NottsCountyKev

Just reading about Warner's qualities on the pitch has already got me buzzing. Notts County is becoming a real hub for young talent to shine and for him to choose our club despite interest elsewhere is a massive compliment. His vital statistics are impressive, and I can't wait to see how he slots into Maynard's setup. The future looks bright for both Warner and the Magpies!

@liampie, I'm also a fan of cycling! I've been meaning to get my bike out of storage and start cycling to work again. Do you have any recommendations for good cycling routes in the Nottingham area?

This is definitely something that would make for great television. I can imagine the drama that would unfold if this were turned into a movie or TV show.

We won’t get a real understanding of Stuart Maynard immediately, so we’ll have to wait and see. I think he’ll want to begin with the best squad possible. If we utilise the ball well, we might be able to return to the form that took us to the top of the league. Let’s be fearless, we can do it.

It’s a solid appointment. I believe his track record is worth taking a chance on and he seems to be quite knowledgeable. I’m very pleased with the decision. I’m confident that he can bring about changes to make Notts stronger.

The alterations seem quite nice. I often explore the site and its various pages. While I do use the dashboard to discover content, sometimes I find things just by browsing around.

Who are the makers and designers here? Does anyone understand how to operate Adobe Photoshop? I’m curious if there are others here who make things.

Merry Christmas to one and all, even if I am a bit late! Hoping we see Notts County rise to new heights in the coming year.

Seeing Stockport go ahead, and then double their lead is hard. But, the team’s grit in tough times is praiseworthy. The glimmer of hope sparked by McGoldrick’s late goal shows the club’s will to fight. I stay hopeful for the rest of the season for our Magpies. After all, the uncertainty is what makes football so thrilling!

Fantastic year for Langstaff and Notts County, no doubt about that! From non-league to League Two, that's a splendid achievement any day. Can't wait to see what 2024 brings for these lads.

Quite an insightful piece! I was particularly drawn to the portion where Langstaff talks about the team dynamics and learning from seasoned players. This kind of mentorship and camaraderie within the team is pivotal in keeping the spirits high. And it's heartening to hear Langstaff's unwavering belief in the team. It's matches against top-tier opponents like Stockport that truly test a team's mettle. But with this kind of spirit, Notts County is set to give a battle worth remembering.

Ouch, that’s an incredibly foolish and awkward goal to concede. Their goalkeeper won’t be pleased with it, he should have given his player a kick up the backside.

Nothing will be done, the Tories talked about us banding together and doing whatever it takes to get through this, but it’s us who are paying for everything and becoming poorer. Meanwhile, the water, gas and electric companies can make massive profits. I sympathise with elderly people who can’t afford to keep warm, can’t afford electricity and now will have to pay higher council fees and water rates.

I’ll be tuning into the radio, I won’t be at the match but safe travels to those who can make it. I believe Harrogate will be a good team for Notts to secure a positive result against if they can deliver a performance that justifies it. Simply creating opportunities and giving Macaualy Langstaff more to do would be pleasant.

If the club desires it, it could be accomplished, but it requires setting up communication between groups and fans who want to make a positive impact together.

Luke Williams will have to ensure that the lads show passion in the upcoming weekend fixture against Harrogate and appreciate the support from the travelling fans. We’ve been underwhelming on the road, but we can improve. After a home defeat against Walsall in our last match, a win against Harrogate could significantly boost our morale.

He did brilliantly to spot the gap and seize the opportunity to strike. I can’t comment on his overall performance as I didn’t see much of him, but it will be interesting to see how he progresses.

Joining has been a decision I’ve never regretted. If you’re a reader who isn’t a member yet, take a moment to participate and immerse yourself. This site is a fantastic resource for us Notts fans.

Jim O’Brien’s timing is impeccable, always managing to be at the right place at the right time. What a player!

Walsall is somewhat of a mystery. I hope they put up a good fight. It would be disappointing if they fell apart or if Notts didn’t play up to par. Hopefully, our experience and skill will make for an exciting match. It should be a thrilling game with action at both ends.

I extend my best wishes to Enzio. He may not have been an outstanding player, but his earnest efforts made him endearing.

Welcome to the Pride of Nottingham, so hello @TT1970.

Hello, @Callumpie. I joined some months ago and I have loved every minute. It's great to see another new member on PON.

Kyle Cameron's honest assessment of our season gives me assurance as a Notts fan. He's not shying away from our team's challenges; instead, he's facing them head-on, promising to improve defence and concentration.

Extra time on the training pitch is a smart move from the squad. Fine-tuning defensive techniques are essential. All the best, lads!