick wit, sarcasm, irony, deepen, black and dark humour, controversial one-liners etc.

I used to enjoy watching Jack Dee and I think Russell Howard is one of the best currently. I just miss the family style entertainer, I suppose. The UK used to have many who could be silly, bring laughter but in a way that was wholesome.

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Domestic World Football    Heidenheim won their first ever Bundesliga game
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Jimmy Sirrel Stand    Fact of the day

 

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Match Talk    MAGnet Links - Forest Green Rovers

This Saturday Notts play host to Forest Green Rovers, how many links can we find between the two clubs?

The first one that springs to mind is Ian Burchnall who jumped ship from Notts to FGR when we failed to win promotion in the National League play offs.

How many more links can we find?

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Match Talk    Luke Williams : Salford v Notts

 

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Granny Pie's General Discussion    Ed Davey reveals he is a #Notts County supporter

 

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Match Talk    FA Cup

Joel Taylor and Elliott Whitehouse for Chester FC on the BBC red button now 

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Match Talk    Goals : Salford v Notts
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Granny Pie's General Discussion    Saving the environment

 

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Jimmy Sirrel Stand    Early days, but promising signs for Notts County

We’re eight games into the season and our team is sitting in a commendable 2nd place, just behind Gillingham. It’s been a promising start, and with each game, it’s clear to see how the squad is growing and gelling together. However, we must keep in mind that Swindon Town still has a game in hand. If they win, we could potentially move down to third place. But let’s not forget - it’s still early days.

The season is long and there are plenty of games left to play. Despite this, I can’t help but feel optimistic about our chances this season. The team seems stronger and more cohesive with every match. It’s exciting to think about what the rest of the season might hold for us.

How do you feel about our start to the season? Are you as hopeful as I am about our prospects?

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Jimmy Sirrel Stand    Matty Palmer interview on Radio Nottingham

 

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Match Talk    Luke Williams : Salford v Notts BBC Sport
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English Football    Wrexham sign Steven Fletcher

This Scottish view maybe be of cause for concern for @Dry Nelson Ray

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Match Talk    Highlights : Notts v Wolves U21

 

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Granny Pie's General Discussion    Football League Nicknames

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

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Match Talk    Match Discussion: Game 8 - The Ammies (A)

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?

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

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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.

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    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.

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    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.

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Domestic World Football    Salif Keita: How Mali's 'Black Panther' became a pioneering icon

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

Always have a soft spot for anything regarding St Etienne

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