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I’m not sure how much the PON community follows social influencers or even watches YouTube. One thing I’m growing tired of is seeing them show off how much money they’ve got.

I’m not talking about the obvious kind of flexing where it’s loud and in your face. I mean the more subtle waste of money, like spending on videos or paying for social media verification just to get more followers and make posts bragging about doing it.

I just came across a video by Nottingham-based YouTuber MrWhoseTheBoss called “I bought every iPad EVER!” He didn’t stick with upgrading the same device, he bought every model brand new, and then filmed himself unboxing them and chatting about their changes over the years.

I can’t see that as entertaining. It just looks like he’s showing off that he’s got cash to throw away.

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  • They’ve got a set amount of money to spend, but instead of coming up with smart or useful ideas, they waste it on pointless things. It shows a real lack of imagination. There are some great YouTube channels out there, like JayzTwoCents. He builds PCs and shares proper advice on tech, which can actually help people understand what they’re doing. The younger generation does seem quite focused on money. It’s as if value is judged more by how much something costs than by how useful or meaningful it is.

    6 hours ago, TheSkipper said:

    The trend among creators like Austin Evans, MrWhosetheBoss, Marques Brownlee, and Unboxing Therapy seems to revolve around flaunting their wealth rather than producing valuable content that highlights the best technology available.

    Why do people watch garbage like this?

    I don't waste my time watching videos put out to obtain the most views or just simply to waste money. I prefer channels that educate and inform you, so many of the biggest YouTubers just forget about what the common person would enjoy, and it's all to be popular among the younger audience who believe that money grows on trees.

    What a bunch of plonkers.Don't the accents grate ,too.How long were they let out for?

    its a waste of money for sure, why are people interested in watching people spend money that could be put to better use? half the stuff on wish.com is rubbish.

@League2ITK Have a read of the twitter feed and gauge how many times he has been right about #Notts

Surely it's time for the new kit to be unveiled? Several other teams who are with Puma have already unveiled theirs, but we tend to take longer about it...

I would like a simple design with black and white stripes on the front and back, black shorts and white socks. Prefer slightly more white than black on the shirt. No yellow or grey please. I'm aware this is a forlorn hope.

Just so we don't get our hopes up, here's tlwhat Puma have foisted on teams competing in the club world cup this summer:

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  • David James Estate Agents, run by a family of Notts fans, have been confirmed as new sponsor for this season's shirt.

    And this bit from the article on the official site has filled me with hope about the kit; “We’ve adapted our logo to ensure it complements the shirt – it was really important to us that it didn’t spoil the design – and it’s going to be a very proud moment for us to see the players wearing it."

    All we be revealed tomorrow at 10am!

    i have both the home and away shirt, also got myself the training top which is lovely. i dont normally buy both shirts, but i am hoping that they prove to be good purchases especially if we have a good season.

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  • He’s a solid defender and should settle in well at Walsall. His style suits the level and he knows how to handle pressure.

    I doubt he’ll stay there long, maybe a season or two, but while he’s there, he’ll add experience and a steady head to the back line. They’ll benefit from having someone calm and reliable.

    He’s a decent defender, but it looks like his best days are behind him. For one season, though, it’s probably a smart move for Walsall.

    They need someone experienced at the back to bring a bit of calm and help steady the defence. He should do that well enough.

    I’m glad we didn’t go for him. We need younger, more promising players to grow and learn alongside Matty Platt and Jacob Bedeau. That’s where the future lies.

    On 22/07/2025 at 19:21, theAnticlough said:

    The rest of L2 should start figuring out how they’ll expose him for pace and on the turn - he’s 36 now

    this! ^

    hes on the way down and wont have many more years, good players will find ways to make his age show. i am sure he will do okay for walsall but we dont need a player like him or at his age.

I enjoy chatting expressing my opinions and writing topics about Notts County the Mighty Magpies, on PON I also enjoy Daft Jokes and Silly Stories and from time to time writing Topics other than the Football Club I've been following for 30 odd years, and this topic is one of the Latter.

On a cold April evening in the North Atlantic the biggest ship ever built, deemed practically unsinkable and could carry up to 3,000 passengers hit an Iceberg on it's starboard side and sank, on it's maiden voyage taking with it a large proportion of it's passengers due to the fact the Ship was equipped with insufficient life boats. Now most readers of this topic will automatically know which ship I'm writing about. The R.M.S Titanic. But I'm Not.

These facts were written in a Novella by author Morgan Robertson, entitled Futility or the Wreck of the Titan, published in1898 a full 14 years before the Titanic went to the bottom. Questions need to be asked, how could an American author predict what would happen 14 years into the future? Are other worldly powers at work here? Who knows?

Abraham Lincoln and John F Kennedy, two American Presidents, both killed by an assassin's bullet to the head. But the Coincidences don't stop there.

Both men had children die while they were in office. Lincoln was succeeded by Andrew Johnson, Kennedy by Lydon B Johnson. Andrew Johnson was born in 1808 and Lydon Johnson was born in 1908. Lincoln's killer ran from a theater and hid in a nearby building. Kennedy's killer ran from a Building and hid in a theater.

British hero Admiral Horatio Lord Nelson's last words were supposed to be Kiss Me Hardy. In fact Hardy misheard his leader, who actually said Kismet (Fate) Hardy. Nelson body was pickled in a barrel, to stop it rotting while it was taken back to England.

And to Finish on a more Happier Note. England Player Peter Crouch was once asked in an interview. What would you have been, if you hadn't become a Footballer? To which Crouchy replied A Virgin.

    On 25/07/2025 at 18:59, Wheelbarrow repair man said:

    What would you have been, if you hadn't become a Footballer? To which Crouchy replied A Virgin.

    😂😂😂

    or a very efficient shelf stacker!!

The latest round of the County Championship pairs Hampshire v Nottinghamshire

The Notts eleven to face Hampshire at Utilita Bowl is in!

The hosts have won the toss and Notts will be batting first.

Aside from the fact that the players and staff are in Germany, what could be behind the the lack of new signings?

Could it be that spaces still to fill in the squad will be made from the current trialist and we are just waiting to see who is good enough? Are we still actively searching for a new number one goalkeeper or is the trialist Maks Baruc the likely candidate? Could it be we waiting to see if there are any outgoings, if so who might leave?

Has Meadow Lane got safe standing in place for this season? If so is anyone on here going to use it? I’d be interested to see what they thought when they’ve tried it, not that I’ll be standing my back wouldn’t hold up for ninety minutes so I’ll have a seat when I go but I’m sure a lot of youngsters will make use of it.

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  • I would hope that it generates more vocal support, as being at the back does have that benefit, and it's an area where most fans do stand already, so it does make more sense than some might think. There is scope that it could be expanded; we need to know more about it to speculate further on that.

    We need to see what the club says; I am sure something like this will make the news when it's ready.

    I’ve not heard anything about the safe standing being finished. You’d expect the club to have announced it by now, especially with a new season coming up. I’m interested to see what it looks like and whether fans take to it as much as the club seems to expect.

    The problem with safe standing areas is that they are the same price as seating areas. Why can't they have safe standing areas without seats & at a lower price? The club could still control the number of people standing in that area

Hospitality | Luke Williams spec...
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Worth all of the £65 🤣

A very good interview of Martin Paterson. Well worth a look.

    What I picked up from this excellent interview by Paul Mace accompanied by Mark Stallard was that the current Notts squad is not the finished article as far as Martin is concerned.

    Notts are still looking to bring players in for areas that have been identified as needing players that can improve the squad. I picked up that all options are open regarding the make up of the final squad to take us up to the Jan window.

    The Magpie Circle is excellent with its video interviews and vodcast.

    Martin Paterson speaks well, as we saw in pre-season. He comes across as having ideas and a clear plan for the season.

    There are good insights when he talks about his vision and what he wants to bring to the club.

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Jamie Jellis: Walsall midfielder charged by FA over alleg...

Walsall midfielder Jamie Jellis is charged with misconduct for alleged breaches of the Football Association's betting rules.

Before joining Walsall, it was rumoured Notts were interested in him at Tamworth

Sad news from the Music World tonight.

Ozzy Osborne best known for fronting the Heavy Metal Rock Band, Black Sabbath has died. RIP Ozzy

    A Member of one of the Bands which invented Heavy Metal. He Lived his Life in the Fast Lane and he lived it to the full.

    A Unique Voice up there amongst the Greats. Rest In Peace Ozzy. You may be gone, but your Music will Live FOREVER.

    "The probability of scoring a goal from a penalty kick is generally high, with statistics showing a success rate around 75%. This means on average, 3 out of 4 penalties taken result in a Goal."

    "However, this can vary based on factors like the skill of the penalty taker and the quality of the goalkeeper."

    Source Google.

The third & final match of Notts County's Pre Season German tour sees them take on 4th tier club Stuttgarter Kickers on Tuesday 15th July at 6 pm. BST

Head Coach Martin Paterson will be looking to finish the tour with a good performance & a positive result to lift the spirit of the players & the fans after being defeated in their previous two friendly games.

I think Martin will want to see a composed & workmanlike performance from the lads this time. The lads will need to show plenty of energy & a steely determination to come out on top.

Martin has been talking the talk, now it's time for his team to convert that positive talk into positive action on the field of play.

I hope to see Jodi Jones get some time on the pitch & for Martin to begin to put together the team that he believes could be his strongest team available.

Our second pre-season game and the first of our European tour is upon us, so as the local boy I thought I'd open a match thread (feel free to merge if another one is scheduled)!

Darmstadt will be tough opposition - they're a solid Bundesliga 2 side and are also further along in their preparations than we are. Their new signings include centre half Patric Pfeiffer - rejoining the club after helping them to promotion to the Bundesliga during his last spell, while another man to watch is big striker Fraser Hornby, who came through the youth ranks at Northampton and Everton and has played for Scotland up to under-21 level. Expect them to play an attacking style with a high defensive line.

The home side started their pre-season with a 24-0 win against the mighty force that is SV Traisa, and at the weekend they beat Viktoria Aschaffenburg (fourth division) 4-1.

As for Notts, it'll be interesting to see which of the Alfreton trialists make the trip and whether there are any new faces. It'll also be Barry Cotter's first appearance in a Notts shirt. It'll be interesting to see how MP intends to play, but realistically it's about getting minutes in legs at this stage.

I've no idea whether there will be a live stream yet, but if they do it'll probably be on the Lilies' official YouTube page.

The 2nd match on Notts County's three match tour of Germany is against Bundesliga 2 side FC Kaiserslautern on Saturday 12th July at 12:30 BST at their Fritz Walter Stadium.

This match will be another tough test for Notts, but Head Coach Martin Paterson welcomes these matches against higher league opposition.

Martin believes that Kaiserslautern will be an even tougher test for Notts than Notts faced in their first match against Darmstadt & that match was tough especially in the first half.

We could see Martin play what he believes is his strongest team as his starting eleven however, I believe he will continue to give the whole squad & trialists a run out at some point in the game.

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  • I hope Martin Paterson isn’t just saying things to please the impatient or unrealistic fans, it might backfire and give them something to hold against him. I’m sure he wants us to compete, and of course winning is great, no one plays to lose. But you’ve got to stay grounded. I believe Notts gave it a proper go, but the quality at this level is a bit too strong right now.

    Still, I’m confident that once our fitness picks up and we’re facing teams closer to our level, we’ll be alright. All this talk on the club’s socials about not having good players is really frustrating, it doesn’t reflect reality at all.

    I didn’t get to watch the match on YouTube as I’d planned for reasons I won’t go into but I’m probably glad I didn’t now.

    Of course the real test will begin at the start of the season when we take on teams at our level so I certainly do think there’s any need to worry at the moment.

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Sad news from Italy. Brescia are facing expulsion from the Italian Professional League system after becoming Bankrupt.

Brescia beat Notts 1:0 in the Anglo Italian Cup Final at Wembley on 20 March 1994, so we have that connection.

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114-year-old Italian club Brescia goes bankrupt and faces...

An iconic 114-year-old Italian football club has gone bankrupt and faces expulsion from professional leagues in Italy.

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