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Meadow Lane hosts Chesterfield on Saturday 7th of February, as Notts County prepare to take on the Spireites in a local derby. Chesterfield currently sit 5th after winning three of their last six games, drawing two and only losing one against Swindon Town. They have scored 12 goals, having conceded 7 times. Chesterfield will be hoping the visit is just another formal encounter of their quest to remain within the play-offs, however Notts will be hoping to strike back at home with a

Former Notts County defender Thierry Audel has completed his UEFA B License in football coaching. The French born player currently plays for Welling United in the National League South whilst under tutorship of Chris Fairclough, who played for Notts County during the 1998/99 season. He continues to work towards further establishing his new business venture Audelsports. It started in Leicester and has progressed and now extended to Nottingham.  He told PON exclusively; "I have been

Notts County have confirmed the appointment of Chris Kiwomya as permanent first-team manager. The 43-year old, whose career progression has been impressive since joining the Magpies as development squad manager only last year, has signed a three-year deal at Meadow Lane. Ray Trew's decision to appoint Chris Kiwomya is explained on the official website: Link What are everyone's opinions on the Notts board's decision? Is it a good, shrewd move by Ray Trew, putting fa

Coventry City full-back Chris Stokes has described Notts County as "basically" a "long ball" team and is hoping to see his side put another three goals past them. The two sides will lock horns for the first leg of their League Two playoff semi-final at the Ricoh Arena this Saturday before the return leg takes place at Meadow Lane six days later. Notts fell to a 3-0 defeat in the opening game of the season but won 2-1 when the Sky Blues came to Nottingham. “When they came here last

Colchester United defender Tom Eastman has warned Notts County that they “will not take their foot off the pedal” as they look for a strong finish to the League Two season. The U's are currently four points off the top seven ahead of their game against the Magpies at the Weston Homes Community Stadium this weekend. While they have not given up hope of a late playoff charge, a failure to beat Notts would almost certainly rule them out of the reckoning, but Eastman insists they will not

Notts County have announced that Colin Slater has been named an honorary vice president of the club. The 83-year-old worked on his first Notts game in 1959 as a local newspaper journalist, making his BBC Radio Nottingham bow in 1968. Slater's radio commentating career spanned 49 years and saw him become a club institution and, although he stepped back from those duties earlier this year, he continues to be the station's Magpies correspondent. "It's difficult to express how honoure

Colin Slater has announced that he will be stepping down from Notts County commentary duties with BBC Radio Nottingham. The 83-year-old, who began reporting on the Magpies in 1959 at the Nottingham Evening News and Football News before making his BBC Radio Nottingham bow in 1968, will continue as the club's correspondant on the station. In an announcement on the BBC website, Slater said: "I have some personal news for you. "I've been commentating on Notts County matches for nearly

Just four times this season Notts players and fans will head to away games for venues which will be new to all of us. In chronological order they are Morecambe’s Globe Arena; Wimbledon’s Kingsmeadow; Barnet’s Hive Stadium; and Newport’s Rodney Parade. I write my first contribution to these pages shortly before driving to Morecambe for the match on August Bank Holiday Saturday. It isn’t going to be the first time that Notts have played there but the two previous vi

All of us who travel to watch Notts’s away performances are covering hundreds of extra miles in League Two compared to the journeys last season in League One. So relegation is proving costly, in financial terms, not only to the club but also to its supporters. Considering which the away following has been remarkably encouraging as proved by these figures: 331 at Oxford; 459 at Morecambe; and 547 at Kingston-upon-Thames where Wimbledon now play. &

Connell Rawlinson has officially departed Meadow Lane by mutual consent, ending a memorable five-year tenure at the historic club.  In response to the announcement of his release, Rawlinson has shared a heartfelt message expressing his gratitude and reflecting on his impactful journey with Notts County. Rawlinson’s statement captures the essence of his dedication and experience at the club: "It's been some ride. Literally blood, sweat and tears to the cause but worth every second. The

Notts County has confirmed their offer of a two-year contract has been accepted by defender Connell Rawlinson. At 31 years old, he is one of the Magpies' longest-standing players, having joined them in 2019 when they embarked on their first season in the National League. Since his arrival, his passionate approach has been evident and the board of directors, along with Luke Williams, did not hesitate to offer him the opportunity to be part of the next chapter of our club. In a stat

Connell Rawlinson has expressed his delight at signing a new two-year deal with Notts County and says he is ready to challenge for the League Two title next season. The 31-year-old defender, who joined the Magpies in 2019, was a key part of the side that won promotion from the National League via the play-offs last month. Rawlinson said he never had any doubts about staying at Meadow Lane and that he feels a strong connection with the club and its fans. "I'm over the moon," he tol

In a thrilling encounter at Meadow Lane, Notts County emerged victorious with a narrow 2-1 win over Tranmere Rovers. The hero of the match, Connell Rawlinson, delivered a performance that left fans on the edge of their seats. Rawlinson, the match winner, expressed his elation after the game. "Yeah, great. It's obviously nice to get a goal. It's my 16th goal in my career, so I don't get many," he admitted.  The defender's goal proved to be the decisive moment, and he was quick to highli

Meadow Lane was transformed into a battlefield of skill and strategy as Notts County clinched a tense 2-1 victory over Tranmere Rovers.  Amid the drama, defender Connell Rawlinson emerged as the unsung hero, his on-field brilliance and remarkable match-winning goal stealing the spotlight. Rawlinson's decisive goal, a product of pure striker's instinct, proved pivotal. "I was just in the right place at the right time," Rawlinson recounted. "Normally, my job is to maintain pressure aroun

Connell Rawlinson’s remarkable five-year journey at Meadow Lane has come to an end by mutual consent. The popular defender, who joined at the start of the club’s debut season in the National League, leaves behind a legacy of commitment and passion that has endeared him to fans and teammates alike. Rawlinson quickly established himself as a mainstay in the first team, earning the Fans’ Player of the Year award thanks to his fervent and dedicated performances. His exceptional efforts on

Notts County's latest signing, Conor Grant, has expressed his delight and eagerness to hit the ground running at Meadow Lane following his move from MK Dons. Grant's transfer was finalised just one day before the club's League Two season opener against Tranmere Rovers, with the young midfielder joining as part of a deal that saw Aaron Nemane head in the opposite direction for an undisclosed fee. Grant, who is expected to add creativity and dynamism to Notts County's midfield, was introduced

Conor Grant, the newest addition to Notts County’s squad, has hit the ground running after scoring in his starting debut match during the League Cup.  The 23-year-old attacking midfielder, who recently signed with the Magpies, has already shown his potential by finding the back of the net just 4 minutes into his first start. Although the team ultimately bowed out of the competition after a penalty shoot-out, Grant’s early impact has given fans a taste of what he brings to the table. In

Notts County are said to be interested in the former Newcastle United striker Adam Campbell. The Nottingham Post reported on Friday that the Magpies may be willing to offer the 20-year-old forward a lifeline following his release by the Tyneside club. Campbell was once held in high regard by United but failed to make the grade with the Premier League outfit and was let go by the Magpies at the end of the season. Campbell had a fleeting car

Notts County have this afternoon confirmed the signing of Belgium international Gill Swerts with the player penning a two- year deal at Meadow Lane. The capture of the defensive midfielder is a major statement of intent by Notts- who aim to put an end to last season's misery and make an immediate return to League 1. The educated midfielder has made the trip across Europe and joined Notts on a free transfer from NAC Breda.

Notts County have today made history by securing the biggest shirt sponsorship deal in the club’s history. Ladbrokes, one of the world’s pioneering betting company’s, has agreed to sponsor the Magpies’ kit for two seasons- earmarked as the most lucrative sponsorship deal in the clubs 153- year history. Plans have been drawn up to open a new Ladbrokes retail outlet at Meadow Lane as part of the agreement. Notts County chairman, Ray Trew, to

Coventry City manager Mark Robins has claimed that Tom Davies is not a cheat despite appearing to stamp on Richard Duffy and kicking out at Jonathan Forte during Saturday's League Two playoff semi-final first leg. Referee Gavin Ward, who awarded a completely ludicrous penalty to the Sky Blues late on at the Ricoh Arena for a 1-1 draw, did not see either of the incidents, meaning he cannot put it in his report. However, the FA can take retrospective action should they deem it necessary,