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So Notts county play Stevenage away on Saturday in a must win if we are to survive relegation. 

So today the gaffer gave his pre match press conferences ahead of the vital  Stevenage clash this weekend.  

 

 

So with financial uncertainty hanging around meadow lane it was unknown if Alan Hardy would be able to meet the players coachers and staff wages which was due to be paid today.

but tonight on bbc news they have confirmed that’s the wages have been paid with no short falls. 

Alan Hardy has the funds to keep Notts going till at least may or the end of the season he also has the funds to pay the bill which has been demanded and has seen Alan have a court date in April.

Alan Hardy is still selling the club and trying to find a buyer to take the magpies to the next level.

https://www.nottinghampost.com/sport/football/football-news/notts-county-players-staff-paid-2694909

In the ideal world which current players would you want to see gone at the end of the season?

I am not talking about a real world situation, I'm simply asking for who you would personally like to see gone and why. One condition though, only 10 players can be released so choose wisely.

So Notts head to Stevenage this weekend in a vital must win game. 

So my question is can Notts get anything out of this game.?

Do you think Alan Hardy will sell the club this season? 15 members have voted

  1. 1. Do you think Alan Hardy will sell the club this season?

    • Yes, he must.
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    • Maybe, it depends if the clubs stays in the Football League.
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    • No, I don't think there's a buyer/AH seems to clingy to sell.
      6

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Will Alan Hardy Sell This Season?

Who was your Man of the Match for Notts County's League Two game away at Stevenage? 13 members have voted

  1. 1. Who was your Man of the Match for Notts County's League Two game away at Stevenage?

    • Ryan Schofield
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    • Matt Tootle
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    • Richard Duffy
      0
    • Ben Stubbs
      0
    • Rob Milsom
      0
    • Mitch Rose
      2
    • Michael Doyle
      0
    • Jim O'Brien
      8
    • Enzio Boldewijn
      2
    • Kane Hemmings
      0
    • Jon Stead
      1
    • Craig Mackail-Smith
      0
    • Lewis Alessandra
      0
    • Pierce Bird
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Who was your Man of the Match for Notts County's League Two game away at Stevenage?

Ole Gunner Solskjaer has today landed his “dream job” as he was named the permant manager on a three year contract. Ole was on loan from Norwegian outfit from December. It’s only been a matter of hours since his appointments but agents are already in touch with United to see if there client can come to United. 

For The full sorry  click the link below. 

https://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/manchesterunited/man-utd-pay-1m-ole-gunnar-solskjaer-boss-states-the-day-i-walk-out-of-here-i-hope-to-be-a-proud-man-a4103791.html

Jack Grealish last week

 

Mason Bennett yesterday

 

 

So from the remaining seven games rema and fifteen points left to play for how many points can Notts pick up in the race for survival. 

We still have a few hard games come up including automatic promotion chasing mk Dons at meadow lane then finishing away at Swindon. 

 

We still have left to face 

Stevenage - Away 

Northampton - Home

Crewe - Away 

mk Dons - Home

crawley - Away

grimsby - Home 

swindon - Away 

Saturday's Games:
AFC Wimbledon v Gillingham
Luton Town v Doncaster Rovers
Plymouth Argyle v Bristol Rovers
Colchester United v Tranmere Rovers
MK Dons v Yeovil Town
Port Vale v Forest Green Rovers


Mine:
AFC Wimbledon 2-0 Gillingham
Luton Town 1-0 Doncaster Rovers
Plmouth Argyle 2-2 Bristol Rovers
Colchester United 0-1 Tranmere Rovers
MK Dons 3-0 Yeovil Town (Joker)
Port Vale 1-2 Forest Green

So i know frustration is starting to grow with the results at the lane going the way they are. A few are thinking the lads don’t care but I can honestly say they do care and want to turn it around.

At full time and even before full time the players and the gaffer shown real emotion and they are feeling our pain as fan. 

I can tell you the lads are doing extra training seasons and are doing there best to turn things around. 

@Dan was at meadow lane on lane on Saturday and he snapped the players at full time and even before and the pain on there Face is clear to see. (Thanks @Dan for allowing me to share them)

These lads are broken we need to support hem get behind them I’ve read and heard a lot of stuff about the lads not careing on other pages and spoke to fans with that opinion. 

But pon community is different we don’t dont do that. I wished others didn’t I know people are allowed an opinion of course they are everyone is entitled  .. But keep fighting lads magpies till the end ..#coyp

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This past week end the fa cup returned to meadow lane to celebrate the 135th anniversary of when the magpies beat Bolton 4-1 at Goodison Park in front of  37.000 fans and refereed by c.j Hughes. 

The cup was proudly displayed by captain Micheal Doyle prior to kick off as well as the lads wearing commemorative shirts to celebrate the day. 

Even Notts legand Colin Slater who was the voice of Notts for over 30 years was there at pitch side to help celebrate this accassion.  

Thanks to @Dan for allowing us to share his fantastic pictures

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So who’s heading to Stevenage this Saturday to watch the magpies in a must win match.

Game 39 - The Grecians (H)

Team: Exeter City

Date: 23/03/19

Where: Meadow Lane



What line-up should Neal Ardley 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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  • 19 hours ago, TheSkipper said:

    People suggesting none of them cared are just overreacting.

    im sure they all care, think its all about mind and ability.

    good players just set in their ways through all the mismanagement.

    We dominated the game from the 1st to the 92nd minute but found the same old problem, no cutting edge finnishing, no one willing to take on defenders, no one to create a chance inside the box. We were reduced to long range or speculative efforts because no one has the confidence to have a go. Tootle was the only one to make their keeper work with a fantastic effort but the strikers were again inept and ineffective.

So this Saturday Notts take on Exeter and it’s a must win so Alan Hardy has reduced the adult price from £20 to £10 if brought in advance cut off point Friday night. The gaffer Neil Adrlet would love to see a crowd of over 10.000 at meadow lane this Saturday. 

Is anyone taking advantage of this offer on Saturday.?

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Notts county manger Neal Ardley has confirmed Notts midfielder Jim O’Brien has had his stitchers removed and should be returning to full training today.

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So using just one word describe January arrival Jim O’Brien.

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Notts County are going to wear special shirts to mark the 125th year 4-1 win against Bolton in the football association cup which took place on 31st March 1894 51AE8897-9D7F-47C3-84E4-312D86F57F11.jpeg

Alan Hardy has given a interview with the evening post saying that he believes that Notts can still avoid relegation.

Alan told the evening post that “this club has survived against all the odds before and it can so again ”. and Alan refuses to accept that Notts county’s fate is sealed and they will be playing non league next season. 

For the full interview with Alan Hardy click the link below.

 

https://www.nottinghampost.com/sport/football/football-news/this-club-survived-against-odds-2470735

 

if notts wins on Saturday against morecambe do you think it will better the chance of survival? could it effect your opinion on anything?

its a very crucial time right now and points matter, i think if notts can win it will lift confidence but its more down to maintaining the form. a win would get me believing fully again.

How would you describe your interest in the Premier League? Do you dream of seeing Notts compete with the elite?

Do you feel the leagues entertaining?

So Notts face Exeter in a must win game at meadow lane this Saturday. So who’s going to meadow lane to cheers the lads on.

Who do you think the two teams will be to qualify from each group?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/UEFA_Euro_2020_qualifying 

Group A - England, Czech Republic 

Group B - Portugal, Serbia 

Group C - Netherlands, Germany 

Group D - Switzerland, Denmark

Group E - Croatia, Wales

Group F - Spain, Sweden

Group G - Poland, Austria

Group H - France, Iceland

Group I - Belgium, Russia

Group J - Italy, Bosnia & Herzegovina 

So yesterday at the game @Chris kept asking me if I wanted a prawn sandwich and then asked  @super_pie. Me and @super_pie looked at each other and the penny dropped ..maybe the Morecambe badge is a pawn/shrimp. ???????? sandwich anyone ? A silly joke but made us laugh things like that that make match days funny and enjoyable 

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A very balanced and well thought out review of the game from a Stags fan:

http://inancienttimes.co.uk/?p=1045

Highlight comes when he criticises our attendance despite being double their average home attendance, and when they took more fans to Notts away than they get at home. 

Obviously the generations of inbreeding has affected his sight! 

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