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This uncertainty is intrinsic to football, isn't it? 'Will he? Won't he?' No matter where Dallas ends up, I hope he manages to tap into his full potential.

A massive accolade to everyone involved in this achievement. This sense of camaraderie and collective support will surely bolster Notts County's spirit in the upcoming matches.

I wasn’t able to go either, but it’s good to hear who played well and to hear about the youth players that featured. The result doesn’t matter, I know people are pleased with the 3-0 win. The main thing is the chemistry the players pick up ahead of the new season.

Both halves of the squad performed well. Luke William was spot-on with his post-match thoughts. Nuneaton played well, though their challenges were somewhat aggressive. It was nice to see that we weren’t afraid to give as good as we got!

I like Instagram. I think Meta understands its users better, and I don’t really buy into all this data selling and other nonsense, as it’s the same with Google. I think Threads will be a much better place, so I’m interested to see how it does.

Frank Vincent was a great player on his day. I really wish him all the best, as I think he deserves to play more than what we could offer him.

I think all four teams have a good chance of promotion. With three automatic promotion spots in League Two, it does make promotion easier. I’m hopeful that Notts can secure one of those positions, as the playoffs would be a big gamble.

Well done to Stoke City. I hope that Notts considers doing something similar. Does anyone know if there will be a collection from the fans on the day?

Having flexibility and creativity to change games and adapt to different situations is a crucial aspect of any successful football team. It's great to see that Luke Williams recognises this and is building his squad accordingly. I'm really excited for the upcoming season!

Nemane's influence on the team speaks volumes! Can’t wait to see him continue to shine in the next two years.

Having a throwback to the past seasons sounds great @lambleypie, as @CliftonMagpie has said Incorporating past design elements, especially from seasons where the club performed really well, could potentially bring about a sense of nostalgia among the fans, and propel the team's performance.

It’s a strange situation. There may not be anything to it, but when a manager leaves like that, it makes you wonder. I hope it’s not family-related, as that would be awful if he had to quit due to some problems. But we can only speculate until more news comes out or he joins another team.

I put a crown on King William’s head for my display picture. I think I do follow some members. I may have another look; I did add some information to my profile.

Reading Nigel's story, I can't help but be proud of also being a Notts County fan. Best of luck to you, Nigel, and may our club continue to have dedicated supporters like you!

With our busy schedules, it’s easy for old members to lose their way. However, they are the perfect people to invite back. One of the best things about PON is the ability to discuss matters without anyone acting superior to others.

Jack has been taking lessons from Ruben on how to party. Ever since City won the Champions League, he hasn’t stopped. Not only is Jack a good player, but he can also drink an alcoholic under the bar.

He made an attempt and exerted effort, but his performance was terrible. If someone were to wager on him scoring, they would stand to earn a considerable sum, as the likelihood of it occurring must be quite low.

Hello, welcome to PON @rhodship66. Jump in and comment when you can.

I'm looking forward to seeing how Stone fits into the team's playing style. It's always interesting to see how new players adapt and contribute to the squad.

I think Lincoln City is a good tie for the club; it’s our first season back in League Two. It could have been a boring cup draw, but it’s not. Some fans just want to be the first to be negative for the sake of it. They should go support someone else if they can’t get behind this.

I voted for Jodi Jones; we saw what he could do while on loan and to have him for a full season is encouraging. I believe we can do far more on the pitch. As others have said, I like all the signings. Will Randall seems like a great promising player who shone for Sutton; I would put him in the squad on the opening day.

t’s interesting that we’ve been given our first away day against Will Randall’s former club. I think it will be good for him to get it out of the way and I would start him. Let’s see what he can do and hope we can get the result; a win on the opening day would be nice, but I have no complaints. The fixtures look good to me!

The best post in the whole discussion goes to @Chris. I hadn’t thought about this and would have said he had been forgotten, but after seeing such a detailed and interesting comment, it’s hard not to agree with it. Luke Williams will know what he has at his disposal; he will know where they fit in and I’m sure he will get the best out of JR Morias.

Luke Williams just needs one or two defenders: a centre-back and maybe a left wing-back. It all depends on how he sees things as I don’t know what his plans are for certain players, but I think at least one is needed now that we’ve signed a keeper.

It’s cheaper than going by coach! You wouldn’t want to miss seeing Notts go up or the chance for the club to gain promotion. I think it’s worth the money if your car can’t beat the emission fees.