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How weird, we were eating chicken tonight and we mentioned the chicken skin was crispy, that made Mrs. T remark that she hadn’t heard me mention Chicksen (or chicken skin as she calls him).
Apparently he’s coming back to Notts after suffering a bad injury.
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I don't know whether he'd have got us promoted, but he laid the foundation for our promotion-winning season by switching to a system with wing-backs and adopting a more attacking style rather than Ardley's safety first approach. So I believe he played his part, but we've moved on and so did he.
Since the brothers are involved with clubs other than Notts, he's be daft not to stay in touch, but I wouldn't be thrilled to see him back.
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Ian Burchnall did an adequate job during his time with Notts, but he wasn’t exceptional. He left the club for what he described as a "project" with Forest Green Rovers, jumping at the first opportunity to manage an EFL team. While I understand managers moving on, the way he left felt abrupt, and joining a struggling League One side wasn't a great career move. His tenure there reinforced that it was the wrong decision. While it’s nice he has fond memories of Notts, we’ve moved forward. I wouldn't welcome him back, just as I wouldn’t wish to see Luke Williams, Kevin Nolan, or Harry Kewell return.
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he was not the worst manager, i do not get the hate towards neal ardley he stuck with notts during a point where nobody was being paid and he was a good person for helping place notts back on track. ian burchnall gets too much credit for the change in philosophy and recruitment which happened above his position. he did well to coach the team, but he was far from perfect. people said ardley would setup in hope for a draw, burchnall was worse because he would remove any hope of getting a point by bringing defenders at the cost of forwards and to do anything you needed changes at the other end. i do dislike the way he left, and his interviews because i thought he was quite dull and boring. as for saying fond things about his time here, its nice but we have moved on. he needs to let it be, as any credit of where notts are now from his time is very limited.
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It's unfortunate that several attempts to allow politically based discussions have failed during the time the Pride of Nottingham has existed. Therefore, it is banned immediately from today.
In line with the majority of online forums, I have decided to remove the political forum.
This might upset some people. However, there is never an easy decision, and I can honestly say I have tried in many ways to make it work without issues. But such is the nature of passion; it is impossible.
The only exception is cartoons, as these can be funny. But any attempts to discuss politics in writing will be removed by the moderation team.
I do not want to discourage active participants, but the site and community are better off keeping things non-politically aligned. There are plenty of subjects to discuss which won't become heated, so I encourage members to support this decision.
In addition to the changes, I will limit the site's access for guests. Forum posts will have a limit, as with articles, but most visitors will be able to read articles, features, and news without an issue until this content is viewed more than ten times. This counter will include all the articles. I would advise those who are not members to consider joining and becoming a part of the community.
Some forums will also be made strictly members-only. In time, I will make some features unavailable to newcomers. Such as the ability to edit content, privileges will be gained by active participation of the community. This will fall in line with badges and awards to be used as incentives for involvement. Our community grows with your support, which is always appreciated.
Best wishes,
Chris
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I'm pleased with this decision. Plenty of opportunities for people to post their political views & opinions on other social media.
Politics has become very devisive and it is a wise move for PON to shut the door on it.
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i like the changes to limit guests and i hope it encourages people to be more involved, it just takes people to read, comment and get to know members or if they choose to remain private they can but the site is a great community. we are much better off without politics.
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It was the right call to make those changes. Politics doesn’t really have a place on a football site, and the arguments often distract from meaningful discussions. If political debates weren’t so intense, it might be interesting to hear people’s views, but most are too emotionally invested in their opinions for that to happen.
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A massive win for Notts today.
An average first half but Notts were much improved in the second half & deserved their victory.
I have chosen the first eleven for you to choose the Notts man of the match from.
The players are.
Bass, Bedeau, Platt, McDonald, Jones, Palmer, Abbott, Gordon, Grant, McGoldrick, Jatta
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The poll has now closed.
I'm pleased to announce that David McGoldrick is the Pride of Nottingham's Man of the Match v Harrogate.
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Sorry for not voting, I hadn't watched the game or listened to the radio coverage. I had planned to go to The Nest with my friends, but obviously that got cancelled due to Notts not being on Sky.
Pleased to see the votes, and David McGoldrick earning the fans support for his performance.
It's great to have secured a playoff place, which every player majorly contributed towards, but Didzy is a different class this season.
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Well done to David McGoldrick. He has made a huge difference this season, and his multiple Man of the Match awards prove it.
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Be funny if that goal didn’t win our goal of the season (I think it will though). Our shortlist will basically be a Didzy show-reel with Abbott’s Accrington and Cheltenham goals.
I think he can count himself a tad unfortunate not to win League 2's Young Player of the Season. Now, I’m not dissing Nathan Lowe who is a great player, but surely the winner should be a player who has actually played the whole season in League 2 🤷♂️
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I’m happy he won, but I wonder how many people actually watched all the goals and how they were narrowed down. It was a brilliant strike, and the way the ball fell made it feel destined to hit the back of the net. Still, I think we’ve seen better goals, especially those with stronger build-up. David McGoldrick’s efforts this season have been outstanding, and it will be interesting when voting opens, assuming Notts doesn’t influence it too much. I wouldn't say George Abbott’s goal is the club’s best this season, but I’m delighted he won the EFL award.
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Real Madrid are considering pulling out of Copa del Rey Final.
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they put a video out showing the worst decisions of the referee ahead of the game, how can a club get away with being this unprofessional? a manager or player cant bring the game into dispute but a club the size of real madrid can. its mad!!
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I don't like Real Madrid or Barcelona, both are teams who feel they can bully decisions due to their size, and really it's because of the money involved with those higher up. Real Madrid have several players who are a disgrace to football. Vinicius Junior, for example, he has such a bad attitude, is quite selfish and resorts to cheating tactics if the team isn't winning. I don't mean just diving, or other dark arts, but getting in the faces of the opposition, pushing buttons, and even trying to cause riots with opposition fans. He is someone I used to like to watch, but not any more.
Real Madrid aren't a team that I really like anymore. I think they act like they are football, rather than a football club.
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Real Madrid, like other big clubs, seem to get away with too much. No club should be allowed to act in a way that damages the integrity of the game, and the same goes for players. Decisions must be respected, but clubs like Real and Manchester City often behave as if their global status makes them untouchable. It’s the people within these clubs who fail to uphold professionalism.
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Jatta & McGoldrick have scored 35 goals between them this season.
Jatta has 18 League goals.
McGoldrick has 17.
And they are not finished yet.
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Yes they’ve done a great job I’d like to see them here next season whatever league we are in.
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David McGoldrick has had a remarkable season and could end it on a high note by clinching the League Two Golden Boot. It would be fitting given that this might be one of his final seasons. Whether he continues for another year remains uncertain, but he's certainly shown he's capable. Alassana Jatta has also been pivotal in our push for promotion, and it's wonderful to see him gaining recognition by representing Gambia as a Notts player. I wish them both the best in their race to finish as the top scorer.
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They have pretty much carried the team in terms of goal-scoring this season. Jodi despite barely playing all season is our 3rd top scorer with 5... That's quite a drop off. Whatever league we are in next season we do need other players to step up a bit when it comes to putting the ball into the back of the net.
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It's time to whip out your crystal balls and revive the spirit of Mystic Meg for the penultimate time this season. These fixtures all kick off at 3pm on Saturday, and - you've guessed it - you get a joker each. Good luck!
Hull City v Derby County
Preston North End v Plymouth Argyle
Burton Albion v Cambridge United
Crawley Town v Northampton Town
Fleetwood Town v Newport County
Salford City v Colchester United
Boston United v Gateshead
Forest Green Rovers v Oldham Athletic
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It's never over till it's over @ARLukomski.I'm not taking anything for granted.
Hold your horses @ARLukomski, we've had a few people get 15 points this season. And there's a non-zero chance of my laptop blowing up and me having to make up some numbers on the final day!
The results:
Hull City 0-1 Derby County
Preston North End 1-2 Plymouth Argyle
Burton Albion 2-1 Cambridge United
Crawley Town 3-0 Northampton Town
Fleetwood Town 2-0 Newport County
Salford City 4-1 Colchester United
Boston United 2-1 Gateshead
Forest Green Rovers 1-0 Oldham Athletic
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Congratulations to @Dan, who wins his second round in the last three!
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This is what our league table looks like heading into the final game. @super_ram leads @ARLukomski by 11 points, @Robbie looks set for third unless I find some points down the back of the sofa, and some positions look up for grabs in the lower half of the top ten...
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And on that bombshell, I'll sign off for this round. The final round of fixtures will be posted by Wednesday. See you all then for the final instalment!
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Nightmare scenario for the millions of people in those two Countries today..
A massive power cut has hit large parts of Spain and Portugal affecting public transport, traffic lights, hospitals, shops and restaurants.
Reports of long queues at cash points as card payments are not working. The power outages could go on for days.
Spain-Portugal power outage latest: Power cut in Spain and Portugal doesn't seem to be caused by cyber attack, say officials
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A Pesata in the leccy meter will cure it!!!!!
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Good morning it’s matchday,I’ll be going on my own today as Chloe is going to a gig in Manchester with her dad, some group I’ve never heard of.
Looks like it’s going to be a damp day. Have a good one everybody, fingers crossed for 3points.
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3 minutes ago, Robbie said:Hopefully Man City will be in the United Counties league next season if they are found guilty of the 115 charges against them.
Whether it's Forest or any other team, I hope City are dumped out of the FA Cup. It's not good for Football if they get to another final.
@Robbie I can see your point but I do think our disdain for those over the Trent should take precedence over any other considerations. 😂
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I don't have disdain for Forest, I just want Notts to beat them every time we play them. That's good enough for me. And I'm sure the powers that be at Notts feel the same.
Seems that City have taken an early lead
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It's been a nice warm day here. Felt like the warmest day of the year here so far.
It was a lovely day for taking a walk with the Mrs.
Notts County Women v Solihull Moors Women
Sun 27 April 2025, 14:00 at Meadow Lane Stadium.
Notts Women conclude their record breaking season when they meet Solihull Moors at Meadow Lane on Sunday.
Notts will be looking for a decent crowd to cheer them on.
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Update.
Update.
Notts County Women are held to a 2-2 draw in their final league game of the season.
Final FA Women's National League Div 1 Midlands Table 2024/25
Loughborough promoted.
Solihull & Nettleham (Lincoln City) relegated.
Record points total & League position for Notts Women since their relaunch as a club.
Didzy & Jatta named in the Sky Bet League 2 team of the season.
They are both absolutely deserving to be in the League 2 team of the season. 35 goals between them for Notts. They have both played wonderfully well for Notts this season.
But this award is not just for David & Allasana, those two winning this award reflects too on how well the whole Notts squad have contributed to their success & the big improvement we've seen in the Notts performance this season.
A big PoN welcome to our newest member @DizzyBala it’s great to have you onboard.
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A big PoN welcome from me too @DizzyBala.Now dip yer bread and joini in.
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Hello, @DizzyBala. Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham. It's great to have you amongst us in our community. I hope you find the site to be useful. See you around!
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hello, @DizzyBala. welcome to pon. i hope to see you joining in and having fun here. pleased you are a part of our community.
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Pope Francis has died this morning. Pope Francis will always be remembered as a beacon of compassion, humility & spiritual courage by millions across the world.
Pope Francis was a reformer, & a humble man who called for a peace in this World, who worked & served till the very end. May he rest in peace. 🙏
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It’s sad to hear the news. I saw a clip of a young boy interrupting some ceremony or something similar, but Pope Francis didn’t seem to mind. He looked at the boy the way a grandfather might, with warmth and understanding. I hope he finds inner peace and rests easily.
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Pope Francis was a very popular Pope. The Vatican has reported that over 250,000 people have filed past his body in a massive showing of respect for him.
Pope Francis's funeral will be held tomorrow.
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Nottinghamshire meet Sussex in a four day County Championship game starting Friday at 11 am.
Day three awaits at Trent Bridge.
Lunch has been taken after the last Sussex wicket has fallen.
Sussex are 278 all out.
Notts need 148 to win.
A win for Nottinghamshire by 9 wickets.
They reach their victory target of 148 runs for just one wicket down.
Hameed and Duckett both finish with half centuries.
Game 45 - The Sulphurites (A)
Team: Harrogate Town
Date: 26/04/2025
Where: Wetherby Road
What line-up should Stuart Maynard 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.
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League 2 table after today's matches.
Notts are assured of a playoff place.
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A much better 2nd half performance from Notts, where we took full control and in the end, deserved our victory. The first half was poor from our point of view. Good save by Belshaw to deny Jatta, but we made some silly errors. One which lead to us clearing one off of the line and the other just about being scrambled away at the last second. Our goal came from a good run forward by Gordon, where he took two men on and won us a throwing. From there we built up and Didzy's shot was saved, but Abbott reacted quickest. The goal we conceded was poor. Route one, straight down the middle, we don't deal with it and it's poked home.
Once again, we only properly perform for one half, but this time the 2nd half was much better. A higher intensity, where Gordon and Jones were pushed higher up to pin Harrogate back and both were a lot more direct when given the chance to take on their man. So many more forward passes, as shown in our 2nd goal. Platt passes forward to Bedeau, who passed forward to Jones (in the half space), who zips the ball across goal. I have no idea how Jatta misses, but Grant is there. The 3rd goal again showcases our improved intensity and directness, where quick forward passes result in Gordon getting in behind, crossing to Grant, who takes his time and his shot deflects in to kill the game.
If we had performed like we did in the 2nd half today, over the course of the season and being consistent, then we wouldn't have to be relying on Fleetwood and Crewe heading into the final day. It's the time where we look back on games that have cost us. Cheltenham (H), Chesterfield (H), Newport (H), Crewe (H), Barrow (H), Bromley (H), Colchester (H and A) and Vale (A). All games where we either missed chances, poor performances, lack of ruthlessness, slow intensity and little urgency have cost us.
The fact we've taken down to the final day is quite remarkable. It hasn't felt like a promotion season at all. Performances have been unconvincing and mediocre for most of the season, but it's not just us. Everyone else has. Donny and Vale have had the most consistent runs of form in the run in, but even they have had times like it. We've been let off so many times because of how poor and inconsistent other teams have been, but they've been let off by us, because of the same reasons.
I know I have seem frustrated with SM, the players and most recently the board a few times over recent weeks but it's because I want the best. Despite being inconsistent for a lot of the season, I know this team can be better than the way we have performed and I knew that back in October/November. I knew he wasn't going after Salford away because he still had/has a lot of time left on his deal. The Barrow home game made me feel so annoyed because of our performance. I knew we'd lose at Wimbledon that Saturday and I was fed up with us and how we were playing. Then Grimsby, Chezzy and Crewe gave us ups, downs and frustration, but everyone else was doing their best to not get promoted as well. Then we put in a good performance for 90 against Newport and a 45 minute job against MK in which was a sweet win. Then the Colchester loss deflated me so much and in the days after, I felt demoralised and fed up again, because the performance was bad and I thought that was our automatic chances gone and I had no hope of us winning the play-offs because of our record against other teams and how we don't turn up in big games. This deflated feeling carried on into Salford, Bradford and Cheltenham and despite getting a point from Valley Parade, it felt too little, too late. Then we kept getting offered lifeline after lifeline and somehow we've found ourselves with the most outside shot of outside shots of getting 3rd.
The perfectly imperfect football club is once again proving that 2006 survey correct.
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An impressive 3 points and somehow we are still in with a shout of automatic promotion. The unpredictability of League 2 has kept us on the edge of seats and I suspect there's a few more twists and turns to come.
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Jodi Jones. Out till at least January 25.
Curtis Edwards. Out till at least January 25.
Cedwyn Scott. Possibly available in two weeks.
Alassana Jatta. Head injury protocol. Possibly available in two weeks.
Lucas Ness. Possibly available in two weeks.
Kellan Gordon? Wasn't in the squad for Morecambe.
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Injury situation after the Salford match.
1.Scott Robertson.
2.Lucas Ness
3. Sam Austin
4. Alex Bass
Just four players still recovering from injury. Best we've seen for some time.
More bad news on the injury front.
Nick Tsaroulla will be out for the rest of the season due to surgery on his appendix.
Number of players injured as we go into the Harrogate match.
1. Scott Robertson.
2. Lucas Ness
3. Sam Austin
4. Nick Tsaroulla
5. Adam Chicksen
If you cast your minds back to pre-season, we were beaten 4-1 away to MSV Duisburg, who had just been relegated to the Regionalliga (fourth tier) for the first time. Today, the Zebras secured the title and an instant return to the third division in front of crowds averaging more than 16,000.
Ignoring the frankly boring Bundesliga, the German Cup (DFB Pokal) offers some entertainment. This season saw the first ever third division team make the cup final in the form of Arminia Bielefeld. They will play VfB Stuttgart, who themselves have only won the cup three times, the last time in 1997. Ticket allocations are a talking point at the minute, with each club receiving just 24,000 tickets for the 80,000-capacity Olympic Stadium in Berlin.
Elsewhere, a club close to my heart has decided to "liven up" its season by replacing its sporting director and coaching team while perched precariously above the third division relegation zone. Worse still, the new head coach has no experience in professional football either as a player or as a manager and had two days to prepare his new team for the visit of 1860 Munich, who inevitably won 3-0 after Waldhof Mannheim (for it is they) put out a team that could only have been drawn out of a hat. I'm getting genuine Jamie Fullarton flashbacks here.
Nearly forgot to mention Bundesliga 2, which is gripped by the customary tight promotion race, with half the teams in the division having a chance of promotion with just four games remaining. The top two are Hamburg and Cologne, who would surely enrich the top flight, but there's a battle royale behind them. Hertha Berlin and Schalke look like they're going nowhere though.
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A sad story
It's more "tiresome and predictable" than sad @Piethagoram. KFC Uerdingen (unfortunately not nicknamed the chickens) seem to go through this cycle where they go on a wild spending spree with money they don't have, go bankrupt, and once they've dumped their debt they start again. This is something like their fifth insolvency. They shouldn't have been allowed in the Regionalliga. This just means they'll be playing a division lower next season, where they were last season anyway.
They were also in the third division a few years back, with a Russian investor promising to get them back to the Bundesliga. I don't need to tell you how it ended.
Back in the 80s this club was incidentally Bayer Uerdingen, until Bayer withdrew and decided to focus on Leverkusen instead.
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Carlisle play Salford at home on the last day.
It Carlisle still have a mathematical chance of avoiding relegation, a win over Salford could easily affect the playoff places, including the fate of Notts.
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Don't know what to make of this proposed appointment.
It appears Kogan's been involved in the making of TV deals, that have broadly been unfair to the lower leagues, & basically makes the bigger clubs richer & the smaller clubs poorer.
The TV revenue raised isn't getting passed down to the lower leagues as it should.
It doesn't give me any confidence that this football regulator will make much difference to the status quo that we have in football at the moment.
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Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham, @Lullapie. I hope you enjoy being a part of our Notts County community.
This is what I tell myself when supporting Notts is hard, Lullaby by Shawn Mullins.
"Everything's gonna be all right
Rock-a-bye, rock-a-bye
Everything's gonna be all right
Rock-a-bye, rock-a-bye, rock-a-bye"
Become a star on here, and you might hear members turn this into a chant about you. 
The first PON member to have their own chant.
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A warm PoN welcome to @ASHLEY GUY I hope you enjoy joining in the discussions on our friendly community.
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Welcome to PON, @ASHLEY GUY.
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Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham, @ASHLEY GUY. I hope you enjoy being a part of our Notts County community.
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Hello, @ASHLEY GUY. Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham. We are a great bunch of fans, who all enjoy discussing Notts. You will be made to feel at home, and respected. I hope to see you join in.
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Hello and welcome to PoN @Michael Bramley I hope you’ll enjoy being part of our friendly community. 
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Hello, @Michael Bramley. Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham!
You don't have to be an active Notts fan to be involved, just share your thoughts to what you think. You would be surprised just how much taking part could get you up to speed with Notts. We are a friendly group. When you can, my guide to the site might help you settle in further.
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On 11/02/2025 at 13:28, Chris said:Hello, @Michael Bramley,
It's really nice to see you have joined us here. I apologise for not taking the time to welcome you sooner on site. It's been nice going down memory lane with my father @super_ram, who you have since confirmed the connection with your own father. As I have mentioned, I have heard stories about yourself and your father, Albert, and it is such a wonderful thing to have stumbled across paths in such a manner. Thank you for joining and exchanging emails.
I hope you enjoy being part of our Notts County community here. 🖤🤍
Hello Michael,I am overwhelmed to see that you are who I thought you might be.What are the chances after all these years.Chris sent me the PM that you replied to him and I hope you don't mind sharing my response with all the members here on PoN.
You told Chris you would be interested to learn how I knew your dad.Well here goes,perhaps their will be a few names you remember your dad mentioning.I started working for Simon,May in September 1963 in the quaintly named counting house with Chief Clerk,Frank Powdrill,basiclally as a gopher-go for this ,go for that..More on Mr Powdrill later.I transferred to 'S' Export dispatch the following spring.I should have reported for work on the Monday morning but due to toothache I was at the dentist instead.When I turned up for work later that day(minus the offending tooth) I dont think your dad was initially too impressed with the reason I gave for my lateness.My workmates along with your dad were,Eddie(can't remember his surname) ,along with 3 women packers,Kathleen Woodward,Irene Pearson & Joan Edwards.On the same floor was the 'S' department Home trade with Frank Holmes and his packer Ernest Rowe.You may remember Malcolm Baker, who always pestered your dad if he found out you were having a break from Newcastle because he requested you go play Hockey ,I believe for West Bridgford.
When Eddie left I became your dad's assistant .I could hardly miss the fact your dad was a Notts fan and when he found out I was a Rams fan we found a shared interest in football.We used to exchange match reports on the morning after games.We also shared the same sense of humour with Monty Python especially..In fact there was a time when Bram(as your dad was affectionately known)was off work ill for a lengthy period.On his return he presented me with a Monty Python book for covering for him whilst he was off work.Something I didn't expect but shows what your dad was like..Incidently I became a member of the Littlewoods pools syndicate that he ran.He told me a lot of stories about Notts and football in general.This, along with my father in laws support of Notts ,is why Notts are my second team and why I'm here on Pride of Nottingham.Bram told me he used to meet up with his sisters and they'd attend games together.I remember wishing him luck for his last match and the shock we all had the next morning when we all learned of his passing.I was taken to the funeral by Bill Robinson and with many other Simon,May personell.I missed him very much after working with him for so long as he treated me so well and as a friend.
On a lighter note I mentioned Frank Powdrill earlier.Well after being made redundant at Simon,May's I was employed by a Dairy as Stores Manager,I was taking a a break late in the afternoon and went to the canteen for a drink and sat at a table where there was a discarded Nottingham Post.This would be around 2004,about 40 years after I started at Simon,May's.I picked the paper up and there was an article about Mr Powdrill.Notts had made a presentation to him ,I believe it was on his 100th birthday and as a longtime County fan.There's another coincidence.
Well there we are Michael,I hope this was of some interest to you and don't be a stranger.Barry(super_ram)
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Hello, @Michael Bramley. It's great to read the connection you have with @super_ram. I can see why your father thought a lot of him, because well, he's super! Even if you don't attend games you will be welcome to share your thoughts on PON. Sometimes an outside view makes a good insight, so please don't be put off. Welcome to the community from me.
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I agree @CliftonMagpie the club shouldn’t offer a contract purely on sentimental grounds, there is no loyalty in football and as you say players are quick to go elsewhere if a better offer comes along.
Contracts should be given purely on the players contribution to the club now and in the future not on past achievements.
I still hope he’s welcome to train and use our facilities to help his comeback. However, I don’t believe we should offer him a one-year deal. Would Woking do it? I doubt it. I wish Adam Chicksen all the best, and I hope his injury doesn’t lead to financial problems. Many players have other sources of income, and hopefully Chicks does too.
pleased to see adam chicksen listed as a notts player here on pon, unlike the club itself. clearly hes on the way out, and its such a shame because he could fit our system quite well if stuart maynard could get the best out of him. i do agree he has flashes of brilliance and struggles, i think its confidence but i dont think we owe him anything. i also would not expect woking to sign him permanently knowing he has the injury.
its unfortunate for chicksen, but i do wish him well and until his contract expires he is a notts player.