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Who was your man of the match for Yeovil Town against Notts County? 4 members have voted
Who was your man of the match for Yeovil Town against Notts County?
A bit late, but here we go:
Fitzsimons 5.5 β a couple of decent saves, but he looks really dodgy on crosses. Got away with one real howler and was caught in no manβs land on a couple of others.
Tootle 6 β more effective first half, didnβt get forward so much in the second.
Duffy 6 β no real alarms, generally competent.
Brisley 7.5 β solid no-nonsense defensively, and a big threat at set pieces.
Dickinson 7 β defended well and produced some dangerous set pieces.
Hawkridge 6.5 β worked hard and provided a good outlet on the right.
Yates 8*- typical 100% performance, stood up well to some very physical challenges and was effective all over the pitch. Helped us win the midfield battle.
Milsom 6.5 β a very capable stand-in for Hewitt, put himself about well.
Grant 7 β a bit peripheral for parts of the game, but his class shone through when he was involved.
Stead 6.5 β not a lot of goal threat, but some good touches to get others in dangerous positions.Β
Ameobi 7 β again not much goal threat, but some of his play is a class above for this league.
Subs β not on long enough to rate.
Over the 90 minutes I think 3-1 was a fair scoreline. We defended well as a unit and created some good chances. We got a bit lucky with the deflection to go 2-1 up, but we had done enough to deserve to be in front at that stage. In Stead and Ameobi we have a couple of strikers that probably wonβt score too many, but they are creating a lot of chances for our midfield, which Grant in particular is taking advantage of. If we can continue to perform to that level weβll win more games than weβll lose.
Who was your man of the match for Notts County against Cheltenham Town? 14 members have voted
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1. Who was your man of the match for Notts County against Cheltenham Town?
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Ross Fitzsimons0
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Matt Tootle0
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Richard Duffy0
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Shaun Brisley1
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Carl Dickinson0
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Terry Hawkridge0
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Ryan Yates3
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Rob Milsom0
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Jorge Grant9
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Jon Stead0
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Shola Ameobi1
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Alan Smith0
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Liam Walker0
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Lewis Alessandra0
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Who was your man of the match for Notts County against Cheltenham Town?
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Saturday's Fixtures:
Hull City v Ipswich Town
Sunderland v Millwall
Oldham Athletic v Rochdale
Wigan Athletic v Bradford City
Accrington Stanley v Newport County
Port Vale v Barnet
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Game 18 - The Robins (H)
Team: Cheltenham Town
Date: 18/11/17
Where: Meadow Lane
What line-up should Kevin Nolan opt for? What will be the key areas for the Magpies to get a victory? What do you think the final score will be?
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Going for 3-0 Grant, Stead and Brisley if we play football on the ground but if revert to hoofball can see it ending 1-1Β
Good win yesterday, second half Notts stole the show and played some very good football.
First half we don't need to mention. I am still unsure how exactly we scored but I did think Cheltenham came back well. Even in the second half they didn't look like they was out of it, probably one of the better games at Meadow Lane.
I barely noticed Hewitt's absence and I thought Milsom did a more complete job, did we miss Elliot at all? No.
We have played some good football this season, at times we may have been lucky but yesterday was not one of them games. We deserved the points! Well done Notts.
Here's a fun link - createΒ your own World Cup draw. When I did it England got Belgium, Egypt and Japan in the group stage and beat Denmark in the second round before our customary quarter-final defeat at the hands of Poland. France won the cup, beating Germany in the final.
Give it a try - what do you get? Anyone who manages to get the same as the real World Cup draw wins a year's supply of my toenail clippings.
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I've just read this on another page and hope everyone will join in this coming Saturday...
Paul TopleyΒ isΒ feeling heartbroken.
Hi fellow pies I have a big favour to ask, sadly my dad passed away at the age of 81 last Sunday so I'm contacting Notts to see what they can do for this Saturday, (in the 81st minute maybe put a photo up of him on the scoreboard, ashes etc), he's been a Notts fan for 70 odd years & of course as am I so would so appreciate a minutes applause in the 81st minute .please pass this on as it would of meant the world to him & myself, really hope this works as well as 3 points on Saturday. COYP
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Much is made of Notts County fans being in possession of a malfunctioning wheelbarrow.
But that was in the past. Notts are a well oiled, slick, mean machine.
And if our current status is represented by the wheelbarrow, this is what it would look like.
AIN'T THIS WHEEL FALLING OFF ! ! !
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The BBC has released their annual Price of Football survey (here's the full list if you fancy taking a look) and although there is some good news regarding ticket prices, trends still suggest that people are being turned off going to games.
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From the BBC website:
The BBC Price of Football study has found the majority of ticket prices have been frozen or have fallen for a third year - yet a poll of young adult football fans suggests the cost is still putting them off.
This year BBC Sport asked more than 200 clubs across the United Kingdom for information on ticket prices and found almost two thirds of price categories have been reduced or remained the same across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
In a separate poll, we asked 1,000 18- to 24-year-old fans living in Britain how they engage with football, and four in five (82%) said the cost of tickets was an obstacle to them going to more matches.
The annual study found 135 clubs out of 190 in England, Scotland and Wales offer reduced prices for teenagers and young adults - separate from any student concessions - but 55% of the fans we polled said they had stopped going completely or go to fewer games because it was too expensive.
Young adult fans can save, on average, Β£146.94 on season tickets in the English Premier League and Football League, while in the top four divisions in Scotland the average saving on a season ticket is Β£143.66.
According to figures from the Premier League, young adult fans bought 4% of all season tickets this year. A report in 2015 suggested the average age of an adult supporter in the Premier League was 41.
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And in terms of the specifics to Notts County, here's what the Nottingham Post has written:
It found that League Two has seen the biggest rise across all four divisions as clubs try to cope with the increasing financial demands.
But Notts say they are doing their best to buck the trend having reduced the cost of their highest priced pay-on-the-day ticket from Β£24 to Β£22 this term.
Fans could net themselves a further discount of Β£2 making it Β£20 if they purchased in advance online.
Commercial director Amanda Fletcher said: "One of our key aims this summer was to improve the supporter experience and we are confident we have done that without leaving them out of pocket.
"We have reduced ticket prices in the most popular area of the ground, while other League Two clubs' prices have risen, and we have vastly improved our retail and catering offerings while remaining competitively priced.
"Our replica shirts and leisure wear range, for example, have provided supporters with quality products at, as the survey shows, very fair prices and we will continue to strive to make supporting Notts County as fairly-priced as possible for our fans."
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What are your thoughts on the price of football in England and specifically to Notts? Let us know!
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anyone downloaded the latest version of firefox today? i am wondering if its any good.
Whatβs new?
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From the Nottingham Post:
Plans for 95 new homes near Notts Countyβs football grounds have been delayed until next year for the plans to be revised.
Elevate, the company which is developing the area off Meadow Lane between Trent Bridge and the football ground, has submitted alterations to the application which was granted permission two years ago.
They originally intended to begin building this year, but following this change of plans they will now not start until March next year.
Any thoughts on this? Do you think the delay is better as there won't be an impact on matchdays, or is it a shame as any regeneration of the area can only be a good thing?
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Over the last 20 years, Notts County have changed managers more times than any other team in the Premier League and Football League.
Since 1997, the Magpies have had 23 different permanent bosses at the helm, two ahead of Crystal Palace who are on 19, Press Association Sport has found.
What do you make of being top of this dubious table?
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What an excellent reward we got for beating Brizzle, a home tie against Oxford City.Β Β We couldn't have hoped for a much better draw than that, not only TV potential but a great chance to be in round 3. Not counting any chickens as they did win at Colchester at the weekend and the Salford City debacle still hurts, but overall an excellent draw.
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What portable music device did you enjoy way back in the day?
I used to have a tape player that I listened to all the time when I was much younger, I used to record the radio on a tape and then listen to it on my tape player. I preferred tapes over CD's due to being able to carry a couple, whereas CD's you didn't really want to bring many or any spare with you (at least as a kid/young teen). When CD's became more mainstream I still preferred tapes, though the quality of music was much better on CD - the fact they'd skip became quite annoying.
Then Sony made their infamous 'Mini Disc Player Walkman', god I loved this! The music quality was awesome, the size of the mini discs was perfect.
Then came along MP3 Players (with higher storage) and then mobile phones took over completely.
Which did you enjoy back in the day? Have you ever owned a Mini Disc Player? What did you prefer to listen on the go with?
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Who was your man of the match for Notts County at Stevenage? 6 members have voted
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1. Who was your man of the match for Notts County at Stevenage?
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Ross Fitzsimons0
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Matt Tootle0
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Richard Duffy0
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Shaun Brisley1
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Carl Dickinson0
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Lewis Alessandra0
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Elliott Hewitt0
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Ryan Yates0
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Terry Hawkridge0
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Jon Stead3
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Jorge Grant2
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Jonathan Forte0
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Is anyone here interested in, or watches crimeΒ documentaries?
It's something I find very fascinating, although very often quite saddening - it is strangely I find myself interested in watching. I recall watching the FBI Files as a young teen on Channel 5 with @super_ram. Things like Jack Ripper, The Menendez brothers, D.B Cooper and many others - it probably stems from enjoy things like Murder She Wrote, Sherlock Holmes, Columbo.
Just curious if anyone on here watches these types of documentaries? YouTube can be a good source for watching 'em BTW.Β
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Saturday's Fixtures:
Blackpool v Portsmouth
Oxford United v Northampton Town
Scunthorpe United v Bristol Rovers
Cambridge United v Accrington Stanley
Coventry City v Mansfield Town
Crawley Town v Forest Green Rovers
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Fourteen men who had played for Notts County served in the First World War.
Dick Allesbrook, Ted Bassett, Teddy Emberton, Billy Flint, Horace Henshall, Albert Iremonger, Bill Jennings, Ike Waterall, Alf West, Arthur Green, and Reuben Grice fought for their country and returned home.
Arthur Clamp, James Chalmers and Andrew Mosley tragically died while fighting for their country.
Please take this opportunity to remember these brave men on this Armistice Day and Remembrance Sunday.
For more information visit http://www.footballandthefirstworldwar.org/notts-county-players-first-world-war/
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Game 17 - The Boro (A)
Team: Stevenage fc
Date: 11/11/17
Where: Broadhall Way
What line-up should Kevin Nolan opt for? What will be the key areas for the Magpies to get a victory? What do you think the final score will be?
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disappointed by the lack of performance in the first half but as nolan says you got to respect the point.
stevenage it difficult to play for sure and they used their strikers well, i cant help but feel lucky considering their chances.
I'm also disappointed by the lack of application in the first half, and it did sound like we was considerably lucky at times not be stirring down at a defeat. Though I am delighted with the point which happened through hard work, its just one of those things which we can be thankful for because we still sit in a good position - previously this kind of result would have more concern but I guess we are writing our own luck at the minute.
Stevenage clearly did their home work, so I just hope we learn to be quicker to assert our own presence over the opposition and take time to be more alert at the back (as it sounded quite poor at times).
This month has some decent fixtures, it's just a shame this result wasn't better for that reason.
It's a good point when you think about the possible outcome.
I do understand the frustration mentioned before me, we was poor in the first half but Nolan corrected this within the second half. It just goes to show that the old saying that its a game of two halves bares true. We also had a number of fantastic efforts within the second half, so either team could have won.
Okay, this can come from any league or period within the history of football and belong to any club (so it doesn't have to be Notts related)Β - I just want you to name three players that you like and a further 3 more that you don't! GO......
Like:
1:Β Georginio Wijnaldum - Just a very good player that is humble due to his roots.
2: Tony Adams - Childhood icon for me and one of the best English defenders ever.
3: Steven Gerrard - It's hard not to like Stevie, he's great around children and is a fantastic role model to all.
Don't Like:
1: Messi - I just can't stand him, very arrogant and his public image a way from football needs some major work.
2: Roy Keane - Absolute idiot, but I respect him for being honest. I just can't stand him and I think he's both overrated and underrated at the same time.
3: Joey Barton - It's very rarely that I don't feel like slapping Joey after reading his comments, the guys just a complete tool.
You?
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On October 31, Notts County held a fan forum at Meadow Lane where Alan Hardy answered questions from supporters.
Topics that were touched on included Jorge Grant and Ryan Yates's loan deals, the club's scouting policy, the training ground, and safe standing.
Here is the full transcript of the Q&A session from the Notts site - come give it a read and share your thoughts.
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I would like to take a moment to wish @magpiejue many happy returns! All at Pride of Nottingham hopes you have a great day!
PS. I hope Paul got you something nice!
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Time for something different ... which is the ugliest club badge you know?
For me the winner is Lincoln City. Hideous, but then maybe that's the point of it:
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A special mention goes to the old Shrewsbury Town badge, which was "inspired" by clipart:
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