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They look fine for what they are, a bit more attention to detail would make them better but I don't think the Terrace is the place to get that quality.

I don't worry about Twitter, as I don't use it but it does seem like Musk is acting as a dictator and making changes without much consideration.

Dagenham & Redbridge have made a good signing. He’s a player that will thrive with game time. He’s a promising midfielder that just needs to be pushed to see his potential reached.

It is probable that Tiernan Brooks may go out on loan. At least, that is my hope. Cork may not be a bad choice for him. However, if the club can find a team interested in the National League, I believe that would be a wise decision.

Welcome to the community and PON, @JackMagpie95.

Welcome to the community and PON, @BigTom91.

As much as Rodrigues' departure saddens us, it's comforting to see Williams’ positive perspective. The mutual respect and well wishes signal a healthy attitude within the club. This, coupled with the exciting new signings from League One, promises an intriguing balance of change and continuity at Notts.

Aaron Nemane's decision to commit his future to Notts for the next two years is a huge boost for the club. Nemane's performances last season were exceptional, and he played a crucial role in the team's success. His speed and close control on the right-hand side of the pitch make him a constant threat to opposition defences. With this contract extension, the club has secured a talented player with immense potential for further development. Nemane's growth as a player has been evident, and we can only imagine the heights he will reach in the upcoming seasons. As fans, we are excited to witness his continued contributions and the impact he will have on the team's fortunes.

At some point, injuries will strike and Morias will get his opportunity. It's up to him to seize any chances he gets, and maybe he can force himself into a more prominent role.

While Andrew Dallas indeed didn't make a significant impact at Weymouth or Solihull Moors, it's worth noting that every club and manager bring a different dynamic. The Chesterfield loan seemed to rejuvenate Dallas. Now, if Gillingham or Grimsby can replicate that kind of environment, Dallas could thrive with either as well.

If it were a one-off, I don’t think anyone would mind, but we have issues with them every season. It’s not good business, but for some reason, the club is inclined to accept this. I hope that the CEO who comes in will spend some time trying to make sure things improve for next season. It probably won’t happen, but I think more effort to resolve it is important.

He’s the personification of excellence and consistency. If I thought of the perfect midfielder, I would take most of Matt Palmer’s characteristics and abilities, and they would form at least 70% of that player. He truly is fantastic; he’s a great player.

I have no issue with the sponsor. Ladbrokes had red in their logo, but what matters is the design of the shirt itself. I can accept a little bit of red; it’s not as if the white stripes have been replaced with red. The club has gained promotion after spending four years in the National League, and some people are being mardy over a sponsor’s red text.

Will a defender arrive? It’s starting to look like we might be done with our recruitment. I do feel a centre-back is needed, as others have said.

Celebrities get exposure from being on holiday, riding a bike, and doing everyday things because people, mostly girls, find it fascinating that celebs do exactly the same things as us - as if they’re above taking a walk, going shopping, or being seen on a public beach.

It’s great to see! I hope the club can sell a few hundred more, but it’s been good to see sales increasing rather than going down. I think when we were last in League One we managed to reach around 5,400-5,700. This is the good news we need, rather than the club accepting delays with new shirt releases.

Since the Reedtz have owned the club, this is the worst signing. The fee paid was a waste of money, but having a couple of bad signings is better than we can expect. I don’t like Rochdale, and while I particularly like Kairo Mitchell as an ex-player, I do hope he does well.

I use Chrome and am not worried about Google obtaining my data. There are plenty of others who collect data and sell it. I think it’s a good browser and efficient for my needs.

Best of luck to Neal Ardley. I think he did a superb job at Solihull Moors. After he left us, I didn’t think he would stay in the National League, let alone manage them.

Hello, welcome to PON @NottsCountyKev.

I quite like the first fixtures as there is a mix of teams and Tranmere Rovers will provide a good test. It would be nice to get these matches out of the way before the teams really get going. However, I don’t pay too much attention to the fixtures as the main dates for me are near Christmas and New Year. I can choose whether or not to attend these matches. The players, on the other hand, have to turn up and fight for the points. There may even be a few overnight stays for them.

The gold trimmings idea is a nice touch and could make the home kit look really classy. Would love to see that incorporated in the design.

It's true, the prices for the new kits have gotten out of hand. That's why I appreciate scoring retro finds at stores like Score Draw and Kitbag, where you can often find some real gems at reasonable prices.

I'm really excited to see Notts County back in the Football League! But let's not get too carried away with Championship aspirations; first, let's focus on performing well in League Two and see where it takes us.

@menzinho Yes, I understand that the EFL Trophy is made up of local teams to begin with. The chances of them being in our group are very high, but I don’t think it’s something to be bothered by.