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Martin Allen will no doubt be looking forward to this game which will make it very interesting. We're on a very good run, so I'm hoping it will continue by having a good result today. MK are being touted for promotion, though I think this is the type of game we're we should come out strong.

BBC Match Article

MK Dons

01 Martin

03 Lewington

04 Doumbe

05 MacKenzie

06 Beevers

08 Potter

13 Williams

26 Chadwick

09 Bowditch

11 Balanta

29 Morrison

Subs;

16 McLoughlin,

12 Chicksen,

15 Flanagan,

17 Powell,

27 McNamee

Notts County

17 Nelson

02 Kelly

03 Sheehan

04 Edwards

05 Pearce

10 Bishop

11 J Hughes

14 Judge

31 Mahon

09 L Hughes

30 Montano

Subs;

01 Burch,

12 Sterling,

18 Sodje,

19 Allen,

08 Hawley

Ref: Sheldrake

Notts County boss Martin Allen will make seven changes to his starting line-up.

Jon Harley and Charlie Allen will start and the Magpies boss has revealed he will field a midfield of Hamza Bencherif, John Spicer, Ricky Ravenhill and Ishmel Demontagnac.

Striker Karl Hawley will lead the line as top scorer Lee Hughes is on the substitutes' bench with a number of youth players.

Defender Julian Kelly was sent off during Saturday's 1-0 defeat to MK Dons and will serve a one-match suspension as a result.

Striker Ben Burgess took a heavy knock to his knee in training and will sit out while Alan Sheehan (sore metatarsal) and Stephen Hunt (ankle) have been ruled out.

Chesterfield will be without left-back Nathan Smith.

The defender has been called up to the Jamaica squad for the first time and will be available for their World Cup qualifier against Honduras.

He will also miss the league trip to Sheffield Wednesday on Saturday.

Spireites manager John Sheridan should have everyone else available for the match at Meadow Lane after Jonathan Grounds (ankle) came through Saturday's defeat to Colchester unscathed.

Coach Mark Crossley insists they will field a strong side against the Magpies, telling Chesterfield's official website: "We want to go and try and win the game, so we'll be as strong as possible."

Match Article

Notts County

Stuart Nelson

Mike Edwards

Jon Harley

Kristian Pearce

Hamza Bencherif

Ricky Ravenhill

John Spicer

Charlie Allen

Alan Judge

Karl Hawley

Ishmel Demontagnac

Subs

Fabian Speiss

Sam Sodje

Mitchell Clarke

Curtis Thompson

Lee Hughes

I think this is a game most of us would expect to win. I heard the line up at super rams, which sounding very interesting. I think Uncle Colin mentioned that 4 fringe players was starting and I see we're 1 - 0 up now. Karl as finally scored!! I hope it gives him a good push to get a few more.

I've just been reading this article found on our official website. Link Here

I think it's pretty awesome, although probably sounding knit picky It's hardly anything new in terms of design. Striped flag with our logo on, still none the less it's good to see we've changed from the old one's. I'm also slightly confused with this part of the article.

"The rules is that if you've won the FA Cup, you can have triangle, but you can only have your logo on if you have won the competition three times."

We've only won the FA cup once, so how can we have our logo on? Okay I am being picky. Wonder if we will keep them after the two games that they're planned to be used for. I bet the fan is loving the fact he also got to keep the old one's, which is quite the souvenir. What do you guys think?

So we all know that every clubs dream is to get into the premiership.

So with the new season aproaching (after the world cup that is) whos coming down from the premiership and whos going up from the championship?

Down

Blackpool

West Brom

Wigan

Up

Burnley

Forest (i pray and hope)

cardiff

An other chance to get the brain thinking again, whats your teams Worst ever 11 players?

Ok so im james im nottingham born n bred.

My 1st team has and always will be forest as its them i was brought up watching, but being a nottingham guy i am loyal to all my local teams and have been to the odd county match now n then.

Notts county sign Rob Burch off Lincoln City....

Whats your thoughts?

BBC news - Rob Burch signing.

How do you feel having Craig Short as your manager?

I think he will do well with Notts.

I was watching soccer AM this morning (29/8)

The fans on there were Notts County fans was wondering was anyone from here on it LOL?

From the following choose who you feel will finish where. (add why if you like) Shows us your football knowledge too by stating how many wins, loses and draws! tough call

Currant Standings;

1 Arsenal

2 Aston Villa

3 Birmingham

4 Blackburn

5 Bolton

6 Burnley

7 Chelsea

8 Everton

9 Fulham

10 Hull

11 Liverpool

12 Man City

13 Man Utd

14 Portsmouth

15 Stoke

16 Sunderland

17 Tottenham

18 West Ham

19 Wigan

20 Wolverhampton

I just heard that despite playing pretty well, they was forced back by aston villa at home resulting in a 3 - 1 thrashing.

This is good to see!

Aston Villa in recent times have done some great stuff, they're a side full of players which "are labeled" good but have never really gelled with previous teams and Mr O'Neil is showing the reason why he's a top manager. Hey steve, good news huh? I think this will be helping you guys no end.

Sorry Vicky! Torres couldn't fight it.. haha

~Joe

Another young player on loan to us as a promising addition.

The 22-year-old left-sided player has had previous loan spells at Oldham Athletic and Northampton Town.

Manager Ian McParland told BBC East Midlands Today: "He's got lots of energy, he can head it and is a good addition to the squad."

More info!

I'm shocked! I know many fans was slating him and some just thought he wasn't up to the job. (it's fair) though I do feel he didn't deserve to go based on what results we have managed to get. Having seeing the game yesterday I said to cheeky "I can see why people are on his back" it was poor tactics after they scored.

Hawley wasn't a good option, for me hamshaw was his best decision but I guess he didn't have much time really.

Goodluck Charlie, I wish you luck!

~Joe

J/W when you was going to post this joe.

Notts County captain Graeme Lee left it late to salvage a point at home against Shrewsbury in Hans Backe's first match as manager of the Meadow Lane club.

The Shrews had gone in front on the half-hour mark; on-loan Jamie Devitt slotting past Kasper Schmeichel after being teed up by Dean Holden.

Shrews keeper Steve Phillips then saved a Luke Rodgers shot, Lee Hughes' strike and Ade Akinbiyi's turn and shot.

But Lee headed in Rodgers' cross to get County a point and keep them in fourth.

Match Report

Takes time to get things right.

Notts County extended their unbeaten home run to seven league matches with victory over struggling Crewe.

County had already hit the crossbar before Johnnie Jackson released Luke Rodgers to stride forward and slot home the opening goal for the Magpies.

Craig Westcarr added the second, firing in to the bottom corner from distance.

Kasper Schmeichel's penalty save from Steven Schumacher added insult to injury for a Crewe side who have now lost seven of their last eight games.

Match Report

We seemed on top pretty much most of what I've seen, sadly it's only what's been shown on tv via various media. I'm not sure on the penalty as it looked quite soft, what was it for pushing? Either way kasper seemed to be on top form and everyone else pushed for the result.

~Joe

While at the doctors today while watching the news I was aware that the england match at the weekend is only being shown online. What really annoys me is that they expect you to pay nearly £5 to watch it online. And what are the problems with being online.....

1) what if the internet crashes?

2) what about low bandwidth?

3) what if the computer crashes?

4 ) plus lower definition on a computer!

All in all its a mega stupid idea in my opinion, which has highly annoyed me!

Heres some news about the takeover, anyone have any views on this?.......

The Football League issued a statement on Monday saying that discussions with the League Two side regarding their ownership structure were ongoing.

But County say they expect a statement of satisfaction with the takeover to by released by the League on Tuesday.

A Football League spokesman said: "We have received Fit and Proper Persons documentation. Discussions are ongoing with regard to the club's ownership structure."

"We're putting significant funding into a League Two club, which has not happened before and because of that we have to go through perhaps more hoops than any other football club would do."

The Magpies have barely been out of the news since Middle East consortium Munto Finance bought the club during the summer and installed former England manager Sven-Goran Eriksson as director of football.

click here for the full story.......

I have a thing for football logos, when I was a kid I pretty much followed teams based on these. (not support but shown an interest in how they was doing) I also grown a liking to arsenal because they had stripey socks but which would you say is your top five?

No 1.

No 2.

No 3.

No 4.

No 5.

I'm happy to say I've finally managed to attend a game and work couldn't get in my way.

First half we was really good right up to the goal they scored, we just didn't defend!!! It was annoying to watch the players drop and allow Torquay and poor old hughes having to have a bash at defending, it was just so disappointing that I'm unable to say how bad it was.

It was like watching forest!!

Struggling Torquay mounted a courageous fight-back to ****** a point at big-spending Notts County.

A composed 16-yard strike from Craig Westcarr and a brilliant Ben Davies free-kick had put the home team 2-0 ahead and seemingly destined for their fifth home win of the League Two season.

Match Report

~Joe

Notts was beaten by Bradford in penalties 3 goals to 2. I can't say that overly bothered, as I'm glad some of our bigger names didn't get wasted playing. (injuries which could be saved for league) but a good outing no doubt for those who went, facey and westcarr our scorers.

Match Report

~Joe

Elvis Hammond's late equaliser denied Notts County victory at Cheltenham.

Luke Rodgers fired the Magpies in front with a clinical finish after latching on to a long ball from Brendan Moloney.

Cheltenham responded well and grazed the top of County's bar through Michael Townsend's volley before Barry Hayles rattled a post with a fierce strike.

Hammond levelled the scores with 15 minutes left, the striker spinning to fire in from close range after Julian Alsop flicked on Lee Ridley's throw.

News Report

Sadly the football league show only shown the goal (well taken) and the equalizer which appeared to be offside to me. Hammond looked to be past our last defender, swing back as the ball came across and he managed to latch on. If he was or not I cannot say and until we get more fans on here, I doubt I'll ever know.

~Joe

Luke Rodgers bagged himself his first goal in tonight game and also his first hattrick for county.

I was impressed with luke during the pre-season friendlies and I'm also a strong believer that if a player gives 100% sooner or later there day will come and tonight it was lukes.

BBC Match Report

YOUPIES!

~Joe

Two goals by Lee Hughes helped Notts County end a week of upsets on a positive note.

Hughes's first, his eighth of the season, was a header from a Johnnie Jackson cross, before Marc Richards levelled with a penalty.

County went back in front when Hughes netted another spot kick, after John McCombe brought down Luke Rodgers.

Hughes was also involved in the third when, under pressure from him, Lee Collins put the ball into his own net.

I was so chuffed when I received the final score in text by cheeky, I was hoping that we'd come back and surprise, surprise we shown excellent quality and no need for sol.

Also I loved Micky Adams comment about "lying over and being tickled" + putting his players on the transfer market.

~Joe

Mine and Joeys kids at the Notts vs Derby friendly 2009.

My daughter Ellie at the match.

My son Jake with me at the match.

Jake and Ellie at the match.