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No I Don't mean Ken Dodd, Jimmy Tarbuck or Arthur Askey. Simply your average Liverpool Football Fan.Β  The Comment section on the Have Your Say section after Liverpool's 4-0 Demolition of German Bundesliga Champions Bayer Leverkusen is full of Funny Witty and Sarcastic Comments.

Liverpool are now known as the Slot Machine after New Head Coach Arne Slot. Liverpool could win the Quadruple and there would still be Fans that Moan.

But Liverpool haven't Played Any decent team Yet. I'll reserve Judgement on this Liverpool team, until they've played the Teams above them.

Xabi touching This Is Anfield Sign. Class is Permanent. A Small Quibble how come 4-1 is a Thrashing and 4-0 is Easing Past Someone.

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Slot Machine. Corny I know but it made me Smile.Β  Liverpool could Win the Quadruple and there would still be Fans that Moan. I think something along the Lines of Stuart Maynard getting Notts Promoted from League 2 into the Premiership and Winning Trophies both at Home and In Europe some Fans still wouldn't be Satisfied.

But Liverpool haven't played any Decent Teams Yet. So the German Champions, who went through their Championship winning season unbeaten aren't a Decent side? I think this Fan was just being Sarcastic? Just a Tad.Β  Reserving Judgement on the Current Liverpool Team until they've played the Teams above them. Top of the Premier League and Champion League Group, anotherΒ  Witty and Sarcastic Remark.

Xabi touching This Is Anfield Sign. Class Is Permanent. You'll Get No Argument From Me. I Like to see EX-Players and Coaches pay their Respects to the Fans of their Former Clubs.. Good Question. So why is it 4-1 is a Thrashing, but 4-0 is just Easing Past Someone? The Mystery of the Mind of Some Football Reporters or Pundits.

Well from Someone who has sat through a Ken Dodd Laughter Show, for 6 hours and laughed at his opening Joke right till his Last Joke. I'll Say

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    Just looking at the transfers in only two players have arrived since Klopp left, so the Liverpool squad is still extensively Klopp's.

    Seems a good move by the new manager not to change too much. Let's see if he can continue the Klopp success.

    Klopp won the PL title once & the Champions league, so will Slot be just as successful? That remains to be seen.

    Bob Paisley won the league championship six times & European Cup three times, & fourteen major trophies overall over a nine year tenure.

Pep says that Man City will struggle to win the treble this season.

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    Kamala's a B***h. Sorry Karma 's a *B***h ain't it Pep? For years Manchester City have managed to avoid Major Injuries to their Top players, and their Arab owners have spent vast amounts of money to bring in World Class players to literally buy Trophies in English Domestic Football, making the Premier League a Joke.Β  I wouldn't say City were in a Crisis, but it may be a Situation Pep has never found himself in Before, Now we'll see how Good a Coach he is. But then again he should have enough of a Strong in Depth Squad to overcome his sides Injury problems. SoΒ  I still expect the Blue side of Manchester to be in the Mix for Trophies come the seasons end.

    @Wheelbarrow repair manΒ It will be a challenge for Pep, it's very unusual for City to lose a match, so just one loss has got the media in a frenzy.

    I think the choice of my title was more a kin to being a little facetious regarding the situation.

    If Pep can't get City out of this "mini crisis" (three defeats on the bounce) questions will start to be asked by the media on whether Pep is up for a fight or not.

    The Media are good at making a drama look like a crisis. It's the click & bait age for all said & done.

I'm sure I'm Not the only Notts County Fan having Cause For Concern, regarding the form of Cedwyn Scott. He came to the Lane not long after the arrival of his Gateshead Team Mate Macaulay Langstaff and along with Macca a Bag Full of Goals. The Strange thing was the then Notts Head Coach Luke Williams swapped the Players positions around and for a time didn't even play them along side each other in Matches, but when they did play together Scott still played a Striker's Role. in fact during the Season in the National League I believe Scotts Strike Rate was even better per games played than Langstaff's (please advise me if I'm wrong).Β 

The two Most Stand Out Memories (for me anyway) regarding that Promotion Gaining Season was Ceds missing a Late Penalty at Wrexham, but scoring the Penalty at Wembley which took Notts back into the EFL, Real Boys Own Stuff. He seemed to be settling well into Life in League 2, when he suffered an injury which kept him out of the Notts side for months and certainly since his Return he seems to be Blighted by ill Luck and other niggling injuries, on Top of Which it seems that like Luke Williams, Stuart Maynard seems Hell Bent in Playing Ceds out of Position. So Questions need to be asked Did Cedwyn Scott come back too soon after his Injury? Should he have waited out last season and made a Fresh Start at the Start of this Season? And how is the Fact SM is playing Ceds Deeper, away from his Natural Position of Scoring Goals having an Impact on his Form?

To Me it seems that Stuart Maynard is PreferringΒ  Jatta over Scott who is also Struggling to Adopt to the Position Maynard wants him to play within the Team, and I think our Head Coach is Wrong. To Me Ceds is an out and out Striker and SM should be playing him along side Jatta (or McGoldrick) up Front to try and make them into a Double Strike Force like Scott had with Langstaff at Gateshead and for a Time at the Lane. Thoughts?

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  • Scott played well in the National League playing in an attacking midfield role and he still scored a good number of goals. I think he's still capable of playing that role for us along with playing as forward too (good luck getting in a head of Jatta and Didzy there though).

    But the injury has been a massive setback, even over pre-season he didn't score and he looked like a player that hadn't played for a year. And then in his competitive return he's not looked quite on it but that is to be expected with all the football he's missed. I think he just needs a bit more playing time and with our injuries to Jodi, Grant and Edwards he's got more of chance than ever now.

    I don't think it matters too much where he plays, he's played enough in the attacking midfield role he knows what to do, he's just got to take his chance when he gets it.

    i think its more the club wanting to make sure he makes the first team and therefore is insisting to play him in midfield, he can do well but he needs time after his injury. i dont fault his workrate, hes always working hard. i just dont see him as a midfielder as much, i think he should be played more as a striker. there is the chance he could do a similar role to david mcgoldrick but i dont think persisting with him being a midfielder is all that beneficial to him.

    the first part of last season in league two, he was brilliant.

    he must feel a bit lost without macaulay langstaff, they have been a duo for awhile and being played out of position, it must add to missing his former teammate.

    I think that it is becoming a cause for concern that we have eight injured players on the treatment table.Β 

    Whether it stems from rough treatment by the opposition, training methods or modern day footballers getting tired much easily nowadays.

    It is not just happening at Notts but other clubs up and down the league have the same issues.

    Eight players out of the squad is a very big number & a large number such as this brings the academy players into play too.

    But the fit players available now have to step up to the plate & make a play themselves for a place in the starting eleven, once these injured player's return.

Good news for Notts, Rod McDonald & Lucas Ness are coming back to match fitness & in Rod McDonald's case, he is available for selection.

Up till now, Stuart Maynard has had a settled back line for the first ten games, Lewis Macari, Jacob Bedeau, & Matty Platt have done superbly, with Rob Cundy filling in off the benchΒ 

Stuart McDonald has impressed Stuart when playing for Notts in two EFL trophy games & Lucas Ness impressed playing his first 45 minutes of the season in the 2nd of those games.

There has been talk of McDonald replacing Macari in the first 11. Question. Do PON members think Stuart should make a change to the back three for the upcoming games or stick with the three defenders who have performed well of late?

Nice to see Jevani Brown make it in the FA Cup Team of the Week.

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In the past few weeks Sir Alex Ferguson has been dismissed from his Position from Manchester United, which cost the Club in the region of Β£2million per year.

A Cost cutting exercise put in place by Jim Ratcliffe. And today former player Ryan Giggs has been put back in the Coaching Dug out, which begs the Question

How much Money has Giggs brought into the Club since his former Boss retired in 2013? Compared to Fergie?

Of course Silly Me. Giggsy is doing his new Job for Nothing. Right?

Yeah Right. What's the Point? The New Head Coach will soon be on his way, and Giggs (like Ferguson) will be out of the door. Wouldn't the money Giggs is getting be put to better use by giving the remaining staff at Old Trafford ( some of whom) have been there years a Pay Rise?

    Is he there to show the new Head Coach the Man Utd ropes, as in you do it this way or it's the highway.

    I've heard that Van Nistelrooy is staying too. Also did you notice they appointed a Head Coach, not a Team Manager, so it really does look that the new Head Coach may be tightly controlled regarding is remit.

    Of course I might be totally wrong by my assumption, but if it were me, I would expect to bring in my own people like Stuart Maynard did at Notts. But what do I know.

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    I read that Van NistrelrooyΒ  was expected to leave when the New Head Coach arrives, because he was bringing his own staff in with him. Plus there were also a couple of players he wanted to bring to United from his old club in the January Transfer Window. But current Manchester United Players wanted Ruud to stay at Old Trafford, in some sort of position.

    So what exactlyΒ  is Giggs going to do? Very Odd..

    @Wheelbarrow repair manΒ l looked on Google to see what Ryan Giggs is currently doing and he is down as Director of Football at Salford City, so I'm not sure what's happening.

    And he was in the Dugout for Salford City for their win the other day against Shrewsbury in the FA Cup, so It all seems a little confusing somewhat.

    But he does have huge ties to Man Utd, so anything happening there will surely interest him.

    Personally I think this is a result of a very poor decision by the FA to abolish replays from the FA Cup 1st Round onwards.They didn't abolish replays in the qualifying rounds.

    When teams in the lower leagues are struggling for revenue non league teams & even lower league teams could earn hundreds of thousands of pounds from TV revenue for a replay against a top side.

    The first two rounds of the FA Cup don't even involve Premier League Cubs so why stop replays for the first two rounds?

    It is a very poor show by the powers that be, who have decided that PL sides participation in Europe comes first over the most famous football tournament in the World.

    Well @Wheelbarrow repair manΒ  we have a list of seven clubs so far, that have missed out on a lucrative replay, that could have earned them up to Β£100K in TV money.Β 

    This list will only grow bigger as each round is played, & the money lost by an unfortunate club, will get much more as each round is completed.

    Bit of a scandal brewing me thinks.

Who's your Notts man of the match v Alfreton? 4 members have voted

  1. 1. Choose your man of the match for Notts.

    • Jacob Bedeau
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    • Matty Platt
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    • Matty Palmer
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    • Jevani Brown
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    • Alassana Jatta
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    • George Abbott
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    • Josh Martin
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This poll is closed to new votes

Poll closed on 04/11/24 at 18:00

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These players are my shortlist for the Man of the Match v Alfreton.

Platt, Bedeau, Palmer, Brown, Abbott, Jatta, & MartinΒ 

Good morning, it’s the start of another week.

We’ve got another 5 days of our holiday, yesterday we had a lovely walk in the woods with the family, it was very picturesque with a carpet of golden brown leaves covering the floor, beautiful streams and waterfalls. I’ll see if I can put a picture here.

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  • Good Morning. A dreary overcast morning once again here. Bit chilly this morning tooΒ 

    Now the clocks have gone back we will experience the twilight effect days like this until the beginning of March next year when things will hopefully brighten up.

    Did you know that the town ofΒ Bawtry was in Nottinghamshire before it was placed just inside Yorkshire before the Norman conquest?

    Bawtry was originally a Roman settlement on Ermine Street, located between Doncaster & Lincoln.Β Β 

    A small settlement developed around a wharf, & evidence suggests that St Nicholas' Church was first erected during this period.Β 

    Around 1200, a new town was developed next to the old village.Bawtry grew as a river port & commercial center, exporting wool & other items overseas by the mid-14th century.Β Β 

    BawtryΒ town center has been designated a Conservation Area to protect its historic and architectural features.

Curzon Ashton

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A list of the current players and coaches for Curzon Ashton Football Club Mens First Team

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Notts v Alfreton.

FA Cup 1st Round.

Friday 1st Nov 19:45

WhatΒ line-up should Stuart Maynard opt for?Β What will be the key areas for theΒ Magpies to get a victory? What do you think the final score will be?

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  • Just watched the highlights this morning and it looked like a bit of stroll in the end. Having watched a bit of the Tamworth game last night it’s easy to see how good teams can get knocked out in a one-off game. So that was very good night's work for us!

    Brown has really settled into the team now, he’s taken his chance and has looked very good in his last few appearances. I’ll be interested to see how others thought Ness, Hinchy and Martin did against what seemed to be a physical team. Any signs of improvement/promise?

    I’d like another home draw too but I think avoiding any team with a plastic pitch would be a good outcome!

    It was a good result for Notts against a plucky Alfreton who's tactics worked in the first half very well.

    Stuart changed the Notts shape in the 2nd half & Notts took control of the game.

    Jatta is proving to be a fantastic signing for Notts, & he has clearly shown that he is a class player at this level.

    I think that the Notts defensive unit did well once again, & I'm particularly pleased with how Martin & particularly Brown are both improving in every game they play.

    Those two are going to be important to Notts especially while the injury list is so long. Hopefully, some of those injured players will have recovered for the match against Doncaster.

Its written in the stars.....Notts CountyΒ  at home to...........Wealdstone....m

Notts take on Sporting Khalsa at Coronation Park Eastwood on Sunday 3rd Nov at 14:00.

It's the first time that Notts have reached the first round in their present form, so it's a great achievement.

Sporting got promoted last season, so this will be a tough game for the Women against a team one step higher in the women's football pyramid.

Sporting played Forest in a league match the other week & got hammered, so hopefully Notts will have a chance if they play to their absolute best on Sunday.

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Has anyone used Uber Eats? Our son persuaded me to download the Uber app ages ago in case we wanted to use a taxi whilst we were abroad earlier in the year. We never actuall used it but they kept sending me emails with offers, one offer was for Β£10 off my first delivery of food with Uber eats, so last night I thought I’d try it with a delivery from the local curry house, I went on the app and ordered the food but it didn’t give me Β£10 off as promised and seemed expensive so I went on the restaurants own website and ordered through their delivery service and it was Β£8 cheaper than it would have been with Uber Eats!

Don’t think I’ll be using that service any time soon.

So if you are tempted by Uber Eats check out the normal delivery service first you might get it cheaper.

    I’d guess Deliveroo, Just Eat & Uber Eats all operate in the same way. They will all take a percentage of their sale, no idea how much, but I guess in theory it is to cover this. But equally they could still hike the prices and make even more money because not many will double check the prices.

    They kind of have to be on these apps now, it’s the new way, not many young people will go onto a restaurant's website anymore. And the concept of picking up the phone to order a takeaway... What is this 2008?! When I get a curry from our local restaurant my partner finds it strange that that I walk down to the restaurant and order it in there… But it means I get to have a nice walk, a little chat and most importantly a beer whilst I wait. So I know who the real winner is!

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  • It’s a really impressive throw and I don't want to be a killjoy, but I'm going to be... Is it just me seeing a foul on the keeper? The striker throws his hand into the keeper’s head? That’s a foul. There's another angle that's missing that shows it more clearly and it's missing from that clip, I guess they are trying to not spoil the feel-good moment everyone wants.

    Huddersfield still should’ve been able to come back from it though, they only needed one goal and if you can’t score one against a team two divisions lower than you I guess you don’t really deserve to go through.

    A the end of the day the goal was given. I think whether it was given or not doesn't detract from the chaos that a long throw like that can do to defences.

    Most defences just don't know how to deal with it because the trajectory of the ball from a throw in is different to a normal cross by kicking the ball.Β 

Erik ten Hag has left his role as Manchester United men’s first-team manager

Ruud Van Nistelrooy has been appointed interim Head Coach.

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We round off October with the 14th batch of fixtures. These all kick off at 3pm on the Saturday, and don't forget to use your joker!

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Derby County v Hull City

Plymouth Argyle v Preston North End

Cambridge United v Burton Albion

Lincoln City v Stockport County

Bradford City v Doncaster Rovers

Newport County v Fleetwood Town

Barnet v Rochdale

Ebbsfleet United v Wealdstone

Nice article onΒ  Notts County FA Cup hero, Jimmy Logan, by Chris Evans for the BBC.

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Two years after scoring a hat-trick in the 1894 FA Cup final, Jimmy Logan was buried in...

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