..Trent Bridge and some other red eyesore????

Has anyone seen Changing Ends? It’s a semi biography about Alan Carr’s (the camp comedian) early life. His Dad Graham Carr was a manager of Northampton Town in the then 4th division. I don’t normally like Alan Carr but this series is very funny and interesting.

Its about his struggles at school being obviously effeminate at an early age, his dad wanted him to be a footballer which was never going to happen.

The young lad who plays Carr as a boy is brilliant in it.

Game 4 - The Robins (A)

Team: Swindon Town

Date: 31/08/2024

Where: County Ground

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.

@BradtheMiller 

Coped well with Jodi Jones

Gavin Kilkenny - Wikipedia

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Good midfielder

My first visit for ages, adding to my 24/25 groundhopping vlogs

Ian Bradley - YouTube

The UK provisionally, has had its coolest Summer since 2015, going against the general trend of getting warmer by the year.

Is this a blip or could we see more cooler summers in the years ahead?

And just like that, the prediction league is about to enter its second month. There's still plenty of time to have a go! These kick off at 3pm on Saturday, and you have a joker each!

Derby County v Bristol City

Plymouth Argyle v Stoke City

Crawley Town v Barnsley

Peterborough United v Wrexham

Accrington Stanley v Colchester United

Carlisle United v Tranmere Rovers

Altrincham v Oldham Athletic

Gateshead v Eastleigh

It's Matchday.

Notts County Women v Sutton Coldfield Town. 2pm kick off.

Notts are at home today at Coronation Park Eastwood.

Notts will be looking to put in a good performance against Sutton Coldfield today. 

Sutton are one of the teams in this league that Notts are capable of beating.

Nottinghamshire need a good result to stave off the threat of relegation. They are currently third from bottom.

It will be a tough match as Surrey are the table toppers and are favourites to win it.

Surrey have won the toss and will bat first. Play begins at 11am.

Notts team below????

My grandfather always encouraged me to support Notts. He told me that we should look after each other and that being a fan means embracing the fanbase. When I was younger, it didn’t mean much, but it does now.

I sit in the Kop with my parents, and sometimes my grandfather comes too.

Notts is all I know about football. Some of our fans make games more fun when they joke with you. I see this on PON. I’m glad my parents let me be part of the site.

I’d love to hear other people’s stories about supporting Notts, especially if you go to games with your family. We are a family club.

Good morning, it’s a Bank Holiday Monday and the weather is looking good, my car is going for an MoT tomorrow so I’ll give it a wash and hoover today to smarten it up a bit.

I hope you working folk make the most of your extra day off and the weather stays fine, when your retired it’s just another day, we don’t generally go anywhere at bank holiday as everywhere is so crowded.

Have a great day whatever your doing.

It's time to vote for the Pride of Nottingham's Player of the Season. We have narrowed down the choices. This is not my choice, but it is in line with the Facebook group, which will also count votes. Twitter will count votes soon.

Feel free to explain your decision. Tell us why you chose that player.

This season, the MAGnets topic is returning, but this time, the focus will only be on away games and cup matches where the possibility of playing the same team again this season is unlikely.

This Saturday, Notts will travel to the County Ground to play Swindon Town.

I will start with Colin Calderwood. A defender who began his career with Mansfield, then moved to Swindon Town in 1985. He became a regular Premier League centre-back before moving to our neighbours across the river [Forest]. He came on loan to Notts in the same season, 2001, making five appearances.

Let's stick to naming one at a time for now, please. So, we can see how many members can contribute to this.

Here is the match discussion too.

Please feel free to join in and don't forget to share your thoughts on the match.

It must have been thrilling to witness this achievement. I believed that Macaulay Langstaff would be the one to score over 100 goals, perhaps even breaking Les Bradd’s all-time record.

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On this day, in 1971, Tony Hateley surpassed Jackie Sewell as Notts County’s leading scorer with his 105th goal in a 2-1 defeat to Bolton Wanderers. The 1971/72 season was Hateley’s last at Meadow...

Firstly, it's important that we keep Crowley and Jones

I would say, another forward needed and a backup GK, if Stone were to leave. The Bart man would be a good choice for Notts

https://footballleagueworld.co.uk/millwall-plotting-multi-million-pound-move-for-striker/#:~:text=Mihailo Ivanovic's career so far&text=A powerful striker%2C the teenager,nine times in 32 appearances

Cup action comes to Grange Park Thursday when Notts County Women meet Nottm Forest Women in a local derby kick off 7:45pm.

The Carabao Cup (League Cup) used to be a Cup competition that was worth winning, but many teams now, especially in the  early rounds, field weakened teams such as squad players or B team players.

Is it time that the Carabao Cup format was changed?

For example, those teams that qualify for Europe could be excluded & clubs from the National League could be included.

By excluding those clubs playing in Europe, the competition would be equalled out somewhat, & including National league sides would give much needed revenue to those clubs in that league.

Interest in the competition has waned so much that even supporters don't care much if their team is beaten in the early rounds.

Does anyone have an alternative solution?