Chris

I haven't long been back from my dietry appointment, and I have to say that it has been the best I have had. Previous people have told me to cut x out, eat less and they just don't seem to take things into consideration; it's like a text book at times. The lady I saw today, she was brilliant and has given me some advice which I hadn't considered or even realised would help. All things to take on board, and because I feel some of my own actions have benefitted me already. It is encouraging, but at least I know what is impacting my liver and more support with being pre-diabetic.

I have a dietry appointment today at my GP, hopefully the progress I am making is good because I am not sure what else I can do in order to curve things. I feel somewhat better in areas, so provided I can avoid becoming diabetic and trim my weight down. Just waiting for Cheeky to come back from school, and then off I go.

I remember the name, but not much else. I love that Neil Warnock is living his life how he wants, and shows little signs of not retiring properly. The thought of managing overseas is amusing to me. Good on him for not allowing his age to prevent him from living.

I consider many to be friends, and I miss seeing them outside of Notts. I haven't managed to catch up with the likes of Giorgio, and on match days it's quite difficult because I do struggle a lot with crowds since COVID. Their friendship as always meant the world to me, I didn't recongise any of the people who took a picture near to where I sat. It's a shame I didn't feel like going up and saying hello, prior I would have introduced myself but again anxiety doesn't help.

I felt I needed the luck, and I left the meeting feeling even more disappointed. I knew going in, that it was going to unfold how it did and I am glad that I have made other enquiries. I do think that one blessing is meeting someone else face to face who understands the situation and purpose of the whole discussion. I used to feel targeted, but now I think it's unsympatic and poorly trained people. No grudge will be held on my part, I just want to be unchallenged and respected. This incident has seen some local media reach out to me, but I am not interested in that. I knew it would be my word vs BS, but thinking I don't have witnesses has revealed one person's "games". I don't find it professional at all.

This announcement is now concluded. I will post another early next month, with further updates on some of those teasers I have dropped. None of those are yet finalised, but have been built. I have repaired the damage I previously mentioned: the welcome header, daily post goal, and next game widget have been restored. I have improved their performances, but may review their designs, as I want to make some feature improvements to the next match. A significant amount of performance-based gains has been achieved as I continue to improve the efficacy of resources. I have fixed issues with the writing assistance feature I have made. The word count is much more effective and instead of updating as you type, it now waits for you to pause. One 4.7 feature which was very under-used, despite me highlighting it, was the ability to change how the forum index looks. Whilst the PON Lightweight Fluid theme is fixed, I have built an application which returns a selector to change it in our two other themes. This returns a custom-based look, which I like to do to bring attention to certain forums. Next to the "Start new topic", you will see five options. That is how you can choose your preference quickly and easily, but please note the fluid is locked to the more centralised view. I have made theme improvements, which I highly suspect will go unnoitced but please be assured, I have and they are made to improve the experience. Some might have noticed how on desktop, I switched the social links for the search bar. Well, that is due to me adding a new feature to one of the requests to promote the service status page and suggestions area. Bundled in is a widget which will allow me to promote those suggestions here, and allow for them to be vosted without leaving the main site but I do encourage you to bookmark it nontheless. The URL is inside the about tab, but I felt a nice visual badge button would make it stand out. I haven't figured out the best means for mobiles, but I will have time to think. I have also implemented bug fixes to the service status page and suggestions. These are general cleanup-based fixes, with a focus on getting the notification feature via email working very soon. If something was to happen, it would be where you would hear first, and it's a very important tool. I would love to see more of you subscribe to the updates it can provide; it will keep you in the loop and well informed. Thank you, everyone!

Good night, or morning! I'll catch up with everyone who shares their daily chat messages, as I do love reading them. Now, I have fixed what I broke... I best get some sleep.

I swear, no lie! This is like playing Jake on FIFA when he gets his skills and I am trying to back off or avoiding relying just crunching his player in the hope I make contact with the ball first. It's insane to see something similar happen in real life, poor pressure from the defence but excellent skill. I thought he had over done it at first, and that the assist was going to come from elsewhere. Good team goal!

If my son used PON, I might need to hide this but since he doesn't often I will tag him @super_pie. Remember where your loyality lies, son, I know you are Notts through and through but at least at our level we don't tend to be this painful. Even then, the salaries and player market values of Notts cannot be compared. This is the Chelsea I grew up knowing, rubbish. You are best with Notts. Now there's another FACT! @william1984, feel free to tease Jake; you have my permission.

Keanan Bennetts could become a very good first-team player, but also useful in rotation. With us allowing Kellan Gordon to leave, I think it's highly likely that the club will be working on a new deal for him. Isn't Kelle Roos on a one-year deal as well? No, it's a 2-year-deal, with the option to extend. I hope we can find someone interested to take him off our hands, I am told he's a good earner and part of the reason why we were very determined to see him continue despite not being all that good for us. James Belshaw might not be the long term candidate but I think our season would have been better had we not insisted on Roos, this might sound harsh or others might agree but I think keepers bring confidence and ultimately I do belive Belshaw would have made a HUGE difference earlier on. Rod McDonald and Matty Platt I would like to see retained, both good efenders. Platt can be exceptional, although his position is the centre of the back three and unless we switch to two central CBs I could see him being allowed to move on. McDonald plays the role very well when fit, but both could easily be rotated to rest or play as their attributes are needed. Maz Khouyar is a hard working, technically what I think we have missed. He might not be a world beater at this level, but his effort makes up for what he lacks. Keeping him would depend on whether we could sign someone who offers more, and is likely to contribute consistently. However, if his wages are not a lot, I would happily keep him. I would offer Ollie Norburn a year-deal, no pay increase. I am not fussed if he stays or go, early on it took him time to show me that he still had it, partly due to his fintess but there's no doubt he's a good player. I just find it hard to decide, as he's prone to making rash decisions and he does tend to be carded a lot. It's natural to a degree with his style of play, and I think his nonense is far better than Mchael Doyle but I am mindful of how packed we are in midfield. We may wish to mix things up, and my decision now could change depending on what league we find ourselves in next season. Harald Nilsen Tangen looks like one of those signings which will hinge on where we are too, much like Tyler Miller which in hindsight now feels like the club were aware of the Posh's interest in Alex Bass and that Miller would have stayed had we got promoted. I know this was what I got told, and I believe it as he did sign for Bolton and has had two more clubs since then (Miller). I like Tangen, he works hard and looks capable of improving. I think a full season would show this, but I do think there's factors unknown to us right now as to his short deal to be here on loan.

Hello, @NCFCGuy. I am sorry it's taken this long to have formerly welcomed you. I am pleased you have joined us, and I look forward to reading more of your comments. I am actively right now preparing for next season, making improvements and breaking things in the process. Ha! Though it will be better and I really do hope you will enjoy being a part of our Notts County Community! Would you care to tell us a little bit about your background? Such as how long you have supproted Notts, your favourite all-time and current player etc.

I spent a lot of today, sleeping due to feeling unwell and being tired. I think it's todo with an appointment tomorrow, along with a busy weekend. Please wish me luck, not that I think I should need it but just in case it falls on deaf ears and that might intrunition is correct that the point of it is going to be a "U" turn/ hijacking. Today, I have managed to do some more important updates as I try to make each resource I can more optimised for performance. Unfortunately, I have made some errors with an important application that handles several features and my friend Shahed (I sometimes forget he has two h's in his name) isn't availible, but my thoughts are with him. I hope that I can suss out why I have caused the issues, but I have the older version backed up if not. Some good improvements which I am excited about, many I have put off from uploading just yet as I wanted to focus on doing a few together rather than one by one.

I don't knock ambition, but there are some who I find to be hard to take seriously on social media that will come out with some views or comments that leave me baffled. I do like hearing counter points, and well thought out opinions, but most complaints fall well short of that. Calling for Martin Paterson's head after I think it was 6 games unbeaten, and on the verge of the top place left me wondering why? Complaints that we didn't sign Ruben Rodrigues and this being a supposed sign of the club lacking ambition. Where would he fit into our current squad? Could he move around if needed? His best and only decent position for me was as an attacking midfeidler in a central position. We don't need that. Saying it was a mistake to allow David McGoldrick to go, mostly when he's in form, is a good discussion but I feel it is used as an excuse to critise the club and our owners. People who have been a breath of fresh air, and have single handedly allowed the club to operate in its best means in decades. There are many things that I could include, but they are obvious and weak, I don't think complaining that are spending money off the pitch should come with concerns about what we spend on it. Provided the squad we have is competitive, and the money benefits the club in the long term and squad. Which is exactly how I see the improvements; I notice people complaining about the training facilities and how we don't have them. Now we have a good agreement, which could lead to owning the training pitch as I know there's a lot of debt whilst we do have an agreement. Even leasing is beneficial because it builds our relationship with an important part of the city. I wouldn't be surprised if we do end up buying the land that our training pitch is on, as there's a lot of property being sold due to a lack of resources and it would be smart of us to secure it for the long term.

I am aware of some issues which are due to me having attempted to fix issues. I have been going through resources to further optimise and focus on performance related improvements, unfortunately one has hit an error but I will fix this ASAP.

It doesn't seem like a dislocation from the picture he shared on social media, which is awful because it might be worse. I don't wish to speculate, but the lower leg comment from the article suggests that it's more serious too. The club have done well to come out early, as sometimes it takes time and whilst Lewis Macari deserves his privacy, fans will wonder and the news should cut out some of the speculation. Lewis Macari is a very good player at our level, and I still think we haven't seen him at his prime yet and I hope he manages to make a return to achieve that. I was saddened to see him go off injured, we gave him our love by chanting his name and even Colchester United fans clapped him off. It was nice to see! Wishing you a speedy recovery, Lewis!