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I hear Luke Williams has just signed a professional wrestling contract with the WWE, under the ring name 'Luke “The Buck” Williams',

He had a few games where he played like a world-beater whilst trying to garner interest in his expiring contract. He played up to the cameras during a live game, where he did appear to be a real talent. However, his ability flattered to deceive, as he looked quite average nine times out of ten.

I am voting for Macaulay Langstaff, not just because of his goals but also his performances. As previously mentioned with Adam Chicksen, I believe the same applies to Langstaff for keeping Notts on course for the top end of the table by scoring some crucial goals. The number of braces he has scored is remarkable, and while some may be simple, others are truly wonderful. That is why he will receive my vote. However, I would like to acknowledge that the entire first team has been outstanding this season.

I believe that all three chants are creative. However, if they were actually sung, that would be a different matter. Nevertheless, I encourage you to give it a go.

I thought Luke Williams made it harder in the first half when he decided to switch the wing-backs. Jodi Jones might be able to play on both sides, but Adam Chicksen cannot. He looked uncomfortable on the right side, but I thought he did much better in the second half when he played in his usual position. Woking had spells where they looked good going forward, but they looked shaky in defence and gave the ball away very easily. The pressure from Notts was spot on, and they did tremendously to win the ball back. The goals may have seemed late, but that's football. When Notts have scored much later on, it's even more nerve-wracking. It was a solid win for the club to keep pressure on Wrexham.

Did the club not extend Ruben Rodrigues' contract when he was being linked with other clubs, even though he had a fair bit of time remaining on his deal? It is both a positive and a negative to have such a good striker, but only time will tell if it will prove to be more of one and less of the other.

The switch made it harder for Notts in the first half, it simply did not work until the second half and was not as effective. It was quite a bizarre decision.

With the game being altered in numerous negative ways, it seems like the individuals responsible for making decisions are intentionally attempting to ruin something that does not require repairing. However, the areas that do make sense, such as this, are disregarded and compressed. If they wish to generate more revenue, they must make it more competitive. Having teams such as Stockport dominate the league, and even to some extent, Wrexham and Notts, is not the most favourable advertisement for other clubs. Nevertheless, it is a positive advertisement for the league, and they must make the necessary changes to open up the league and make it even more thrilling.

Sam Austin has been in fine form for a while. He deserves his space in the team, and I think he takes the pressure off other players to unlock the play.

Welcome to the community here on PON, @Dry Nelson Ray. Even Wrexham fans will feel at home here.

I believed that the game was a typical match for a team that had narrowly lost in a significant game previously. The first half had good spells, and Woking was about the same as us in the first 45 minutes. Chicksen is not a right-sided player, so it is reasonable to point out William's decisions. We have won games in the final moments of games, which he was delighted with, games that we could have lost or drawn. We scored three superb goals and found the play, and he appears very unhappy. My conclusion is that he is the one still hurting from the Wrexham defeat.

Reportedly, Notts had 63.55% possession overall, with only 6.38 average shots on target. However, I perceived that Notts created several exceptional opportunities, and from what I can recall, the final score could have easily been around 5-0. It was a delight to see Richard Brindley return to the side. Although he didn't engage in the attacks as much, he proved to be dependable when called upon. The return of Brindley and Cadwyn Scott came at an opportune time, and they were both sorely missed from the line-up. If Luke Williams can make astute decisions, he might not have to worry about the playoffs. Nevertheless, I hope that we can avoid such a roll of the dice for our own sake, although I had believed that we had done so previously!

It raises the question as to why anyone in New York, or even in America, would take an interest, given the scarcity of actual Notts fans over there. Americans may not be concerned about who owns Wrexham, yet that hasn't prevented them from composing this outstanding article.

There were rumours circulating when he played on loan for our team that he had a bad attitude, but I held the belief that he had the potential to achieve greater success than he has accomplished thus far.

I was uncertain if Macaulay Langstaff's goal would be allowed or not, as I couldn't determine if the opposing player had played him onside or not. Thankfully, the officials made the correct decision and didn't disallow the goal, which worked in our favour.

I had hoped to witness more of Tiernan Brooks on the pitch after Sam Slocombe sustained his injury. However, I believe that Luke Williams made the correct decision by excluding Brooks from the team since it would have been unfair to Archie Mair if he had been replaced once Brooks' international duties had come to an end. Out of curiosity, does anyone have information regarding whether Brooks played for Ireland U21's team?

Notts County has the potential to reach the 100-point milestone, which would further reinforce how fantastic the 2022/23 season has been for the club. This achievement would be a fitting tribute to the club's devoted fans who have sadly passed away, including the recent loss of Jason Turner. The team must maintain their excellent form and continue to perform at their best to reach this significant milestone. It would undoubtedly be a proud moment for the club and a testament to their hard work and dedication. To achieve this goal, it's crucial that key players such as Matt Palmer, Ruben Rodrigues, and Adam Chicksen are at their very best. These players have played a significant role in the club's success this season and will be instrumental in securing the remaining points needed to reach the 100-point milestone. It's important to acknowledge the significant losses that the club and its fans have endured this year. However, reaching the 100-point mark would be a positive step forward for the club and a way to honour those who have passed away. We look forward to seeing the team's continued success and celebrating this achievement with the rest of the Notts County community.

The departure of Jason Turner from our club is indeed a saddening loss for us. His contributions to the club will be sorely missed.

Luke Williams' remarks appear to be more of a gesture of respect and praise towards the opposition team rather than his actual evaluation of their current performance. It's common practice for managers to publicly acknowledge the strengths of their opponents, particularly when they face them in upcoming fixtures. By doing so, they aim to maintain a sense of sportsmanship and avoid underestimating the opposition. However, it's possible that Williams' comments may not truly reflect his personal views on the team's current form.

What a brilliant professional performance by Notts. It's hard to believe that we have amassed 97 points, which would have secured us the league title by this stage in almost every other season. This season has been completely bonkers. It's even more insane when you consider that we need Wrexham to suffer two more losses than us to obtain the reward that we truly deserve.

It embodies the harsh realities of the National League, wherein securing a single automatic spot and achieving promotion from this division is widely acknowledged as one of the most demanding accomplishments.

Notts pulled off a remarkable victory over Scunthorpe, thanks to Chicksen and Langstaff's two outstanding goals that sealed the deal. The team displayed a tenacious and determined attitude right from the outset, with Chicksen's goal in the early stages of the game setting the tone for the rest of the match. Langstaff's 39th goal of the season was truly remarkable, and it was a proud moment for fans to witness him equal the club record. As the season nears its end, it's crucial that the team keeps up this momentum and works towards closing the gap to Wrexham even with it being unlikely they will be caught.

I can definitely see how the fact that Wrexham won't be playing until Saturday could add some extra pressure to our upcoming match against Eastleigh. We know that our rivals will be watching closely, and we'll want to make sure we maintain our pressure on them in the league table. At the same time, I think this could also be an opportunity for us narrow the gap on them. If we can come out with a win against Eastleigh, we'll be able to send a message to Wrexham, which could give us a bit of breathing room and make us feel more comfortable in our position just behind them in the league. Of course, we can't take anything for granted. Every match is a new challenge, and we'll need to be at our best to come out on top against Eastleigh. But as a Notts County fan, I have faith in our team's ability to rise to the occasion and get the job done.

In the event of a similar outcome in the playoffs, it would still mark a considerable progression from last season. We should anticipate the absence of jeering and focus on returning next year to dominate Wrexham without any hassle.