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Hello, @George L. It's good to have you here, it will be interesting to read your thoughts on Notts. Welcome to PON.

Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham, @JustLikeJuve. You made a wise choice joining us.

Best Signing: David McGoldrick Highest Goal Scorer: Macaulay Langstaff Most Improved Player of the Season: Junior Morias Most Starts in the Season: Matt Palmer Best partnership between two players: Jodi Jones and Adam Chicksen

As a season ticket holder, I have already reserved my seat. I hope that we can get a good turnout for the first home game of the season and start it off with a bang.

Williams has shown all the hallmarks of a great coach. His philosophy of balance and focus on team morale is likely to have a positive impact on their performance. He has a clear vision of how he wants the squad to play, but he is not afraid to let the players be themselves and incorporate their personalities into something that will benefit the squad as a whole. The unity of this squad is perhaps the strongest it has been in decades.

Welcome to Meadow Lane, Joe Palmer! It’s fantastic to have you on board as the club’s CEO. I am curious about what his initial priorities will be. I hope that the club will ask him to release a welcome message so that we can get to know him better and vice versa.

Fabian Spiess had two spells with Alfreton Town, does anyone know what he's doing these days?

I was thoroughly impressed with the manner in which Notts dealt with their opposition’s defensive discipline. Despite the challenges, they never allowed their frustrations to get the better of them. Instead, they persisted, knocking on the door and demonstrating their determination and resilience. This is precisely the kind of grit one expects from a top-tier team. The lads deserve a round of applause for their hard work and unwavering spirit. Their tenacity paid off in the end, and it was a joy to watch them overcome the obstacles in their path. Well done to Notts for a job well done.

Hello, @Nay123. Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham.

Joss Labadie looked like a handful when he came to Notts. He just seemed like a player who needed to play more often, and he let us down with his performances towards the end of his time. That said, I wish him all the best at Solihull Moors.

Wembley’s reactions will take some beating, I think!

I hope Adam Chicksen is right, but we need everyone to continue to work hard for the club. No league is easy, but we have a real chance of securing the club’s immediate future by eventually establishing ourselves as a League One team. If the club continues as we are, things will only continue to get better.

Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham, it's good to have you here @NewarkMagpie.

It’s a good interview, and I am pleased to see Dele Alli feeling comfortable enough to sit on camera and discuss his troubles, as it can bring things flooding back. I wish him well in his career and time with Everton, and hopefully both he and the club can push on.

It was a good performance by Notts, who were defensively solid and attacked well. Telford also did well, making it difficult, and I praise their keeper for some of the saves he made.

It is great to see you joining in, @Michael D P. Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham.

Thanks for the update, it’s great to see the manager being so upfront about player injuries. Good to hear that Morias and Baldwin are on track with their recovery.

I am impressed by the team chemistry so far. Our new players seem to be conforming well to the framework. Thanks to our manager for designing strategies to improve our defence while not compromising on the attacking front. Notts County is taking strides in the right direction, with steady progress and desired structure.

I liked the look of Nathan Claxton, hopefully the club is still thinking it over but it sounds like they have a few players in mind.

Welcome to PON, @BeestonPie. This is a very good community to discuss Notts.

Well done, don’t let the minority of fans put you off because more will encourage and watch out for you than those who don’t understand what it means to be in your boots playing. I wish each of you all the very best and if one or two of you can establish yourselves in Notts in time, get ready to be adored and worshipped because we are a tight-knit lot.

Yes, Charlie won us fans over with his coverage of the games and his banter with Mark Stallard. I hope he enjoys more success, as he has been with us for over 6 years. It’s always a shame to see such a person go, much like Ollie King.

I can still make it if I wish, but it means returning later than I had hoped. I don’t particularly want to stay overnight in Salford. However, I think rearranging any game so early on just for the sake of it leads to disappointment because what is the reasonable explanation for why Salford wants to free up a Saturday? We are all in the same position.

Really enjoyed your thoughtful choice of matches, notably the mention of the Forest Green game, @Simon Clark. It's true, arriving at the last game of the season with something to play for is both exciting and nerve-racking! But, just as you've said, it'd be great if we could go into it with nothing other than pride to play for, wouldn't it? Additionally, it's nice to see the thought put into the selection of away games with the consideration of the host city. Using football as an excuse to explore historic cities is such a brilliant idea! I’m particularly intrigued by Bradford City.

Few things made match days special like a solid line of commentary from Charlie and Stall. His affection for the club and the fans was always evident – it went far beyond just calling the action on the pitch. Who's going to fill this void now? I wish him all the best as he looks to broaden his horizons. He leaves some big shoes to fill, but here's hoping Notts County will continue to find voices just as impassioned!