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Better interview for sure, Kewell seems pleased and I'm optimistic about the talk of hard work.

Let's just hope he can bring some sense with him now that he's returned, someone has to be more alert at the back.

Usually I would be pleased to see Stevenage but they have a couple of former magpie players and this usually leads to them scoring or playing well. I don't know what to expect but I hope to see a good result come from the game.

Not the best comments but I understand that he's trying to shield his players.

You can't tell players how to score goals but they have to capable of creating them in the first place, Harry needs to work on this.

Good interview and interesting, but I do feel one from the assistant manager would be more interesting. We know what Paul Hart brings, we have met Harry Kewell and seen that he has a grasp on what's happening. Yet nothing from the assistant manager himself yet.

Those floods lights behind him seem to have him caught like a rabbit in the headlights. He seems taken back at times by the line of questioning, I would have much preferred the questions to be about the game myself.

Nice to see PON sharing the post match videos done by Notts, I don't watch YouTube but these are useful.

I was delighted to see that Notts was winning but frustrated when I saw they had lost. It might be a cup that nobody seems to care about but at the end of the day had they have won, it would have been a big confidence boost for the players. That's why I am disappointed.

Good interview and addition based on what I have read.

I would be inclined to agree. I think understands the nature of the task at hand and he seems to know what's going wrong. Part of me felt even Kevin Nolan didn't understand just how bad things had gotten.

I am curious if Elliot Hewitt and any of the underperformers so far will make the first 11. So far Harry Kewell seems to be focused on strengthening the weakest areas and a good defensive performance should say if Ross Fitzsimons can be relied upon at all. I am hoping Notts can get their first win of the season.

It would be nice for fans of both teams to pay their respects by attending the game, it sounds interesting.

I come on and often talk to myself, so its nice to see someone else awake when I am. Welcome to PON @Nocturnal-Magpie, its a very good site and you will be greeted by many messages greeting you. This is one of the nicest things about this community, the people are friendly and discuss things sensibly.

Very fair and balanced article this @Bainbridge NCFC, please keep contributing to PON like this because as an exile it allows me to feel closer to the club. Smashing article!

I would have liked to see Kevin Nolan given more time myself, but fans who cried out for his sacking got their wish and now the club has Harry Kewell. I'd love to read more of your opinions @Lozzle1.

It sounds awful.

Good video @ARLukomski, I enjoy watching these when I get a chance to properly sit down and view them.

Some excellent pictures there!

Just try to install a winning mentality from this game, it's winnable and if it does happen it could benefit the next league game.

Who would have known this would be Kevin Nolan's last match, I have to add Notts looked like they was always the second best team and it must have been frustrating to watch them be so far out classed.

Since when did Miss Trunchbull work for Notts County? So that is what happened to her after the Maltilda credits stopped rolling.

I get the feeling Mark Crossley didn't want to take any part in the post match interview, he seems to be carefully choosing his words too.

The clubs fortune has to change, I hope Notts get the first league win and that things settle for whoever comes in. This has to be the goal right now.

Cheap performance from what I have seen, Notts just wasn't at the races. I think had Hemmings scored his chance the game could have ended differently but with the way the keeper flaps around and the defence fails to pressure the opposition a loss always seems likely. It has to stop now, it's cost the manager his job.