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Former Notts County striker Craig Westcarr has described Mark Cooper’s new role at Meadow Lane as one of the most daunting challenges of his managerial career. The 31-year-old, now plying his trade at Mansfield Town, was part of Cooper’s Kettering side which won the Conference North title in 2008 before they embarked on a memorable FA Cup run to the fourth round. Cooper’s first game in charge of the Magpies is on Good Friday against Portsm

Crewe Alexandra currently find themselves in decent form having picked up 3 points at home against Gillingham. Whilst also successfully obtaining points against Doncaster Rovers, Bristol City and Preston North End. Their form prior to their recent spell wasn't as good, however they are a reasonably decent side. The Railwaymen are not to be under estimated and although in form it would suggest Notts would come out the likeliest of winners, they cannot be written off so easily.

Curtis Edwards, the accomplished midfielder known for his cultured playing style, has spoken highly of his decision to join Notts County, describing it as a ‘brilliant fit’ for his abilities. Edwards, who has spent the majority of his career in the higher tiers of Scandinavian football, has penned a two-year contract with Notts and is eager to begin his first season in the English Football League (EFL). “There are only two or three League Two clubs I know of who like to get the ball down an

Curtis Edwards, the 30-year-old midfielder for Notts County, delivered an outstanding performance in the club’s emphatic 4-1 victory over Grimsby Town at Meadow Lane. This win, which marked Notts County's first of the season, was characterised by a commanding display from start to finish, and Edwards was at the heart of the action. Reflecting on the match, Edwards expressed his satisfaction with the team's overall performance. "A really enjoyable game. I think we dominated from start t

Curtis Thompson has become the latest player to pen a new contract at Notts County. The 23-year-old has made 96 appearances for the Magpies having progressed through the club's academy and is believed to have penned a deal until the end of the 2017-18 season. Thompson told the official Notts website: "I am delighted to be staying and I am looking forward to next season. "I had some setbacks last season with a long-term injury and getting a red card against Crawley but this is a fr

Notts County have announced the departure of Curtis Thompson on loan to Wycombe Wanderers until the end of the season. The 24-year-old has been restricted to just four appearances in cup fixtures this season, reaching a total of 100 appearances for the club he joined as a scholar in 2009. Thompson, who will wear number 29 at fellow League Two side Wycombe, will not be eligible to play when the Chairboys visit Meadow Lane on Friday 30 March. “Curtis is someone who impressed me when

Curtis Thompson has claimed that Oxford United’s second goal proved the turning point in Notts County’s 4-2 weekend defeat at Meadow Lane, because that is when their “heads dropped”. Liam Sercombe drew first blood with a penalty in the first half, but Jon Stead levelled on the hour. Thompson then struck 76 minutes in to put the Magpies in the lead, but just three minutes later Alex MacDonald scored the U’s second, before late goals from Ca

Newport County defender Dan Butler has won his appeal against the red card picked up in his side's 3-0 defeat to Notts County. The 23-year-old was sent off by referee Craig Hicks in the 34th minute of the League Two game at Meadow Lane for leading with his elbow as he challenged Matt Tootle for a high ball and left the full-back needing treatment. Newport submitted a wrongful dismissal claim and have now received confirmation from the FA that the claim will be upheld and Butler’s three

The recent performances of Dan Crowley, the midfielder for Notts County, have been truly extraordinary. His journey, marked by both personal triumphs and team challenges, offers a fascinating insight into the world of football at Meadow Lane. Crowley, a key figure in the squad, has been instrumental in shaping the team’s trajectory this season. His dazzling performances on the pitch, especially his uncanny ability to score goals, have really won over the hearts of the home fans and supporte

Notts County celebrated a thrilling 4-2 victory in a pulsating match at Meadow Lane. After the match, Dan Crowley, the midfielder who unexpectedly became the focus, expressed his viewpoints in a post-game discussion. Crowley kicked off his reflections by heaping praise on the team’s first-half performance. He said, “We were absolutely smashing it in the first half, we were brilliant, and they simply couldn’t keep up with us.” However, he didn’t shy away from addressing the team’s secon

In football, success is often gauged by trophies won. Yet, the core of every successful team is a driving philosophy. For Notts County’s Dan Crowley and his teammates, it’s a no-excuse mentality. Despite a demanding schedule, this mindset, along with their commitment to hard work and preparation, fuels their on-pitch performances. Dan Crowley, the dynamic midfielder, praised his team's no-excuse mentality and their hard work both on and off the pitch. Despite a gruelling fixture schedule, C

Dan Crowley is a talented midfielder who has been making waves in League Two. He has been a key member of the Notts County team since his arrival in the summer and has been instrumental in their success. In a recent interview, Dan Crowley shared his thoughts on playing with his teammates at the club. He spoke about the quality of the players he has had the opportunity to work with and how it has impacted his experience at the club. The interview provides an interesting insight into the

Notts County midfielder Dan Crowley has emerged as a key figure in the club's unbeaten start to the League Two season.  The 27-year-old has already scored three goals and provided four assists in six appearances, helping the team maintain their position at the top of the table. Crowley shared his thoughts on the team’s progress and the changes that have contributed to their success so far. “It’s really good to be fair,” said Crowley when asked about the current mood in the camp. 

Dan Crowley has joined Notts County and is excited to be a part of the club. In an interview with Notts County, he said that he feels “amazing” and “really proud” to have joined the club. “It’s obviously a massive club, and I’m just delighted to be here,” he said. He was impressed by his visit to the club earlier in the summer and was “buzzing” after meeting with Luke Williams and hearing about how he wants to play football. “Just everything really. Obviously chatting to the gaffer and how

Notts County's midfield maestro, Dan Crowley, radiated optimism as he opened up about the team's staggering performance that has catapulted them to the top of the league.  Filled with exhilaration linked to their unassailable run. He expressed his excitement about the team’s current position at the top of the league and their performance so far this season. “It’s all going rather well at the moment, isn’t it? City is top of the league, and we do enjoy this stop to the season so far. Yeah, i

Dan Crowley started his career at Aston Villa before moving to Arsenal at the age of 15. During his time at Arsenal, he was likened to Jack Wilshere, which added pressure to him as a young player.  However, he sees himself as an individual and his own player. “It did add pressure probably without me even realising it because obviously I was still a young kid,” he said. “But when you ask about it, you know basing my game around you know the players.  I like to see myself as an individua

Notts County midfielder Dan Crowley has been a pivotal figure in the Magpies’ successful start to the season.  Despite missing their win over Accrington Stanley due to a minor injury, Crowley’s impact has been undeniable, and his return was marked with a stunning performance in the 4-2 victory against Bromley, where he scored and provided two assists.  Reflecting on the club’s promising form, Crowley emphasised the importance of the Meadow Lane faithful and staying grounded as the seas

Notts County's recent acquisition of Dan Gosling has injected a renewed sense of optimism and anticipation into the heart of Meadow Lane.  Head Coach Luke Williams expressed his overwhelming joy in landing the highly skilled midfielder on a temporary contract during a post-match interview, depicting the signing as "really great." Williams underscored the need for a measured approach to integrating Gosling into the squad, emphasising, "We just need to be responsible about how we get him

In a recent interview, Dan Gosling, the former Premier League and Championship player, expressed his excitement about joining Notts County. "I feel really happy," he said, "the club is obviously doing really well this season, the stats speak for themselves." Gosling's enthusiasm for his new club is palpable, and his words reflect a player eager to make an impact. Gosling, who had been waiting for a good opportunity since November, was full of praise for the club and its management. "I've he

Dan Jones has claimed that the high calibre of the Notts County backroom staff is conducive to players' progress. The defender is back for a second spell with the Magpies, this time as a permanent signing after initially spending time on loan at Meadow Lane in 2009. Jones insists that the working with the likes of Kevin Nolan, Alan Smith and Mark Crossley - all of whom players in the Premier League - along with their colleagues, is exciting and educational in equal measure. He tol

New Notts County recruit Dan Jones says he is glad to be with the club from the start of pre-season, saying he already feels like he's been with the Magpies a long time. The former Chesterfield full-back penned a deal at Meadow Lane just two days ago, but was training with the squad from Friday, when pre-season began. Jones told the official Notts site: "It gives me a long time to bed in before the start of the season and it means I can get to know everyone. "I have been made to f