Saturday's Fixtures:
Nottingham Forest v Hull City
Reading v Middlesbrough
Doncaster Rovers v Barnsley
Wigan Athletic v Walsall
Accrington Stanley v Oxford United
Wycombe Wanderers v Northampton Town

Remember you can subscribe to our PONcast.

You can do so by using iTunes for IOS devices, downloading any of the main podcast apps from the Google play store or even listen to show using the TuneIn Radio app.

Please let us know your thoughts on this PONcast, thank you for joining us.
[media]http://traffic.libsyn.com/poncast/PONcast_Episode_19.mp3[/media]
Direct Download of the PONcast - Here

Itunes - Link
TuneIn Radio - Link

As always, let us know your thoughts on this week’s PONcast on the forum or on the Facebook page, and once again, thank you for joining us.

PONcast.co.uk

----------------

Previous Episodes

PONcast Episode 1 - Link
PONcast Episode 2 - Link
PONcast Episode 3 - Link
PONcast Episode 4 - Link
PONcast Episode 5 - Link
PONcast Episode 6 - Link
PONcast Episode 7 - Link
PONcast Episode 8 - Link
PONcast Episode 9 - Link
PONcast Episode 10 - Link
PONcast Episode 11 - Link
PONcast Episode 12 - Link
PONcast Episode 13 - Link
PONcast Episode 14 - Link
PONcast Episode 15 - Link
PONcast Episode 16 - Link
PONcast Episode 17 - Link
PONcast Episode 18 - Link

Orient accompanied us into L2 last season. One of the favourites for promotion from L1, their season was an unmitigated disaster from start to finish. 

 

Orient would have been many peoples tip to go straight back up this season and they started in spectacular fashion with 5 wins from 5 games. They have hit a bump in the road since though and haven't won in their last 5. Their latest defeat was a 2-1 home defeat to Carlisle. 

 

Orient have 2 quality players in Dean Cox and Jay Simpson. Cox is a real goal scoring threat from midfield. Simpson is an out and out goal scorer. 

 

Orient are a bit like Notts in that they like to play neat and attractive football. I think this will suit us. It has all the makings of a cracking game. I'm going for 3-2 to Notts. Izzy (2) and Campbell. 

in the development game against Chesterfield yesterday we won 3-2 with Jimmy spencer scoring and a grisliest getting two and also setting up Jimmy spencer for his goal I think that's 4or 5 now for Jimmy even tho it's only development reserve level also if anyone is interested the trailist is a attacking forward player

http://www.futhead.com/16/clubs/notts-county/

For those interested.

Smith 65  :lol: 
Noble only 57

 

I wish moniz would of sorted this out as soon as soon after the villa game when McLeod got fouled in that game an wanted the penalty against Crawley arguments again over who takes an tonight argument again an he gets it an misses don't get me wrong he's a quality striker but moniz has to take charge an say right noble is penalty taker end of

Tuesday Night's Fixtures:
Brentford v Birmingham City
Fulham v Wolverhampton Wanderers
Burton Albion v Sheffield United
Peterborough United v Bury
Morecambe v Luton Town
Newport County v Crawley Town

For all those that are interested...

Here is the link to the audio recording of tonight's rally.

Well worth a listen, not just for JC, but for the others from the panel.

For those who take any interest in politics then listen to Richard Murphy (no relation!!!) And the explanation of the way forward with the economics.

Of course listen to the whole thing with JC on superb form!!!

http://ng-digital.co.uk/catchup/index.php/2015/08/20/jeremy-corbyn-leadership-rally-nottingham-august-2015/

https://www.facebook.com/AtTheRaces/videos/10153444051020379/


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Daggers are struggling at the bottom of the table. One place outside the drop zone. They have won 1 game out of 9.
Being honest, I don't rate them at all, they will pose little threat against us. McClure up front needs watching but that's about it.
I think we'll cruise to a 3-0 win. Izzy, Campbell and Hollis.

I'm thinking of coming down for this one if anyone fancies a meetup?

A warm PoN welcome to @[member="Claypolepie"].Please have a good look around the site,join iin and enjoy.

Hello folks, and welcome to the 18th episode of Pride of Nottingham’s PONcast,

Notts County's number one podcast. With the season well and truly in full swing, we cast an eye over the Magpies’ current league position and discuss the latest game, the 4-1 win against Crawley Town. We also pay tribute to veteran defender and Notts icon Mike Edwards, who bagged his first career brace in the Red Devils clash.

Remember you can subscribe to our PONcast.

You can do so by using iTunes for IOS devices, downloading any of the main podcast apps from the Google play store or even listen to show using the TuneIn Radio app.

Please let us know your thoughts on this PONcast, thank you for joining us.
[media]http://traffic.libsyn.com/poncast/PONcast_Episode_18.mp3[/media]
Direct Download of the PONcast - Here

Itunes - Link
TuneIn Radio - Link

As always, let us know your thoughts on this week’s PONcast on the forum or on the Facebook page, and once again, thank you for joining us.

PONcast.co.uk

----------------

Previous Episodes

PONcast Episode 1 - Link
PONcast Episode 2 - Link
PONcast Episode 3 - Link
PONcast Episode 4 - Link
PONcast Episode 5 - Link
PONcast Episode 6 - Link
PONcast Episode 7 - Link
PONcast Episode 8 - Link
PONcast Episode 9 - Link
PONcast Episode 10 - Link
PONcast Episode 11 - Link
PONcast Episode 12 - Link
PONcast Episode 13 - Link
PONcast Episode 14 - Link
PONcast Episode 15 - Link
PONcast Episode 16 - Link
PONcast Episode 17 - Link
 

Attacking midfielder / Left winger.


:rolleyes:  :rolleyes: 

Are they on crystal meth at ML or something?!

Left wing - Jenner, Campbell, Burke
Attacking Mid - Noble, Thompson, Stead, Aborah. 


Centre Backs - Hollis and a CM, or Hollis and a fitness coach.

I can't be the only one?

From Nottm Post:

Alan Sheehan willing to rejoin Notts County after being told he can leave Bradford City on loan.


Today at 6:35 PM
By Nottingham Post

Alan Sheehan is open to a return to Notts County.

The Irishman has been told he can leave Bradford City on loan, which has put a number of League One clubs on alert for the former Magpies captain, who has just made his comeback from injury.

And the Post understands he would be more than willing to rejoin the Magpies, having made it clear they are the only League Two club he would join having helped inspire their 'Great Escape' under Shaun Derry in the 2013/14 season.

Notts' defence is currently under intense scrutiny, and the Magpies are currently playing without an authentic left-back, with Blair Adams and Rhys Sharpe currently out of favour.

Sheehan was a hugely popular character with the fans during the 'Great Escape' campaign when he helped lead the team clear of relegation.

He was crowned player of the season, having played 44 times and scored seven goals as Derry's side stayed up against all the odds.

Bradford then swooped for Sheehan, who can also play at centre-back, at the end of that season and handed the former Leeds United defender a two-year contract.

He made 31 appearances in his first season at the Bantams, scoring once.

And he has played three times so far this campaign and delivered an impressive performance on each occasion, but boss Phil Parkinson has decided he can leave the club on loan.

York are one of those teams pundits and fans alike tip for relegation before every season but they are still in the football league. 

 

York have had a steady start to the season by their standards. 9 points from 8 games, 1 point and 1 place below Notts. They have only won 1 away game and that was against a woeful Newport side. They are on a 3 game unbeaten run. They have a couple of decent players in midfield. James Berrett has added real quality since his arrival in the Summer. Luke Summerfield is another threat in midfield. Their main threat up front is Reese Thompson. A lively player who will cause problems. 

 

York are a high tempo, tackle everything type of side. They never give up, a good example was their comeback from 2 down at home to Carlise last weekend, impressive but even more impressive as they did it with 10 men. 

 

No disrespect to York but any team with promotion ambitions need to be beating sides like York at home. It won't be easy I reckon but we'll win. 2-1. Izzy and Burke. 

Saturday's Fixtures:
Burnley v Reading
Cardiff City v Charlton Athletic
Oldham Athletic v Wigan Athletic
Sheffield United v Doncaster Rovers
Bristol Rovers v Portsmouth
Mansfield Town v Plymouth Argyle

Sacked by Doncaster Rovers.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Morning all, a busy weekend for us as we have our eldest grandchildren all weekend.

No match for me unfortunately so if your going give them a YOUPIES from me.

we are off for a bike ride with the kids and then fishing.

Morning all (well only just), I'm a bit late today.

 

Mrs. H. has gone to a Macmillan Cancer Coffee and Cake morning, I was tempted by the mention of cake but decided it would just be a lot of women gossiping so gave it a miss.

 

I've been having another busy day on the computer, the trouble with having holidays is that there is loads of work to do when I get back.

 

Tonight we have been invited to a friends house for curry. Mmmmm, looking forward to the meal and catching up.

 

So what are you all up to today?

What questions would you like to be asked in tomorrow's Meet the Fans?

 

Let me know, and we can see if we can get them in the video for you

[media]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xi--28AUjDk[/media]

 

Hope you enjoy

Has left the club and signed for Partick Thistle.

 

Shame, I thought he would still have a part to play. Good luck Mustapha.

Morning all, its a lovely bright sunny morning here but it started quite chilly, I suppose we ought to expect that in September. I noticed the leaves are starting to fall from the trees, we did still see a few swallows knocking about on the Isle of Wight when we were there recently so at least they haven't given up on summer just yet!

 

Today is another computer day, I've got lots of work to do and in between I'll have the odd break and get on here.

 

Tonight we are going to our SOBS meeting, there are always new folk who have recently been bereaved by suicide who turn up looking for support so having been there we try to help as best we can. It will be four years in February since our son died and it's still very painful life will never be the same just different but hopefully we can offer support to others.

 

On that cheery note, what have others got planned for today, work, school, uni, shopping, housework, let us know, lets get some chit chat going.

Ryan mendes has just scored the rovers....is he the son of chi chi mendes who turned out a few times for us in the 80s ?.....the only pro footballer i have ever seen play with a strapped up knee...