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I am curious to know where PON members have lived.

Just reading it sounds like there are far more who are based in Germany than I had realised. So lets discuss where you have lived. I've lived in Nottingham, I moved to London and then over to the states. I currently reside in a small town not far from Kansas City.

This question has been raised on the Match Forum............so I did a bit of research on the internet............. and to my total astonishment.........................no he's not!!

On the Binet Scale - moron has an IQ of 51 to 70.....not exactly in triple digits............................................. but not to be sniffed at either.

Imbecile is measured at 26 to 50......(some of my ex-girlfriends fell neatly into this category)

.................and the winner is.................drum-roll....................trrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr.....

...............................Idiot at 0 to 25 (which is what i call my kids regularly)

So from now on.....no more Mr Moron please...................call him by his proper title

During a holiday, I sat talking to my dad (@super_ram) and I can't remember why but the conversation lead to my trouble with knee dislocations. At 28-years-old, it seems I'm falling apart in more ways than one but we kept talking and eventually he shared this song.

There's songs which will make us think - whilst others bring back memories (most will). Yet, this song really made me think - I'm lucky despite my trouble and if anyone who reads this experience pain on a daily basis you will understand to some degree also. Certainly if you listen to the lyrics it makes you appreciate not just life, the ability to walk but a darker time.

I don't expect many replies, yet it would be nice to see some - share something which makes you think, then explain why.

Welcome to pon @Don Masson

Fancy telling us about yourself?

I had a good think about not supporting Notts until the current owners are gone. What I came to realize is that Notts County belongs to the supporters, not to what ever owner is charge at at given moment in time. We will be still here long after the current owners are but a distant memory. So I will continue to support the club and give praise and criticism where appropriate. 

What do you make of this?

Worthy of a share, as posted elsewhere

Hopefully you may have already seen some of the Notts County Football in the Community events that have been mentioned so far (more to come), we'd like to thank those who have signed up for the Asda 10K run and agreed to walk 15 miles to the Mansfield Town game to raise money for our community mental-health projects for adults and young people. We still have places available for both of these events.

Our next fundraiser is slightly different! A wine-tasting night in a fantastic local venue. Please find details below, we would love to have some fans attend the event, enjoy some fine wine and help support our charity.

Event: FITC Charity wine-tasting evening - Fine wines from the Loire Valley in France
Location: The Caves underneath the Malt Cross, 16 St James's St, Nottingham NG1 6FG
Date/Time: Thursday 17th March - 7pm start (approx 2 hours)
Details: A selection of wines provided by our French wine expert, canapes, raffle & entertainment
Cost: £25

For more information on any of the above or anything else Football in the Community related, please pop into the office at the ground, call 0115 955 7215 or email [email protected]
 

A number of posters have indicated that they like german football. I'm happy to organise a trip for PON members next season to a Gladbach home game once their and Notts' fixtures come out in June/July.

Who would be interested, and what sort of budget would you be prepared/able to pay to cover transport, match ticket and accomodation?

Firstly, I will declare as a pro-Trew-ite. We have good honest owners but I must say that the decision making process leaves a lot to be desired. 

I feel so disenfranchised from the club at the moment. In the deepest of hearts, I knew Chris Kiwomya caretaker to manager was a mistake ( and Chris came over whilst talking to him as a thoroughly nice person, perhaps too nice). A good footballing cv in terms of the clubs he played for, being what I describe as footballing clubs. However one needs more than that, the ability to "take" people with you on the journey to success. Jamie presumably came over well at interview, probably more to do with the analysis on what was going wrong ( I think we all could have given that to a lesser extent). However what makes a good manager is the forward vision, how football is to be played and making the best of the resources available. Jon Coleman at Accrington is a master of making good teams out of scarce financial resources.

The appointment of Jamie was akin to saying to your customers, sorry but the Coca Cola football of Ricardo, plenty of fizz will be replaced by an own brand supermarket cola. We all know that all colas are basically the same but it's the "perception" of the customers which is important here. If I am in the Wheelers Suite. only Pepsi is available which i will decline to have. On that basis, the board have appointed a guy whose career has been at a high level, Premier League French league, similar to Derry's footballing cv...but the final product is hoofball? What is it with these people with such good footballing education, to serve us such a "dish" to us supporters.

Confidence to portray what they know they are doing? Jamie was given ample opportunity to fully explain the Stanley situation and failed comprehensively. Supporters are not stupid... they can see that Noble should be central midfield, Smith shouldn't be near the starting 11, and Stanley should be in the squad at least. Jamie was talking pre Accrington about a team square pegs for square holes...perfect for Accrington so he then puts Noble round peg in a square hole. Unbelievable.

There was a lot of criticism when Aileen was made CEO...but never from me. Actually I think its an advantage having a non footballing CEO as a barometer of common sense, especially financially. I am yet to be convinced about the merits of the "invisible" Julian Winters. Where is the effort to significantly raise the profile of this club and to interact with supporters? Rodwell was bad, but this guy is an invisible man. With his footballing experience, perhaps the question was never raised as to how Jamie's teams had played in the past. Rumoured twitter posts from an ex Bolton loanee raised serious questions at the time.... and seemingly have been proved right.

So we are in a position where the "congregation" of the "church" of Notts County have questioned their own faith. Good people like Stanley on the verge of leaving, I too question where we are heading for? Unfortunately I appear to be staring down to the abyss and not looking up to the heavens. This saddens me deeply.

Here endeth Piethagoram's gospel of today

According to Uncle Colin. CS says he's going to ask JF directly after the game. I feel sick to the stomach

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Game 32 - Stanley (A)

Team: Accrington Stanley

Date: 23/02/16

Where: Crown Ground

What line-up should Jamie Fullarton 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.

Today we can welcome two new users with interesting names. I take it @yelobeli is from Lincolnshire. And would @electric be Electric Steve of The Pie fame? Hope you enjoy the site, feel free to get involved!

Care to tell us a bit about yourselves?

Please join me and welcome @thillier our latest new member to PoN.

https://twitter.com/nathand3

a neighbour for Tarqs maybe, albeit '000's miles in between

Good evening fellow Notts fans. 

Link below to the LeftPie-On review of February, incorporating last weekend's match with Leyton Orient and associated hullabaloo:

http://www.leftlion.co.uk/articles.cfm/title/left-pie-on--february/id/8055

COYP

welcome to pon @LeftPie-On.

would you care to tell us a little bit about yourself? are you actually a notts fan? hope to see you joining in.

Would we be better off with new owners?

I have no confidence anymore in the Trew's handling of ON field matters. Off the field they have been fantastic for the club IMO.

However, it could be out of the frying pan into the fire if there was a change (Charlton are the latest example of this).

What do you think?

It seems Blair Adams was surprised by the booing which came from supporters, I don't know about anyone else but the game had an horrible feel well before Orient had scored. I would say it crept in around the 35th minute mark, that's when I started to hear discontent from our own support.

Quote

"I think the boos did surprise me, yeah. I think we did pretty well."

At half time no end of people told me we was playing well (I don't knock this), it's just that in my opinion the more the game progressed the further we went out of it.

I don't remotely think they played well at all.

The players seemed disjointed all over, whilst I acknowledge the defence did well - I only believe this is more so because Orient didn't put their foot on the accelerator. I stand by my thoughts that they seemed nervous about us countering but myself, I was more nervous about conceding.

What are your thoughts on this? Would Blair say the same if he had sat in the stands??

Let's assume that a lot of us Notts fans would like to protest at the way the club is being run, on and off the field. How though?

1.  Boycott the matches?

2.  Leave 10 minutes early en masse?

3.  Get into the ground but stay below the stands until the 5th minute?

4.  Face away from the pitch?

5.  Boo?

6.  Chant and sing at the board/manager etc.?

7.  Give out leaflets outside the ground?

8.  Bring in large banners and display them - is this allowed in England?

9.  Get enough signatures together to call an EGM and then pass a motion sacking the board - oops - can't go that in England?

I'd be genuinely interested to hear people's views in terms of:

Which ones would fans support?

Which ones would do any good in the short and/or long term?

Which would be a waste of time?

Which might do more harm than good?

Welcome to PoN @Furious Greg.Good to see you're already posting.

Title speaks for itself, I'm interested in who is your favorite notts player of all time and why!

As many will know I haven't supported notts for 60 odd years so I have very few players to choose from so my player will be much more recent.

If you hadn't already guessed its good old Stanley Aborah! He almost always gets out of trouble even after receiving the ball with men around him, he is always so calm and composed and after his first goal (I can't quite remember the team) but you could see his passion and joy to score for us!

Firstly where credit is due, the set up away from home has all in all been a success.

However the set up at home is poles apart from Ricardo's. Jamie made great play that he has seen Notts prior to his appointment and also commented in his first days of the job, that the most difficult thing is scoring goals and from what he had seen, that didn't needed fixing.

I still cannot reconcile his thought process which allows the return of the immobile Smith at the expense of the central midfield berth for Noble?

The whole balance of the side founders on this when we play at home. There is no momentum in taking the game to the opposition.

Frustrating thoughts for a Monday

http://www.theguardian.com/football/video/2016/feb/21/cheltenham-town-attempt-complicated-free-kick-routine-and-fail-video

Number 95 - 20th Feb 2016

Gladbach 1-0 1.FC Koeln (Dahoud 9)

Gladbach 51 wins, Draws 20, Trying to forgot 24.

Not there this year unfortunately, made the terrible mistake of being at ML today instead.