So the reports coming out of meadow lane (the evening post) say the take over is not yet complete I spoke to my sauce and the staff haven’t been told any different to us .. for god sake this is taking the Micky now ..!! Just bloody sell Hardy and stop mucking around am I alone is this motion. 

My apologies for the out burst but this needs to be done because with out it we can’t buy players or put any plans in place. 

https://www.nottinghampost.com/sport/football/football-news/south-african-consortium-inching-closer-2912556

From the official website:

Notts County have this morning been given more time to settle their debt to HMRC.

The High Court have adjourned the case until 10 July in recognition of the ongoing takeover process.

Notts fully understand supporters’ frustrations and concerns surrounding the club’s ownership situation but stress that strict confidentiality measures must be adhered to in order to ensure a deal is completed professionally and in line with all regulations.

As soon as the club are in a position to comment further, a statement will be released.

Meanwhile, according to Sky Sports:

The Meadow Lane club now owes HMRC £800,000 in unpaid taxes.

So the retained list has been officially published and it sees 12 professionals depart the club and 17 remain on the books. 

Which players will you miss the most below is the 12 that leave meadow lane. 

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.mirror.co.uk/sport/football/news/notts-countys-woes-could-even-16250948.amp

200k or 800k?

Sale close or sale not close?

Admin likely or not likely?

What in the world on this planet which is blue, green and white is going on with this football club?

Alan Hardy in the evening post explains why they were late in filming the accounts from last year because the sale of the club is imminent.

https://www.nottinghampost.com/sport/football/football-news/alan-hardy-explains-notts-county-2934943

So the Champions League final is tonight, two English teams in Tottenham and Liverpool contesting the trophy.

Which way do you think it'll go, how will the game be settled and which players will stand out for you?

whats yours....

your favourite cereal?

your favourite chocolate bar?

your favourite drink?

your favourite sweets?

your favourite ice cream?

https://www.eveningexpress.co.uk/sport/notts-countys-proposed-takeover-in-doubt-due-to-ill-health/?utm_source=twitter 

I give up

So after the taker overIs complete at meadow lane in order to handle the day to day running of Notts county what would you hire to over see this job.? 

What would you hire a Chairman or General manager maybe a C.E.O Or maybe another position.?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019–20_National_League

We will be familiar with a number of the clubs we will face next season. I know a lot of Notts fans like the trip to Torquay and that's back on the agenda. Chorley's promotion is the story of the season. They are the David in a league with more than a few Goliaths. 

http://www.thenationalleague.org.uk/attendance-table-national-league-season-standings-56838

I'd imagine most clubs are rubbing their hands in glee that we have replaced Orient as attendances may even be better with Notts in the Conference. It's easy to see that Notts are the equivalent of a shark in your local pond. 

You can either cry and moan or you can embrace the challenge. It will be good to face teams we haven't faced before. Visit a whole load of new grounds.  Sample the local beers. Meet the locals. Make the best of it. 

So the pre season schedule has been released which games would you like to attend or are looking forward to.?

So using just one word describe the man the striker the legend Tommy Johnson.

It seems that the South African outfit have been in London today according to the evening post having crunch talks about the sale of Notts if successful. Notts County are looking to bring in former QPR assistant manager Marc Bircham to help county identify new players for next season.

https://www.nottinghampost.com/sport/football/football-news/former-qpr-assistant-manager-marc-2893432

So as it stands I’m going to say manager Neal Ardley is remaining at meadow lane next season in a bit to get us back to league football next season. 

If this is the case would you be happy with this decision for him to stay on as manager is he the man for the job.?

former Notts County goalkeeper Roy Carrol has not been offered a new deal at Linfield but has no plans to retire As the 41 year old continues his recovery from a serious knee injury. 

If a contract could be offered and personal terms met would you be happy to have him back at meadow lane.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/48443158

I’m not saying the club does, I just wonder what others think. Does Notts need a director of football?

Personally if/when Notts return to the Football League, hiring a proper director of football would be the first on my list and have them overseeing the recruitment, scouting and internal stuff. In the Non League it would be a luxury for me but people see things differently.

So Jon stead gave everything When he played for Notts put a shift in and scored some vital goal for us now as we all know he was released on the end of season list he a experienced player and I think would have done great in a coaching role at meadow lane. 

What dose everyone else think would he have made a good coach at meadow lane.?

So as we know both youth and reserve home games are played at meadow lane. It’s feee entry with your season ticket or £1/£2 to get in and see the match.

Dose anybody go to these matches.?

So I saw this 1978-1979 shirt on a retro Page and I have to say I like it. I would definitely like it to be a blueprint for a future shirt. . 

Does anyone remember this shirt? Did you buy it.? 

Would you buy a home shirt using this shirt as a blueprint.?

I'm honestly had enough now. Waiting, waiting, waiting and still nothing.

This can't go on any longer. We literally have less than a week now until the court date

Notts and Yeovil are both in a right state. Looking for new owners, both clubs on a downward slide. Financial issues at Notts. Yeovil haven't got a manager.

Orient and Hartlepool were in quite a bad state as well. 

Which clubs were in the worst state when they have been relegated from League Two (Since 2 relegations were introduced from 2002-03 onwards).

This being about the clubs situation when they went down and not the situation the club was in 5 years later

Child abuse is a very, very serious thing but I have been compelled to watch the recently released "Leaving Neverland" documentary and I'm taken back. What does other PON members think?

Only two significant questions left on the final day of the 2018-19 Premier League season:

- Manchester City or Liverpool for the title?

- Tottenham or Arsenal for fourth place?

Let's get your thoughts.

Big clear out needed, get rid of the dead wood who have let this club down, some showed at least a little fight, too little too late. Absolutely gutted