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Hartlepool United manager Ronnie Moore has expressed his 'disappointment' that last weekends game at Meadow Lane had been postponed. The pools have a backlog of fixtures due to postponements and will be one of the busiest teams within the Football League as they play catch up. Moore's side now have either three, four or five games in hand over other teams who sit at the bottom end of the division, with weather so far this season meaning Hartlepool United experienc

Notts County first team manager Jamie Fullarton has completed the signing of Gary MacKenzie on loan, the deal is initially for twenty-eight days. The 30-year-old Doncaster Rovers defender has enjoyed spells with more recently Bradford City, Blackpool and MK Dons. The Magpies’ are looking to further shore up their defensive options with this arrival after recently managing to keep a clean sheet against Luton Town last Saturday. Speaking to the club for the first tim

Notts County continued their impressive unbeaten start to the 2024-25 League Two campaign with a thrilling 4-2 victory over Bromley at Hayes Lane. Despite going two goals down within six minutes, the Magpies stormed back, with Jodi Jones scoring twice, Dan Crowley adding a crucial goal, and Alassana Jatta sealing the win. Head coach Stuart Maynard acknowledged the early difficulties but was full of praise for his team’s mentality and ability to stay composed under pressure. "We turned

As the autumn leaves fall in Nottingham, there’s a palpable buzz in the air. The reason? Notts County Football Club, a team that has been setting the pitch ablaze with their scintillating performances.  The Magpies, as they’re fondly known, have been soaring high, their wings spread wide, leaving fans and critics alike in awe of their prowess. Their style of football, both entertaining and effective, has propelled them to the top of the league, a testament to their hard work and dedication.

In the wake of Notts County's exhilarating 4-3 triumph over Forest Green Rovers, which propelled them to the pinnacle of the league table, manager Luke Williams remains grounded in his optimism. He is fully aware of the arduous journey that lies ahead in the football season. "We've won nothing, and we've got a long, long way to go," Williams stressed, his words echoing the stark reality of the football season. "We certainly have to perform better than that." Williams was swift to recog

In the world of football, every goal counts, but some goals carry more weight than others. Such was the case with Kyle Cameron's recent equalising goal for Notts County in their match against MK Dons, which ended in a 1-1 draw. As the team continues to compete at the top of the table, Cameron's contributions have been instrumental in their journey this season. When asked about the intensity leading up to the game, Cameron said, "For us, it's just a normal week. We want to showcase what we'r

Matty Platt, Notts County’s 27-year-old central defender, was thrilled after his side’s hard-fought 1-0 victory over AFC Wimbledon at Meadow Lane. Not only did Platt’s header secure the win, but it also ended the club’s two-match winless streak at home, delivering both a crucial three points and a clean sheet. Speaking after the game, Platt expressed his joy at what he described as the perfect outcome. "Yes it is, it was a tough game to be fair today. I think Wimbledon came and made it

In a riveting match that kept spectators on tenterhooks, Notts County clinched a 4-3 victory over Forest Green Rovers. The star of this spectacular showdown? None other than David McGoldrick, whose pivotal role saw the game swing back and forth like a pendulum. McGoldrick, a key player in his team's performance, encapsulated the rollercoaster ride of the match: "Yeah, literally a game of two halves, I have to say. First off, I was in control. We've got two good goals, didn't have any real c

In the aftermath of a startling defeat to Mansfield, Notts County's David McGoldrick has emerged as a beacon of resilience. The loss, a jarring contrast to the team's previously formidable home record, has left fans and players alike grappling with disappointment. Yet, in the face of adversity, McGoldrick's unwavering resolve shines through, offering a glimmer of hope amidst the gloom. McGoldrick's optimism is not unfounded. Despite the recent setback, Notts County has demonstrated their ab

Notts County midfielder Jack Hinchy has emphasised the importance of fan support and mentorship from senior players as the Magpies prepare for a crucial home fixture this weekend. Speaking ahead of the match, the 21-year-old shared his thoughts on playing at Meadow Lane, the influence of experienced teammates, and the pressure to secure a much-needed league victory. Hinchy praised the senior members of the squad, including Matty Palmer and David McGoldrick, for their guidance and suppo

Notts County head coach Stuart Maynard expressed mixed emotions following his side's hard-fought 1-1 draw away at Morecambe. Matty Platt’s late equaliser, set up by a sublime Sam Austin cross, salvaged a point for the Magpies in a match that began poorly for the visitors. Despite the draw, Maynard believes the result could have been different had Notts capitalised on key moments and avoided the early concession. Reflecting on the game, Maynard acknowledged the difficulty of fallin

Kellan Gordon, a defender for Notts County, has enjoyed a solid start to his time at Meadow Lane, having made five appearances this season. After stepping up due to an injury sustained to Jodi Jones in a recent match against Gillingham, the 26-year-old has impressed both on and off the pitch. In a recent interview, Gordon spoke openly about his experience since joining Notts County and the significant role that returning home has played in his career. "I've really enjoyed it, to b

Notts County correspondent and former striker Mark Stallard lauded his former club's 4-2 victory over Bromley, hailing the team's resilience and star performances from key players.  Speaking to BBC Radio Nottingham after the game, Stallard reflected on what he described as a "typical Notts way of doing things," referencing the Magpies’ penchant for dramatic comebacks. The game saw Notts County recover from a nightmare start, finding themselves 2-0 down within the opening seven minutes.

On this day 22 years ago, Notts County fans were in dreamland as they vanquished local rivals Nottingham Forest 2-1 in a Division One match at Meadow Lane, a match remembered to this day as “Sir Charlie Palmer Day”. A crowd of 18,655 were treated to a topsy-turvy clash where Gary McSwegan gave the Magpies a shock lead on the hour after previously being denied by the woodwork. Dave Phillips then equalised for the Reds with five minutes left

Notts County's forward David McGoldrick shared his thoughts on the team’s recent performance and his own contributions following their hard-fought 1-1 draw. McGoldrick, now 36 years old, has already notched six goals in twelve appearances this season and continues to prove vital to the team’s campaign. Reflecting on the late penalty that secured a point for the Magpies, McGoldrick emphasised the team’s determination to come away with something after a challenging match. "Another l

The Lady Pies beat Bristol Academy 1-0 in FA WSL Continental Tyres Cup competition last Sunday. Notts Ladies had previously lost to Chelsea in the Womens FA cup final at Wembley and again to them, rather surprisingly as they are currently bottom of the league, in FA WSL 1 league the following week. Rachel Williams first half goal was enough to win the match. Ellen White also had a couple of chances go wide and Jess

Macaulay Langstaff was a standout player in Notts County's 3-1 victory over Accrington Stanley at Meadow Lane this past Saturday, according to head coach Luke Williams.  The Magpies went top as a result of this victory, and Williams had high praise for Langstaff's performance. Williams praised Langstaff for scoring two brilliant goals in the game. "Tough players, but we have Macaulay Langstaff, and he scored two brilliant goals and then our first goal was always excellent as well and l

Well, what a superb year 2017 has been. From a one-way ticket to relegation from the Football League and on the verge of liquidation, Notts County have enjoyed the greatest resurrection since Lazarus over the past 12 months. Since Alan Hardy took over the club and installed Kevin Nolan as manager, things have been steadily on the up. League Two survival was guaranteed with several games to spare and, as of the New Year, the Magpies sit in the automatic promotion places. We at Pride of

Notts County youngster Tyreace Palmer has signed his first professional contract with the club after signing for the academy 11-years-ago. The 18-year-old striker has featured as part of the Notts youth team that went on to win the EFL Youth Alliance league in 2020/2021 and made his professional debut last season against Havant & Waterlooville in the FA Trophy. Head Coach Ian Burchnall, believes that Palmer should be a part of his side after scooping the Youth Team Player of the Ye

Alan Sheehan has expressed his happiness and pride in playing the 300th professional game of his career in a Notts County shirt. The defender, on loan from Bradford City, reached the landmark in Tuesday night's 2-2 draw at Wycombe Wanderers, where he put in another good shift on the way to a crucial and morale-boosting away point. In a career spanning 13 years, more than half of Sheehan's games have been for the Magpies over two different

So far this season the old cliché “I wonder which team will turn up today” has applied to the Magpies. Some wonderful displays of close passing and team work capped off with fine finishing have clashed with other performances that have had Notts fans holding their heads in their hands. At Villa Park the 1500 travelling faithful were on the edge of their seats or leaping in the air as the Capital One Cup second round tie with Aston Villa’s ‘Ups and Downs’ followed