Countyman

I am a Countyman, nothing else. I can’t pretend that their survival is a huge thing when some of their fans can’t appreciate how big our return to the Football League is. I mean, they struggled to get out of League One, blamed their chairman and made his life hell. He sadly dies, they love him again. They would be in trouble without Nigel Doughty and all his efforts. No, I don’t care for Forest and I never will.

Yes, Luke Williams on the TV is a great advert for the football club. The PR is useful, hopefully they can generate more interest going into the pre-season.

The Non League years have seen Notts reshape their identity after losing it in the season we were relegated. A team that could barely defend, took us down with zero pride and little responsibility for failing to do it. As for the owner at the time, I wish not to speak of that fool.

This is a dream come true for me. Jodi Jones is my favourite player and I’m so glad he’s staying with us for two more years. He’s a magician on the wing and he always makes things happen. He’s got a great attitude and a great personality and he fits in well with the squad and the fans. He’s one of us and we love him. Welcome home Jodi!

I haven’t had the opportunity to listen to the show yet, as I only found out about it yesterday. Thank you @Piethagoram and @Chris for sharing the links - I really appreciate it.

In my opinion, Aaron Nemane was outstanding at Wembley. He’s been a consistently strong performer for most of the season. Of course, every player has their off days and it’s only natural that he would have a few bad games - that’s just part and parcel of playing at this level. I’m really hoping that he decides to extend his stay with us because it would mean that we have some solid cover on the right. If Jodi Jones also signs with us, then we should be in a good position out wide.

As Notts County approaches its 5,000th game, it appears that destiny has played a hand in the club’s promotion. This momentous occasion is a hallmark event for the club and deserves to be celebrated with all the pomp and circumstance befitting such an achievement. The club and its supporters should revel in this accomplishment and look forward to continued success in the future.

The National League paper has given Notts County better coverage than the Nottingham Post ever has. It’s quite a shame really. I haven’t bought the paper for years now and I will miss reading about Notts in the NLP. Thankfully, we are no longer in Non-League.

I don’t believe we should be too critical about the drinking. Let them have fun and as long as nothing happens that could cause problems, then it’s really just them letting off steam after having such a successful season.

It would be quite sneaky if you had chosen Frank Vincent, @CliftonMagpie. I’m waiting for your reply to see if that’s correct. If it’s not, could you give us another club to guess?

Anywhere from 1st to 7th is a possibility for Notts. The team has shown that they can compete with the best, delivering outstanding performances on the field. With their talent and determination, they have a real chance of finishing in a strong position and securing a spot in the top seven.

Forte was a brilliant player who made a huge impact on the pitch.

Drinking can help at times. I don’t have many drinks, but there have been times when I needed a swift one just to get by. The highs are easier because you just ride the wave until it crashes. The lows are harder because you never know what to expect with this club.

In Luke Williams we trust! I think we’ll see the majority of players renew their deals and it will come down to whether Sam Slocombe and Ruben Rodrigues choose to stay.

Actually, I do watch the show from time to time, but not religiously. I would watch it more frequently if they injected some life into it. That’s my only criticism.

I hope we can follow in Luton’s footsteps or find our own way back to League One. The club’s potential is much greater than League Two and even the National League. If we can stay the course and keep building, who knows what we can achieve?

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One of Matt Palmer's greatest strengths is his calm and composed demeanour on the pitch. As a midfielder, he consistently delivers what is required of him, making intelligent decisions and executing them with precision. Even in high-pressure situations, Palmer remains level-headed, allowing him to perform at his best in even the most challenging of games. His calmness and consistency make him a reliable and valuable player for Notts County.

Wishing you a very happy birthday, @Chris! May all your dreams come true.

The Reedtz brothers have done an amazing job in turning the club around and leading us to promotion. Their praise for the team’s mental and physical fortitude is well-deserved.

Credit goes to the photographer for the excellent photos and to the fans for posing. It’s not difficult to arrange them into a layout.

It’s a great video by Notts. It captures all the emotions of what it was like to enter the National League and what it took to get out. I feel like it’s a sign of happier times to come.

I can’t help but feel sorry for Ross Fitzsimons, but sometimes it seems like his gloves have holes in them.

It truly emphasises the unique bond shared between Notts County and its fans. It’s wonderful to witness such a powerful connection between the team and its supporters.

Reading will have to pay compensation for Luke Williams and if I were on the Notts board, I would set it quite high considering Williams’ achievements in such a short time. It could be the difference between back-to-back promotions or undoing all the progress that has been made. For the first time in many decades, I have faith in the club’s appointment process, but allowing Williams to leave while he’s still under contract could cause more harm than good.