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Wrexham fans will be kicking themselves, as this suggests that Peterborough haven’t quite given up on him and the fact that Fleetwood have got him on loan. It will be a big miss for those Welsh Red Dragons.

Yes, Tyrell Waite should do well. Good luck to him.

Nice complimentary words from the Tranmere fan. It does seem as if Wrexham fans are a tad jealous of Notts right now. There’s no doubt that Notts are a very good team when they play well. Fingers crossed, we have found our form and can push on from here.

It’s great to see Notts at the top of the table. It’s been a hard fight to climb up the league, but it shows that the squad is capable. We have some more tests coming up, but if we can navigate them well, it should leave us in a very healthy position. It also goes to show that we have strengthened from last season and perhaps should have won the National League. However, Wembley was a great day and I wouldn’t change that. I just hope we can avoid it this time by finishing in an automatic spot.

It’s an inflated fee, but if he performs well and attracts interest from clubs such as Real Madrid or Bayern Munich in the future, the fee could be doubled. He’s young enough to improve further and by signing for Spurs, he should gain many more international caps for Wales. He should be a good signing, but fools always part with more money.

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Following up from the Tranmere Rovers and Doncaster victories, this was another great performance from Notts. Controlled the game well, especially in the second half and crowned it off with a well-deserved victory. Crowley and Langstaff were the standout performers.

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Jim Rodwell has little to do with Notts now; his departure could be pointed to as the moment when the Trew Era began to sink. As much as he liked to talk rubbish, he seemed to do a good job behind the scenes, and I am not surprised it all went downhill from there. He has done well to be picked up by Charlton, though.

I have the feeling that Notts won’t be able to bring anyone in. So far, there have been few signs, and I notice that the club has put out training videos. I think fans will be combing through the footage to see if anyone unknown is among the squad, but I really don’t see anything transpiring now.

Picking on Wrexham is easy; it will be generated to get clicks, and they know people will pick up and share it like this. Their owners are very easy targets, and everything they do will eventually be covered. They start with positives, then quickly turn nasty. I pay no attention to things like this.

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In looking to replicate Luton Town's success, Notts carries not just a sense of ambition but also recognises the stepping stones to that success. The acknowledgement of the importance of a balance between youth and experience shows a wise insight from our manager. This understanding gives so much more depth than just aspiring to success. The journey from having 'a good feeling' to standing up against established League Two teams is what makes football such an intoxicating sport. It's not just about the end, it's about the journey.

York City? Average team, they are always going to struggle with competing in the National League without some much-needed investment into the club.

Notts should do well against Accrington Stanley, they have a good side but it’s more a team built around the group of players and with very few standout stars. They work exceptionally well together, I give them that but Luke Williams must be excited about the potential of seeing his squad outperform one of the other teams tipped for promotion. Stanley might surprise me, but I feel safe enough to write this. I just want to see a good performance.

This is something that we all must try to support when and where we can, I will support it. As I said previously, there has to be some form of support. Good luck with it.

It was clear Rawlinson's instincts and situational awareness were sharp as ever, seizing the moment and sliding the ball into the goal. His contribution to the match didn't stop at simply defending but extended to actually putting us ahead. I believe that kind of initiative and instinct, the kind that Rawlinson showed, is what elevates Notts.

He looks ideal. People should consider that the level of the Irish leagues is a mixture of League One/Two and the National League, with some good players capable of playing higher. This takes nothing away from his prospect or overall ability. I think he would be a good signing.

Twitter.com is becoming X.com. That’s why URLs aren’t embedding, because it’s switching over from what is supported by PON. @liampie mentioned there’s a temporary fix, but @Chris isn’t keen to use it because it could change at any moment and break again. Good luck to Jodi Jones! It’s great to have such a good player being called up by his country.

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I don’t agree with early sacking, but something other than poor form must have prompted this decision. It’s very early days; Eastleigh should be able to turn him around.

I also hope the injury isn’t too serious. Cedwyn Scott is one of the players I believe to be vital to Luke Williams’ plans. He fits well as a starting option, but also someone who can boost games when he comes on from off the bench. It does look quite concerning with how he limped and hobbled off.

It was an excellent team performance, with urgency and patience at the right time. Notts knew when to press and create chances, very unlucky not to have beaten Tranmere Rovers by at least 5 goals. Macaulay Langstaff, Dan Crowley’s blazing miss, David McGoldrick’s post-hitting effort. So many very good chances which Luke Williams should be delighted to see Notts produce. We still need to find a test like Gillingham or MK Dons, but the confidence is lifting by the game. A very good win for Notts.