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What do you make of the supposed decision by Forest to cancel playing us in a friendly to celebrate their 150th year anniversary? Supposedly @erindoors reached an agreed mutually at a Football League conference and after being asked to move the game to a Tuesday, it's since come out that Forest have no plans to play Notts.
In principle the attendance money is also claimed to have been set to 50/50.
@jsrjay
Should Forest explain themselves? Opinions?
So i thought i'd start a topic about my Team over here. I'm now in love with them as much as i am with Notts County FC:
Here is a Little Break down on our Little Football Team.
http://www.ottawafuryfc.com/about-fury-fc
Our First game of the Season was last Saturday (Sorry I'm late ha ha). Was a very dissapointing Game but as the Reports say's we've taken alot of positives.
Next up is the Atlanta Silverbacks on Saturday 7:30 pm Ottawa Time (12:30am)
Post match Reaction coming up on Sunday 
Hello folks, and welcome to the ninth episode of Pride of Nottingham’s PONcast, Notts County's number one podcast.
In today’s instalment we begin by discussing Notts County’s new shirt sponsor with Ladbrokes that chairman Ray Trew has previously described as “the biggest in the club’s historyâ€. Next we touch on the Magpies’ pre-season friendly against Scunthorpe United, the first and potentially only one to be played at Meadow Lane this summer, before moving on to the allegedly broken promise of a fixture against Nottingham Forest.
We then check out the latest offerings on the transfer rumour mill, with supposed moves for ex-Newcastle United striker Adam Campbell and former Feyenoord right-sided player Gill Swerts on the cards.
And in terms of any other business, we find out what the members of the PON community deem the club’s best foreign player, we look at where Notts are ranked among the Football League’s most supported teams overseas.
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PONcast Introduction - Link
PONcast Episode 1 - Link
PONcast Episode 2 - Link
PONcast Extra - Link
PONcast Episode 3 - Link
PONcast Extra (All-Stars Special) - Link
PONcast Episode 4 - Link
PONcast Episode 5 - Link
PONcast Episode 6 - Link
PONcast Episode 7 - Link
PONcast Episode 8 - Link
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https://www.youtube.com/user/Copa90football/videos
Found this YouTube channel on football, they do lots of videos on derbies, tactics, fans etc all sorts. Thought people might find it interesting!
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Our BT contract for TV, phone and Broadband has expired, I tried to get a better deal out of them but despite lengthy negotiations they dropped my bill by a measly £4 (final offer), so I started looking round, as luck would have it a Virgin Media man knocked at the door while I was fast asleep in the garden the other day. Mrs. H answered the door and said "Oh I think my husband might want to talk to you". so she roused me from my slumber and I went to the door my brain still befuddled by sleep, the Virgin media man looked relieved when I didn't turf him out on his ear because he had been studying our sign which says "no unwanted callers" (not that anyone takes any notice of the damn thing anyway).
I had a long chat with him and Virgin Media are offering me a lot better deal, so I was very interested. The only downside is that we when we moved to our present abode three years ago we wanted to have Virgin Media because we had it at our other house but despite going through all the motions and despite the cable being less than 100 feet from our property they decided that they couldn't do it, so you understand I am a little dubious that this present deal will go through, I explained all this to the chap at the door and he said that there was no harm trying again because things might have changed in the three years.
I am keeping my fingers crossed because although BT hasn't been too bad, I think the cable service is a lot faster and more reliable as we are some distance from the telephone exchange and that has an affect on our broadband speed and Virgin are a lot cheaper.
He's phoned up today and given us an installation date but says it is dependent on a survey being carried out. Hmmm, I wonder if I can bribe the bloke who does the survey?
Watch this space!
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Reported by NEP:
Notts County are considering a move for Belgian international Gill Swerts as their search for talent moves across Europe.
The Magpies are understood to be seriously interested in the midfielder, who is currently a free agent after leaving NAC Breda following relegation from the Dutch top flight, the Eredivisie, last season.
Swerts can also play right-back and is believed to know boss Ricardo Moniz from his time in Holland, where he has played for a string of top sides.
Having started his career at Feyenoord, the 32-year-old enjoyed loan spells at Excelsior and ADO Den Haag before permanently moving to Vitesse in 2005.
Read more: http://www.nottinghampost.com/Notts-County-considering-swoop-ex-Belgian/story-26723601-detail/story.html#ixzz3dUzUQju8
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Sounds promising. I'm glad Moniz is getting to use his European links.
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Hi @miniature maker that is a strange user name, please come and tell us the story behind it.
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Hi, I'll only post this link once but if anyone is interested here is a Notts County page I've just built for a football website:
http://footballclubforums.com/leagueone/nottscounty/
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A 2 Yr deal plus opening a 'retail opportunity outlet' (in other words a bookies!) at the Lane.
Well done Notts. Lots of red splashed on our shirts now though!
Ladbrokes, one of the world’s leaders in the betting and gaming industry and Notts County Football Club today announce a new two-year shirt sponsorship deal...
As well as being the biggest sponsorship deal in the club’s 153-year illustrious history, the agreement is hoped to be the beginning of a new partnership between the two brands with Ladbrokes looking to open a retail outlet at Meadow Lane.
Notts County Chairman Ray Trew said: "This is an exciting day for Notts County Football Club and all our supporters, I have been in positive communication with Ladbrokes since they sponsored our Carling Cup Tie against Liverpool in 2013 and I am glad after many months of negotiating to have personally secured this deal.
“We are obviously delighted that a huge Global Brand such as Ladbrokes have put pen to paper in association with us as we enter a new era both on and off the fieldâ€
“We would like to thank Ladbrokes for their support and sponsorship for the forthcoming season and beyond.â€
The Magpies have been priced by Ladbrokes to win League 2 at 18/1, meanwhile Notts are priced at 9/2 to be promoted from League 2.
A Ladbrokes spokesman said: "A club with as rich a history as Notts County are a natural fit for Ladbrokes.
“We're very much looking forward to working with Notts both on and off the field and wish the team all the best for the upcoming season."
Read more at http://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/news/article/notts-county-ladbrokes-meadow-lane-2503925.aspx#IzElPyQgFHpqTKu3.99
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With several European based players rumoured to be linked with our club. I would like to know your thoughts on the men who have served us well in the past.
Who would you name as the best ‪Notts‬ County foreign import of all time?
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Leave your thoughts whether we should have more chants like Wheelbarrow to get the Lane buzzing
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It's being reported that our cult hero (was he a cult hero for us?) is being heavily linked with several League One teams and is set to leave, now this isn't news to me. I had been told very early on, that Bajner wanted to play above League Two and that he was set to refuse signing a new contract.
No major disappointment but I do feel he could have done very well within the basement of English football.
It means we require two strikers however, both of which need to be strong and able to score goals. If I was Moniz I would have tried convincing Bajner his future was at our club and a short stint in League Two would have done him the world of good but as it stands, it seems Oldham or another club will snap him up.
Thoughts?
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We have a new video data analyst from Cheltenham Town joining Notts.
A masters student in sports performance analysis at the University of Chichester, 22-year-old Craig has contributed a huge amount of work during his time as part of the backroom staff at Whaddon Road over the past two seasons.
His duties included filming matches and training sessions, allowing the manager to show key moments during pre-match meetings and half-time discussions, compiling information on forthcoming opponents and preparing motivational videos to be played before games.
Link
I wonder if this will be for the first team or more for the academy, personally I think he would benefit the first team.
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I wonder if this will be for the first team or more for the academy, personally I think he would benefit the first team.
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France 1-0 England. To put it in context, France are potential winners, 2nd best team in Europe.
England played to contain France and it almost worked. England will beat Mexico and Colombia to finish 2nd and a potential game against Norway in the last 16.
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I am signing out for two weeks whilst I take a well earned break in France (well I think it's well earned anyway) 
I'm sure you'll all manage to cope without me but I just wanted to let you know................
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgPePk3kGZk
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Hello folks, and welcome to the eighth episode of Pride of Nottingham’s PONcast, Notts County's number one podcast.
In today’s instalment we begin by discussing the all-important fixture list release, looking into the Magpies’ August league fixtures and the League Cup first round tie. We then move onto the latest transfer movements and speculation at Meadow Lane, which this week concerns the arrival of ex-Rotherham midfielder Robert Milsom, the departure of Garry Thomson, and the uncertain futures of Gary Jones and Balint Bajner.
Ray Trew’s comments about the club’s direction over the close season and the upcoming campaign will also be analysed, before moving onto the return of historic fanzine The Pie and some exciting developments within the PON community.
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.
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Previous Episodes
PONcast Introduction - Link
PONcast Episode 1 - Link
PONcast Episode 2 - Link
PONcast Extra - Link
PONcast Episode 3 - Link
PONcast Extra (All-Stars Special) - Link
PONcast Episode 4 - Link
PONcast Episode 5 - Link
PONcast Episode 6 - Link
PONcast Episode 7 - Link
In today’s instalment we begin by discussing the all-important fixture list release, looking into the Magpies’ August league fixtures and the League Cup first round tie. We then move onto the latest transfer movements and speculation at Meadow Lane, which this week concerns the arrival of ex-Rotherham midfielder Robert Milsom, the departure of Garry Thomson, and the uncertain futures of Gary Jones and Balint Bajner.
Ray Trew’s comments about the club’s direction over the close season and the upcoming campaign will also be analysed, before moving onto the return of historic fanzine The Pie and some exciting developments within the PON community.
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_8.mp3
Direct Download of the PONcast - Here
Itunes - Link
TuneIn Radio - Link
PONcast.co.uk
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Previous Episodes
PONcast Introduction - Link
PONcast Episode 1 - Link
PONcast Episode 2 - Link
PONcast Extra - Link
PONcast Episode 3 - Link
PONcast Extra (All-Stars Special) - Link
PONcast Episode 4 - Link
PONcast Episode 5 - Link
PONcast Episode 6 - Link
PONcast Episode 7 - Link
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Happy fathers day to all the Dads and Grandads on here.
Is anyone doing anything nice today or had any nice surprises off your children/grandchildren?
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Thanks to the Football League being inconsiderate so and so's and messing all the kick off times around, this final around is going to consist of NINE matches instead of your usual six, just to make it a tad more interesting.
The final games in the championship are all 12:15 kick offs on Saturday, and then league two is 15:00 Saturday (like it all should be!), so there will be three championship games and three league two games from Saturday.
Then obviously our league finished Sunday so there will be a further three games on Sunday. Good luck!
Saturday's Fixtures:
Blackburn Rovers v Ipswich Town
Charlton Athletic v AFC Bournemouth
Watford v Sheffied Wednesday
Cambridge United v Burton Albion
Northampton Town v Wycombe Wanderers
Shrewsbury Town v Plymouth Argyle
Sunday's Fixtures:
Colchester United v Preston North End
Crawley Town v Coventry City
Swindon Town v Leyton Orient
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Today is my grandson Jake's 9th birthday,so Happy Birthday super_pie. super-ram and william are looking forward to giving you your birthday bumps. 
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@Canadian @AmericanPie and anyone else who lives overseas might be interested in this from the Notts County official website.
PUBLISHED
13:16 4th June 2015
by Notts Media Team
Overseas-based Notts fans are being asked to ‘Stand Up & Be Counted’ for the Magpies..
Overseas-based Notts fans are being asked to ‘Stand Up & Be Counted’ for the Magpies by registering at http://po.st/SUBC4NCFC, with those who register being given the chance to win a trip to come and see us play!
The campaign has been launched by The Football League for all 72 clubs, and asks fans to register their country and city of residence to show their support of their club. The site includes an overall leader board so fans can see where our global fan base ranks compared to the other 71 Football League clubs, as well as a map displaying where in the world our fans are from.
By registering their support for a club, fans have the chance to enter a prize draw to win a trip for two to the United Kingdom, including flights, accommodation and match tickets to see their team play.
Register now at: http://po.st/SUBC4NCFC
Football League matches and highlights are broadcast in up to 183 territories around the world every week throughout the season.
Commenting on the campaign, Shaun Harvey, Chief Executive of The Football League said: “Our 72 Football League clubs are at the very heart of their communities, but there are also passionate fans all around the world who follow their team each week through our international television coverage and online.
“We’d encourage any fan around the world to stand up and be counted for their club by registering and helping to move then up the leader boardâ€.
If you know any of our supporters based overseas then send them the link and help move us up the global fans leader board!
Read more at http://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/news/article/notts-county-magpies-meadow-lane-2482230.aspx#oJ6W8UicHo41xUOi.99
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Whoo hoo! 
Look who's today's top poster, catch me if you can!! 
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It seems a lot of big firms are cutting back again at the moment with this following on hot on the heels of Boots announcement.
Another dip in the economy?
HSBC has said that it plans to cut thousands of jobs in the UK and up to 25,000 posts worldwide by the end of 2017, as Europe’s largest bank refocuses on faster-growing Asian markets.
Sky News City Editor Mark Kleinman said HSBC would not disclose the precise number of job cuts in the UK but bank insiders said the figure in its home market would be between "7,000 to 8,000".
Sky News first revealed last week that major job cuts were on HSBC's agenda.
The bank has 47,500 UK-based employees and around 266,000 workers globally.
In an update to investors, HSBC said it would cut between 22,000 and 25,000 full-time equivalent roles during the next two-and-a-half years, although, with reinvestment taken into account, the net jobs reduction will be in the region of 20,000, according to insiders.
The bank also raised the prospect of significant branch closures in the UK, telling investors that it was targeting a 12% reduction in branch numbers across its top seven markets.
In the UK, HSBC operates just over 1,050 branches, with 20 closures already taking place this year and 20 more in the pipeline.
Sources said the 12% target was not an average across the top seven countries and refused to say how many branches might close in the UK.
In a renewed effort to simplify HSBC and address the poor returns at its investment bank, Stuart Gulliver, the chief executive, said he was targeting $5bn in cost-savings by the end of 2017.
HSBC also confirmed it was looking to sell its business in Turkey and the bulk of its Brazilian operations.
Headquartered in the UK since the early 1990s, HSBC said that a review of whether to relocate would be completed by the end of the year.
The issue of HSBC’s domicile has been thrown sharply into focus by a sudden pre-Election hike in the Bank Levy, which imposes a charge on the global balance sheets of UK-based lenders.
HSBC pays by far the largest sum towards the levy, prompting complaints from major investors that it has eroded Mr Gulliver’s ability to continue a progressive dividend policy.
The bank said on Tuesday that factors including tax environment, the scale of its existing presence, long-term stability and government policy “in support of growth and development of financial services sector†would all influence its decision on whether to relocate.
The bank declined to comment on the range of alternative locations under consideration, although Hong Kong - where it was headquartered between 1865 and its move to London - is widely seen as the likeliest destination.
HSBC also declined to say whether it was planning to spin off its UK retail operations, which Mr Gulliver has hinted may be considered because of new laws forcing universal banking groups to separate their retail and investment banking arms.
Earlier this year, HSBC said it would move the head office of its UK ring-fenced arm from London to Birmingham, raising speculation that it may rebrand the high street branch network under the Midland name it acquired nearly 25 years ago.
The group appeared to reinforce that speculation in its investor presentation, leaving HSBC’s name absent from a slide detailing plans for the UK operations.
While investors have largely backed his strategy of simplifying HSBC's structure, the journey under Mr Gulliver’s leadership has been bumpy, with fines for misconduct dating back to the period before he took over totalling billions of pounds.
It continues to face sizeable penalties from US authorities for attempting to manipulate foreign exchange markets, while a number of regulators continue to probe the Swiss tax evasion scandal which re-emerged earlier this year.
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