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NOTTS COUNTY 

FOOTBALL CLUB 

Meadow Lane, Nottingham, NG2 3HJ 

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PRE-SEASON 

NOTTS COUNTY v DERBY COUNTY 

SUNDAY 1 AUGUST 2021 ||| KICK-OFF 1PM 

NOTTS COUNTY v YORK CITY 

SATURDAY 7 AUGUST 2021 ||| KICK-OFF 3PM 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS: 

Chairman: Christoffer Reedtz 

Directors: Alexander Reedtz, Richard Montague, 

Jason Turner 

Honorary President: Derek Pavis (1930-2017) 

Honorary Vice-Presidents: 

John Mounteney (1935-2014), 

Jackie Sewell (1927-2016), Colin Slater MBE 

Associate Directors: Vivien Pavis and Ian Roberts 

STAFF DIRECTORY: 

Chief Executive: Jason Turner 

Head Coach: Ian Burchnall 

Assistant Head Coach: Michael Doyle 

Goalkeeper Coach: Jake Kean 

Head of Medical Services: Marco Ferreira 

Strength and Conditioning Coach: Ian Hutton 

Sports Therapist: Craig Heiden 

Analyst: Joao Alves 

Kit & Equipment Manager: Andy Reece 

Academy Manager: Dave Plant 

Media & Communications Manager: 

Nick Richardson 

Commercial Operations Manager: 

Jordan Worthington 

Stadium Operations Manager: Dave Langton 

Retail Manager & Lifeline Coordinator: 

Lynn Lawson 

Ticketing & E-Commerce Manager: 

Mike Townsend 

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Contributors: Neil Richardson 

Photography: John Sumpter, Ritchie Sumpter, 

Dan Westwell, Richard Davies, John Anderson 

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Welcome to the Mag 

Following a short break we’re delighted to have you 

back with us for our pre-season friendlies against 

Derby County and York City, who we wish well for 

their respective league campaigns. 

Read on for the inside track on both clubs as well as a feature 

interview from our new signing, Kyle Cameron, who looks back on his 

loan spell at Bootham Crescent and discusses his excitement for the 

challenge ahead at Meadow Lane. 

We profile Cameron’s fellow new recruits and also take you behind 

the scenes at pre-season training. 

Enjoy the games and the Mag – and we’ll see you back at the Lane for 

what should be a brilliant first home match against Torquay United! 

NOTTS COUNTY FOOTBALL CLUB 

HONOURS LIST: 

DIVISION 1: 

Best Ever Season: 

Third: 1890-91, 1900-01 

DIVISION 2: 

Champions: 1896-97, 

1913-14, 1922-23 

Runners-Up: 1894-95, 

1980-81 

Play-Off Winners: 1990-91 

DIVISION 3 (SOUTH): 

Champions: 1930-31, 

1949-50 

Runners-Up: 1936-37 

DIVISION 3: 

Champions: 1997-98 


Play-off Winners: 1989-90 

DIVISION 4: 



LEAGUE 2: 


FA CUP: 

Winners: 1894 

Runners-Up: 1891 

FOOTBALL LEAGUE CUP: 

Best Ever Season: 

Round 5, 1964, 1973, 1976 

ANGLO ITALIAN CUP: 

Winners: 1995 

Runners-Up: 1994 

As a professional football club, Notts County is committed to the confrontation and elimination 

of discrimination whether by reason of sex, sexual orientation, race, nationality, ethnic origin, 

colour or disability. Any enquiries relating to this can be directed to designated safeguarding and 

equalities officer Beverley Markland. Should you experience any issues on a matchday, please 

speak to a steward or member of staff. 

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HEAD COACH 

ian 

burchnall 

A very warm welcome to the representatives of Derby County and York 

City, along with all supporters and guests, for what I expect will be two very 

challenging and enjoyable pre-season friendlies. 

e come into this doubleheader 

in a good place having 

W recruited really well over the 

summer. We knew how important it was 

to both retain and attract the right players 

after falling just short last season and I’m 

very confident that we have managed to 

assemble a strong and balanced squad. 

At the time of writing we are still 

contemplating one or two more additions 

and we’re continuing to run the rule over 

trialists Andre Wright, Lamine Kaba Sherif 

and William Hondermarck, who have all 

worked their socks off throughout preseason. 

One area we are certainly looking to 

strengthen is up front, where we feel we 

probably need an extra option who can 

give us something different. We of course 

haven’t been helped by the hamstring injury 

suffered by Lewis Knight at Boston, the 

extent of which we’re still waiting to find out, 

so we’re putting a lot of effort into weighing 

up potential options. 

But we feel that the bulk of our transfer 

work is done now, which is a healthy 

position to be in at this stage of pre-season, 

and I’m excited to see what the future holds 

for this squad. 

From the Derby match onwards you can 

expect to see players getting more minutes, 

with the games becoming less disjointed 

due to fewer substitutions. The time has 

come for us to establish more consistency in 

our play and work more on the finer details. 

We will, of course, be far from the finished 

article – especially when you take into 

account the quality of the opposition we’ll 

be facing in these two games – so I expect 

to see plenty of mistakes and areas for 

improvement. 

But that’s exactly what you want from 

pre-season – to establish your team’s 

weaknesses as well as its strengths before 

the meaningful action gets going at Barnet 

on 21 August. 

That trip to the Hive will be my very first with 

our away supporters present and, having 

been starved for so long, I’ve got no doubt 

you will travel in big numbers. 

We then return to Meadow Lane the 

following week for what will no doubt be 

a very competitive game against Torquay 

United in front of a big crowd. I can’t wait! 

Thank you for your support. 

Ian 

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THANK YOU RUBEN SCOOPS 


FROM FANS’ AWARD 

THE BOARD 


Supporters voted Ruben Rodrigues as their 2020-21 

Our board of directors 

Player of the Season. 

conveyed the following 


message earlier this week. 










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We would like to place on record our 

immense gratitude to our fans for 

backing the club with such strong 

season ticket sales this summer. 

Over the weekend, 2021-22 sales 

surpassed our total figure for the 2019- 

20 campaign – including half-season 

tickets – which is fantastic, especially as 

there is more than a month to go before 

our first home match. 

We also understand that, for various 

reasons, a season ticket isn’t a viable 

purchase for everyone but we’re thrilled 

with how the entire fanbase continues 

to support us in every way possible. 

Shirt sales, for example, have been very 

strong and it’s been great to see so 

many of the new designs on show at our 

pre-season friendlies. 

Everyone at the club is working hard to 

prepare for the new campaign and we’re 

looking forward to welcoming you back 

to Meadow Lane for what we hope and 

believe will be an exciting and successful 

season. 

The Portuguese playmaker 

provided plenty of 

excitement in his debut 

campaign and scooped May’s 

Vanarama National League 

Player of the Month award 

after scoring seven goals and 

claiming a number of assists 

as we stormed towards the 

play-offs. 

Rodrigues was a crucial figure 

once again in our dramatic 

victory over Chesterfield 

before levelling up our semifinal 

tie at Torquay with an 

excellent header. 

And his overall contribution, 

which saw him finish the 

campaign on 13 goals, proved 

enough for him to scoop 

20.6% of the closely-contested 

vote – as well as the Young 

Pies’ Player of the Season 

award! 

Kyle Wootton, meanwhile, 

won the Players’ Player of 

the Season and Golden 

Boot awards for the second 

successive campaign. 

Having shared last year’s 

player-voted award with 

Connell Rawlinson, Wootton 

was a clear winner this 

time around thanks to his 

selfless work up front and his 

19-strong goal tally. 

Despite there being a number 

of strong candidates for Goal 

of the Season, Elisha Sam’s 

incredible effort against 

Oxford City – which many 

believe should be nominated 

for this year’s Puskas award 

– blew all other contenders 

out of the water, claiming a 

whopping 61.7% of supporters’ 

votes. 

Finally, there was welldeserved 

recognition for 

Tyreace Palmer whose efforts 

as captain in our titlewinning 

Under 18s side, along 

with his rise to first-team 

prominence, were rewarded 

with our Official Supporters 

Association nominating him as 

the club’s Young Player of the 

Season.

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OSA LAUNCH 


GOFUNDME FOR 

ACADEMY 


Our Official Supporters Association have launched 


WREXHAM 

a GoFundMe page to aid their fantastic fundraising 

efforts for our academy. 

ON THE BOX 










MANY 

HAPPY 


RETURNS! 




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Our Vanarama National League trip to 

Wrexham on Monday 30 August will 

kick off at a later time to accommodate 

live coverage on BT Sport. 

The match was initially scheduled to 

begin at 3pm but will now kick off at 

7.30pm. 

A very happy 70th birthday (1 

August) to a special dad/grandad! 

Lots of love, Natalie, Kelly, Teagan, 

Libby and Jenson x 

As we have now been 

playing outside the EFL for 

two seasons, we no longer 

receive grant funding to help 

cover the cost of academy 

operations. 

But, thanks to the generous 

support of our owners Chris 

and Alex Reedtz along with 

the committed work of the 

OSA, the academy’s future is 

secure. 

The OSA will nevertheless be 

increasing their attempts to 

generate funds to support 

Chris and Alex’s increased 

investment and are calling on 

supporters to engage with the 

various initiatives they’ll be 

running throughout the 2021- 

22 season. 

An OSA statement reads: 

“Firstly, we would like to 

place on record our sincere 

gratitude to Chris and Alex 

for securing the future of our 

academy. Clearly, without 

their commitment it would 

have been very difficult for it 

to continue and we have huge 

respect for what the owners 

have done. 

“We will be joining forces with 

our academy manager, Dave 

Plant, to raise even more funds 

this season to build on our 

dedicated work in previous 

years which has helped 

provide a variety of equipment 

and transport for our stars of 

the future. 

“Our fans and the club have 

always been incredibly 

supportive of our efforts and 

we know this will continue into 

what we all hope will be a very 

successful campaign for all our 

teams. 

“Many fans have already 

been in touch to ask if they 

can help by taking part in 

various sponsored events, 

which has led to us setting up 

a GoFundMe page. Money 

donated to this account will 

be transferred into our bank 

account which will in turn be 

passed on to the academy for 

whatever they need. One-off 

donations via GoFundMe are 

also welcome. 

“A number of fundraisers will 

follow throughout the season, 

including a collection on a 

designated matchday when 

Dave, his staff and players 

will be very grateful for your 

donations. 

“Our committee would like 

to thank everyone for their 

tremendous continued 

support!” 

You can donate to the page by visiting 

uk.gofundme.com/f/support-notts-county-fc-academy

opposition 

Derby County 

SUNDAY 1 AUGUST KICK-OFF 1PM 

Although these days Derby County consider 

our near neighbours Nottingham Forest as 

their fiercest rivals, we were the first of the 

Nottingham clubs to lock horns with the Rams as 

founder members of the Football League in 1888. 

Since then, the clubs have met in 

friendlies as well as many times 

in league and cup competitions, 

the majority of them between 

the formation of the league and 

the mid-1920s. 

However, perhaps one of the 

more memorable games was 

held in April 1969, 

when Meadow 

Lane hosted a 

testimonial match 

for our longserving 

player Alex 

Gibson between a 

combined Notts/ 

Forest team of the 

past and a Notts/ 

Derby team of the 

present. 

Famous Derby names 

taking part included Dave 

Mackay, Roy McFarland, Alan 

Hinton and Kevin Hector, but 

the shock inclusion in the Derby 

side was legendary Yorkshire 

and England cricketer Freddie 

Trueman. 

Perhaps that is not so surprising 

as history reveals that the 

football club was formed as an 

offshoot of Derbyshire County 

Cricket Club in 1884, but it is 

highly unlikely any cricketers 

will figure in manager Wayne 

Rooney’s squad today! 

And as the Rams finalise 

preparations for their opening 

Championship game of the 

season against Huddersfield on 

Saturday, this match is certain to 

provide a stern test of our skill 

and character, especially with 

our season opener some way off 

meaning the visitors will have 

the edge on fitness. 

Rooney’s arrival 

as a player at 

Pride Park caused 

quite a stir, and 

his promotion 

to manager now 

sees him tasked 

with restoring 

Derby to the 

powerhouse 

they were back 

in the 1970s 

“” 

Above: 

Colin Kazim-Richards celebrates with 

teammates after scoring their first goal in 

their recent friendly against Manchester 

United 

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Tom Lawrence had been given the captain’s 

armband for the forthcoming season 

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opposition 

insider 

TOM LOAKES, who grew up as a Meadow Lane season ticket 

holder and worked in our media department before leaving in 

2009 to join Derby County, where he is Senior Communications 

Officer, answers our question about the Rams... 

Rooney’s arrival as a player 

at Pride Park caused quite 

a stir, and his promotion to 

manager now sees him tasked 

with restoring Derby to the 

powerhouse they were back in 

the 1970s, when they won two 

First Division titles and reached a 

European Cup semi-final. 

Having escaped relegation 

to League One by the skin of 

their teeth last season, Rams 

fans will be looking for a swift 

improvement in fortunes this 

coming campaign and the club 

have put their faith in Rooney to 

lead the revival. 

It will be no easy task as 

the Championship is widely 

recognised as one of the most 

competitive leagues in the world 

and is littered with great names 

of the past desperate to bring 

back the glory years. 

It is a situation which is familiar 

to our fans, as we face a similarly 

daunting challenge to fight 

our way out of an increasingly 

competitive Vanarama National 

League and back into the EFL, 

where everyone at the club 

believes we belong. 

Hopefully by the end of the 

season both sets of supporters 

will have reason to celebrate. 

Q Derby fans are used to renewing 

their annual rivalry with our near 

neighbours across the Trent, so will 

it be strange for up to 2,000 of them 

to be heading for the world’s oldest 

professional football club instead of 

the City Ground? 

A I’m sure it will be strange in some 

way, as Derby and Forest have both 

been in the same league for well over 

a decade, but Derby have made a 

couple of visits to Meadow Lane in 

recent years for pre-season and that 

will bring an element of familiarity. 

With the game being so local, it’s 

certainly one the supporters can look 

forward to. I’m sure Notts, as they 

look for another push for promotion 

this season in the National League, will 

provide a good test for Derby ahead 

of next weekend’s season-opener 

against Huddersfield Town. 

Q What are the main influences 

Wayne Rooney has had at the club 

since his arrival last year? 

A One thing Wayne has been very 

clear about since he took over as 

manager is delivering a simplified 

message to the players and staff. 

Everyone knows what is expected of 

them, there are no grey areas, and 

that approach was hugely beneficial 

during December and January of 

last year as Derby picked up some 

important victories which went a long 

way to retaining their Championship 

status. Understandably his presence 

and standing in the game means the 

media spotlight is regularly cast in his 

direction, but that is something he’s 

more than accustomed to and from 

my dealings with him he has handled 

the transition from player to manager 

seamlessly. 

Q Which Derby player, or players, 

including any new signings, are likely 

to catch the eye? 

A Derby have had several players 

training with the squad as free agents 

over the course of the summer, so 

there have been plenty of players 

striving to impress. In terms of players 

that could catch the eye, Wales 

international forward Tom Lawrence 

has been named the side’s captain 

this season. He ended last season very 

strongly after returning from injury 

and will be looking to carry on where 

he left off. Elsewhere, Notts fans 

may be aware of David Marshall and 

Kamil Jozwiak after they played at the 

recent European Championships with 

Scotland and Poland respectively. 

Q After narrowly avoiding 

relegation to League One last 

season, what are the club’s 

ambitions for the forthcoming 

season? 

A It’s important to not look too 

far ahead, but I am sure the first 

targets for the manager are to start 

the season well and have the squad 

finalised by the close of the transfer 

window at the end of August, then 

take things from there. Everyone 

is looking forward to the season 

ahead, especially with crowds back in 

stadiums. 

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opposition 

york city 

SATURDAY 7 AUGUST KICK-OFF 3PM 

In many ways, the 

fortunes of York City 

and Notts County 

mirror each other. 

Both clubs have a proud record 

of having graced the Football 

League, while their exploits in 

the FA Cup, albeit now well in 

the past, have written them into 

the history books of that famous 

old competition. 

Currently both find themselves 

outside the EFL, but they share 

a steely determination to return 

there at the earliest opportunity. 

York have further to go, as 

they will begin the new season 

bidding for promotion from 

Vanarama National League 

North, but with manager Steve 

Watson and his team having 

enjoyed a successful preseason 

so far, with victory over 

Newcastle United and a draw 

with Sunderland the highlights, 

hopes are high of a successful 

campaign. 

The fact that the Minstermen 

were showing promotionchasing 

form when last season’s 

league programme was brought 

to a sudden end by Covid-19, 

and the boost of the club 

moving to an impressive new 

home, the LNER Community 

Stadium, mean that there are 

plenty of reasons for City fans to 

be optimistic about a brighter 

future. 

Many times in the past they have 

bounced back from relegations 

Below: 

York City players celebrate winning the FA 

Trophy final against Macclesfield Town at 

Wembley Stadium 

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Clayton Donaldson has joined the York City 

strike force this season 

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opposition 

insider 

DAN SIMMONITE, York City’s Media Officer, answers our 

questions about how the Minstermen are gearing up for what 

looks to be an exciting season. 

and they have also upset some 

big fish in the FA Cup. 

City achieved their highest ever 

League position in October 

1974, when they reached the 

dizzy heights of fifth in Division 

Two, while their FA Cup exploits 

include becoming the first thirdtier 

club to reach the semi-finals, 

taking Newcastle United to a 

replay in 1955 before bowing out, 

while in later years they claimed 

the scalp of Arsenal and, twice 

in consecutive seasons, took 

a Liverpool team then feared 

throughout Europe to replays, 

both of which they lost. 

They find themselves in their 

current position following 

consecutive relegations, 

dropping out of the Football 

League in 2016 and losing 

their National League status 

the following season, with 

victory over Macclesfield in 

the FA Trophy final at Wembley 

providing scant consolation. 

But now, like Notts, they are 

a club looking forwards, and 

the over 8,000 all-seater new 

stadium they moved into in 

January is the perfect base from 

which to launch themselves up 

the pyramid. 

While for many leaving Bootham 

Crescent, the club’s home since 

1932, was a wrench, the stateof-the-art 

facilities, which the 

club share with the city’s rugby 

league team, should allow them 

to maximise opportunities both 

on and off the pitch. 

Q York were in a promising position 

to bid for promotion from Vanarama 

National League North when last 

season was brought to a premature 

close due to the pandemic. What are 

the club’s aspirations for the coming 

campaign? 

A Last season was a bit of a write-off 

due to the stop-start nature of the 

campaign. At one point we didn’t 

know until the morning before a 

game that we weren’t playing as other 

teams didn’t want to participate due 

to the absence of crowds and lack of 

funding. It prevented us from getting 

a run of games and that no doubt 

affected our ability on the pitch. This 

season, like any other, we make no 

secret that our goal is promotion and 

this feels like our year following some 

exciting new signings and the move to 

our new stadium! 

Q You have had an encouraging 

pre-season so far, including 

wins over Newcastle United and 

Middlesbrough and a draw with 

Sunderland, so can Notts expect a 

tough work-out at Meadow Lane? 

A It’s been a very good pre-season so 

far. Both Newcastle and Sunderland 

played full-strength sides and we 

didn’t look four or five leagues apart, 

as we are, and that is testament to the 

effort and quality the team put into 

both performances. Last season York 

beat Notts in a pre-season friendly 

but this year I would expect both sides 

to be even stronger and it should be a 

good game. 

Q What style of play can Notts 

fans expect to see from City under 

manager Steve Watson? 

A Steve likes to build from the back, 

so you can expect a strong core to the 

squad. With the fire power we now 

have up front you should expect a 

very attacking team – maybe similar 

in style to what Watson was used to 

when playing under Kevin Keegan at 

Newcastle. 

Q Have any players left the club 

who you will miss, and which of your 

exciting signings could figure in this 

game? 

A In the summer we had a few 

switch arounds in terms of playing 

personnel, with notable players 

like Jack Redshaw being released. 

However, Steve Watson has brought 

in a whole new strike force, including 

some real big hitters like Clayton 

Donaldson and, most recently, 

Mark Beck, who joins on loan from 

Harrogate. Add in Kurt Willoughby 

and Jason Gilchrist and you could say 

we have one of the best front lines in 

the league, which is a very exciting 

prospect for the upcoming season. 

Q You had not long moved 

into your new home, the LNER 

Community Stadium, before last 

season was halted. How much of a 

boost will playing there give to the 

development of all your squads, 

not just the first team, and also 

in terms of commercial and other 

opportunities? 

A The boost is massive. The whole 

feeling around the club is different 

and very positive moving into a new 

facility which is fitting for a club of 

our size. It was very sad to be leaving 

Bootham Crescent but this new 

stadium should provide the impetus 

the club needs to climb back up the 

leagues. 

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player interview 

kyle 

Cameron 

Kyle Cameron is a man on a 

mission to write himself into 

folklore as part of the team which 

regained our EFL status. 

But while he claims it will be “massive” to 

achieve promotion, his ambitions for both 

himself and the club do not end there. 

“I came here for the project the owners and 

management have set in stone, that they 

want to move up through the leagues,” said 

Cameron, who arrived at Meadow Lane 

from Torquay United earlier this summer. 

“I said when I arrived that I think a league 

and cup double is what we have to aim for 

and, if we fall short, hopefully we win the 

league, or at least get promoted. 

“But I’m a winner, and winning things is what 

we want to do as a squad, so I think we can 

set our standards really high with the quality 

of the signings we have brought in. That 

shows the draw Ian Burchnall has, along with 

the club and the facilities. 

“A lot of players want to be here and with 

well over 3,000 season tickets having been 

sold with a month to go before the start of 

the season, that is really impressive. I think 

the fans are going to enjoy what they see 

this season! 

“Off the pitch we are already set up like 

a League One club, so it’s just about 

producing performances on the pitch to get 

us out of this league. 

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“Every day 

you come in, 

have your 

breakfast, 

do your prep 

in the gym 

sessions 

before 

training, 

which is very 

technical, 

very tactical... 

“If we do that there is no reason why we 

can’t achieve back-to-back promotions, 

especially with three automatic promotion 

places and a play-off spot up for grabs in 

League Two. 

“I think this is the hardest league to get 

out of, so that is the first target, but then 

the aim is to get to League One. Once you 

get there you are going to attract more 

high-calibre players due to playing at a 

higher standard, the size of the club and the 

facilities, which are developing all the time. 

“If we get there, hopefully two years down 

the line there will have been even more

guides to how the team is gelling as the 

National League kick-off looms. 

“Derby start their Championship campaign 

at Huddersfield next weekend so I think 

they will play a very strong starting eleven,” 

he said. 

“It’s a good opportunity to see where we 

are as a team and how our fitness compares 

with a team from a higher league. 

“But really it’s about getting fit, looking at 

that Barnet game as the main target and just 

ticking off the days until then. 

“We are still a new team trying to gel and 

learn each others’ games so I think whatever 

the outcome against Derby we are going to 

learn something.” 

Cameron is also looking forward to facing 

York City, though he has mixed emotions 

about his time six years ago. 

improvements off the pitch and then 

anything can happen. 

“When I spoke to the gaffer and CEO Jason 

Turner, what they explained to me was a real 

draw. I want to be part of promotions and a 

winning culture. 

“If you are in a team that gets promoted 

you are always going to be remembered, 

no matter what level you are at. But this is 

the hardest league to get out of in English 

football, so to achieve that would be 

special.” 

The 24-year-old centre half, a product of 

Newcastle United’s academy, where he 

played in the same teams as our striker Cal 

Roberts, said everything at Meadow Lane 

had surpassed his expectations on arrival. 

“The set up, the way the gaffer works, the 

tactics, it’s everything I hoped for and more. 

“Every day you come in, have your 

breakfast, do your prep in the gym sessions 

before training, which is very technical, 

very tactical. You are always taking in 

information about how we want to play, 

in and out of possession, so the full 

package is there, all the things you 

need if you want to take your game to 

the next level.” 

Cameron was utilised in various 

positions by Torquay manager Gary 

Johnson but is now relishing his role 

on the left of a back three. 

“Ian wants me getting on the ball and 

starting attacks from the back, which is 

something I’ve always wanted to do as a 

modern defender.” 

Cameron expects our friendlies against 

Derby County and York City to be good 

...You are always 

taking in information 

about how we want 

to play, in and out of 

possession, so the full 

package is there, all 

the things you need 

if you want to take 

your game to the 

next level” 

“I was on loan there the year 

they were relegated from 

League Two, when I was just 18,” 

he recalled. 

“They are a good club with a good 

following and I enjoyed my time there, it’s 

just a shame things didn’t work out better 

on the field. 

“They have had good pre-season results 

against Newcastle and Sunderland and will 

provide a really difficult test.” 

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Rebrewed from 

head to hop. 

Introducing the 

New Carlsberg 

Danish Pilsner. 

NEW Brew 

NEW Glass 

NEW Fount 

Still iconically Danish. 

Proud to support 

Notts County 

Football Club

pre-season 

action 

Coalville 0 

Notts 2 

(McCRORY, BENNETT) 

FIRST HALF XI: Brooks; 

Chicksen, Cameron, Aves (Y); 

McGregor (Y), Kelly-Evans; Kaba 

Sherif (T), Hondermarck (T), 

O’Brien; Wright (T), Knight 

SECOND HALF XI: Slocombe; 

McCrory (T), Rawlinson, 

Brindley; Taylor, Geeves 

(Y), Doyle, Bennett (T), 

Hondermarck (T), Smith (Y), 

Wootton 

Telford 0 


(ROBERTS) 

LINE-UP: Brooks (Slocombe 

61’); Chicksen (Cameron 61’), 

McCrory (Rawlinson 61’), 

Brindley (Kaba Sherif 61’); Taylor 

(McGregor 61’), Kelly-Evans 

(Knight 61’), Francis (Palmer 

45’), O’Brien (Hondermarck 

61’), Bennett (Roberts 61’), 

Sam (Rodrigues 45’), Wright 

(Wootton 61’) 

Boston 1 


LINE-UP: Slocombe (Brooks 

67’); Cameron (Chicksen 62’), 

Rawlinson (McCrory 62’), 

Brindley (Kelly-Evans 67’); Taylor 

(McGregor 67’), Knight (O’Brien 

25’), Kaba-Sherif, Hondermarck, 

Palmer (Francis 45’), Wright, 

Wootton (Sam 62’) 

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The New Recruits 

Get the lowdown on 

our six recent arrivals 

#17 

Frank 

Vincent 

#4 

Kyle 

Cameron 

First through the door was Torquay 

United’s commanding defender Kyle 

Cameron, fresh from a frustrating 

play-off final in which he had two 

legitimate-looking goals ruled out 

as Hartlepool went on to secure 

promotion to the EFL. 

Cameron was born and raised in 

Northumberland and played alongside 

fellow Geordie Cal Roberts in the 

youth ranks at Newcastle United. 

He had to get over the disappointment 

of being released by his boyhood club 

in 2018 and made the brave move 

down to Torquay, who had just been 

relegated to the National League South, 

in a bid to kick-start his senior career. 

Cameron hit the ground running 

at Plainmoor, quickly earning an 

extension to his contract as Gulls boss 

Gary Johnson hailed him ‘one of the 

best centre-halves I’ve worked with’. 

And he barely missed a kick as Torquay 

secured an immediate return to the 

National League and established 

themselves back in the top tier, often 

filling in as skipper in the absence of 

Asa Hall. 

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AFC Bournemouth midfielder Frank 

Vincent soon followed Cameron, 

signing for us in early July. 

And Ian Burchnall believes Vincent, 

who has had loan spells in the EFL with 

Scunthorpe and Walsall as well as a 

promotion-winning stint with Torquay 

alongside Cameron, will prove an 

excellent addition to our midfield. 

“Frank can play either as a holding 

midfielder or as a number eight,” he 

said. “He covers ground well, he’s leftfooted 

and a good passer of the ball. 

“He suits the way we want to play and 

has been given a good education in 

that style at Bournemouth.” 

Vincent has spent the early part of 

pre-season rehabilitating from injury 

but is making positive progress. 

#3 

Joel 

Taylor 

We paid an undisclosed fee 

to secure the services of 

Chesterfield wing-back Joel 

Taylor. 

The 25-year-old Stoke City 

academy graduate, who joined 

the Spireites from Chester 

last summer, is described by 

Burchnall as a player who can 

‘offer a threat one-against-one.’ 

The head coach added: “Joel’s 

pace in the wide areas and 

his ability to attack in those 

moments is really important. 

“We have to look at the whole 

package, including his age and 

potential. He’s got the capacity 

to develop his game further 

and we feel we can help him do 

that in this environment.”

#14 

Ed Francis 

21-year-old holding midfielder Ed 

Francis, who skippered the likes of 

Phil Foden and Jadon Sancho during 

an 11-year rise through Manchester 

City’s academy, arrived at Meadow 

Lane earlier this month to Burchnall’s 

delight. 

“Ed’s time at City gave him a 

tremendous education,” said the 

head coach. “He has great pedigree 

and experience of playing with some 

outstanding talent for both City and 

England. 

“In the role we want Ed to play, you’re 

the pivot of the whole team. You have 

to understand space, where to position 

yourself to receive the ball and the 

defensive areas to cover. You’re also 

responsible for dictating the play, so it’s 

a hugely important position. 

“We feel Ed ticks all the boxes to do a 

great job for us. Positionally he’s very, 

very good, he’s comfortable on the 

ball and has a lovely left foot – as well 

as a good physical presence.” 

#11 

Aaron 

Nemane 

Former Manchester City wide 

man Aaron Nemane became 

our second summer signing 

from Torquay. 

Born in France and raised in 

Manchester, the pacey 23-yearold 

joined the Devon outfit 

following his release from City 

in 2019 but, despite the offer 

of a new deal at Plainmoor, 

he followed in Cameron’s 

footsteps by making the 

move north after we agreed 

compensation with the Gulls. 

“Aaron is one of the quickest 

players in the league,” said 

Burchnall. “He’s very good 

one-against-one and can play 

as a winger in a 3-4-3, as a wing 

back or even as a number 10. 

“He’s a different type of wide 

player to what we’ve got at 

the moment. Aaron is direct in 

his running and likes to get in 

behind to stretch the play. 

“He’ll add something different 

to our attacking patterns and 

will be particularly useful when 

we’re up against teams who are 

defending with a low block as 

we’ll need players with pace 

and skill to open them up.” 

Nemane missed the end of last 

season through injury and has 

been gradually building his 

fitness since arriving. 

#18 

Matt Palmer 

We further bolstered our midfield 

with the acquisition of experienced 

EFL campaigner Matt Palmer. 

The 26-year-old has racked up more 

than 200 EFL appearances – most 

recently in Sky Bet League One last 

season - and has won promotion with 

Burton Albion, Rotherham United and 

Swindon Town. 

“We’ve brought in two very talented 

young midfielders in Ed Francis and 

Frank Vincent this summer, so adding 

someone of Matt’s experience will give 

us great balance in the central area,” 

said the head coach. 

“We’re looking at him playing a similar 

role to Jake Reeves towards the end 

of last season. He could play deep, 

but we see him more as a box-to-box 

midfielder who can contribute to the 

attacking side of the game. 

“Matt’s got a great eye for a forward 

pass and will also contribute a lot when 

we’re looking to retain possession as 

he’s really comfortable with the ball 

and very competent technically.” 

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SEASON 

TICKETS 

2021-22 

NOW ON GENERAL SALE 

Derek Pavis 

Stand 

Air-IT Kop 

Stand 

Haydn Green 

Family Stand 

Adult 

£400 

£350 

£350 

65 and over 

£265 

£250 

£250 

22-25 

£244 

£231 

£231 

18-21 

£140 

£125 

£125 

12-17 

£60 

£60 

£60 

Under 12 

£25 

£25 

£25 

No hidden fees or charges - the price you see is the price you pay. In recognition of your continued support 

and investment in the club, we will pay all external charges relating to your purchase 

0115 955 7210 

eticketing.co.uk/nottscountyfc

Our ticketing and 

e-commerce manager 

MIKE 

TOWNSEND 

gives us the inside track 

following a busy few weeks 

in the ticket office… 

As many of you will have 

read, a week or so ago we 

passed our total 2019-20 

season ticket sales figure with 

more than a month to go before 

our home curtain-raiser against 

Torquay United. 

While plenty of hard work has 

gone on behind the scenes – and 

as much as my colleagues and I 

would love to take all the credit – 

based on conversations I’ve had 

with supporters I think there are a 

number of other key factors which 

have contributed to such strong 

sales. 

Clearly, having not been able to 

watch us for the best part of 18 

months, there is a huge appetite 

from fans to be with us every step 

of the way this season. 

Add to that the attractive brand 

of football Ian Burchnall has 

implemented, as well as the 

happy memories of our dramatic 

play-off victory over Chesterfield 

and comprehensive win against 

Weymouth, and it’s probably 

unsurprising that we’ve seen such 

strong interest. 

I must pay tribute to my hardworking 

team of ticket office 

staff who have managed an 

extremely busy period brilliantly 

and it’s also been great to work 

closely with our media team to 

ensure important messaging was 

communicated promptly and 

professionally. 

A tremendous team effort 

has been aided by significant 

improvements to our online 

ticketing platform, which has 

enabled us to sell more in a short 

space of time. The feedback from 

supporters has been excellent and 

we’ll always strive to make buying 

a ticket with us as easy as possible. 

The next big job on my list is to 

post season ticket cards out in 

mid-August. This will be done free 

of charge as a gesture of gratitude 

for our fans’ loyal support. 

York City 

ticket 

details 

ADULT: £10 

65 AND OVER: £7 

18-21: £7 

UNDER 18: £4 

UNDER 16*: £1 

*If accompanied by an adult 

BUY ONLINE: 

eticketing.co.uk/ 

nottscountyfc 

CALL: 

0115 955 7210 

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20 

Go behind the scenes at 

Holme Road to see what 

the lads have been getting 

up to in pre-season so far!

young 

young 

pies 

pies 

anagrams 

anagrams 

Can you unscramble the letters to 

identify our new signings? 

A Jelly Root 

Raced Fins 

word search 

word search 

No Arena Name 

Creaky Melon 

F I R E H S Z A B A K Y 

H H N E I R B O H E O Y 

B O G K R Q T N O B I T 

S A M E D R K O N M T H 

C F B L H O N S D O Y G 

H R M L W G I N E C E I 

I A C Y O E G I R O L R 

C N C E O R H L M L D W 

K C R V T G T W A S N C 

S I O A T C T A R O I R 

E S R N O M U R C E R B 

N A Y S N G P I K W B X 

Can you find all of the first team players hidden 

in the word search above? 

Slocombe 

Chicksen 

Rawlinson 

McCrory 

Brindley 

Francis 

McGregor 

Knight 

Kelly-Evans 

Kaba-Sherif 

Hondermarck 

O’Brien 

Wright 

Wootton 

Sam 

Metal Tramp 

Far Neck Inn Tv 

guess who 

Do you recognise the player in the 

photo above? 

Details of our 2021-22 Young Pies membership will be 

shared ahead of the season. If you have any questions in 

the meantime, please email alice.kelk@nottscountyfc.co.uk 

or call 0115 955 7241. 

Answers: Anagrams: Joel Taylor, Ed Francis, Aaron Nemane, Kyle Cameron, Matt Palmer, Frank Vincent. uess Who: Callum Roberts 

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NOTTS 

COUNTY 

FOUNDATION 

FOUNDATION ANNOUNCE 

RAFT OF NEW HIRES 

Notts County Foundation has announced the appointment of 13 new 

members of staff to support the charity’s growing presence across 

Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. 

Based from Notts County Foundation’s 

Portland Centre facility in the Meadows, 

Megan Collins, Nicolas Victory and Gemma 

Stapleton have joined as multipurpose 

attendants, Emma Shiels, Mia Humphreys, 

Maddie Knowles and Stefan Furgala have 

become the charity’s newest coaches 

and swim school teachers, and Kyle 

Beekman plus an incoming receptionist 

will be responsible for the day-to-day 

management and maintenance of the 

Portland Centre. 

Operating out of Notts County Foundation’s 

Meadow Lane headquarters, Sufyaan Ali 

has been appointed as a finance assistant, 

Steven Grocock has joined as NCS (National 

Citizen Service) officer and Lauren Cotton 

has become the charity’s new sport and 

inclusion manager. 

Sam Crawford, Head of Business 

Development at Notts County Foundation, 

said: “Everyone at Notts County 

Foundation is delighted and couldn’t be 

prouder to welcome all of the new starters. 

Adding experienced, motivated and 

professional personnel to Notts County 

Foundation is something that’s very 

important in order to continue to support 

and serve the local community as best 

as possible. I very much look forward to 

working alongside everyone.” 

Lauren Cotton, Sport & Inclusion 

Manager at Notts County Foundation, 

said: “I am really pleased to have joined 

Notts County Foundation at what is 

proving to be a really exciting period of 

growth and development for the charity. 

Using the benefits of sport to improve 

people’s lives is something that I am 

incredibly passionate about, so it’s great 

to be working alongside other people who 

are equally as invested in supporting the 

local community.” 

Notts County Foundation delivers a 

range of innovative programmes that 

make a positive difference to people in 

Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, raising 

aspirations and supporting some of the 

most disadvantaged, marginalised and 

talented people across the city and county. 

Sufyaan Ali, Finance Assistant at Notts 

County Foundation, said: “Notts County 

Foundation is a forward-thinking charity 

that puts the community’s needs and wants 

at the heart of everything it does and 

offers. Having the opportunity to join such 

a people-focused organisation that aims 

to genuinely change people’s lives for the 

better was something that I couldn’t pass 

up and I look forward to working with the 

rest of the team to make a real difference.” 

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2021-22 

Player Sponsors 

hc 

IAN 

BURCHNALL 

01 

SAM 

SLOCOMBE 

05 

CONNELL 

RAWLINSON 

NOTTS COUNTY 

SUPPORTERS CLUB 

AVAILABLE 

AVAILABLE 

VIVIEN PAVIS 

AVAILABLE 

AVAILABLE 

LIFELINE 

AVAILABLE 

AVAILABLE 

ahc 

MICHAEL 

DOYLE 

02 

RICHARD 

BRINDLEY 

06 

JIM 

O’BRIEN 

NOTTS COUNTY 

OFFICIAL SUPPORTERS 

ASSOCIATION 

AVAILABLE 

GEORGE WHITEHEAD 

MACESPORT 

AVAILABLE 

AVAILABLE 

NOTTS COUNTY 

SUPPORTERS CLUB 

AVAILABLE 

AVAILABLE 

03 

JOEL 

TAYLOR 

09 

KYLE 

WOOTTON 

TWELVE 

AVAILABLE 

AVAILABLE 

DEAN & GEORGE 

ROBSON 

JÜRGEN HALLIGAN 

AVAILABLE 

04 

KYLE 

CAMERON 

10 

CALLUM 

ROBERTS 

THE BIG PICTURE 

LEARNING LTD 

AVAILABLE 

AVAILABLE 

BETVICTOR 

RILEY HANSON 

AVAILABLE 

24

11 

AARON 

NEMANE 

DEXTER & DELPHI 

NAYLOR 

AVAILABLE 

AVAILABLE 

16 

DION 

KELLY- 

EVANS 

JAMES EDWARDS 

AVAILABLE 

DAVID GREENWOOD 

20 

RUBEN 

RODRIGUES 

GEOFF & ELLIOT 

GIBBS 

JAMES EDWARDS 

AVAILABLE 

12 

TIERNAN 

BROOKS 

17 

FRANK 

VINCENT 

21 

TYREACE 

PALMER 

KEVIN DUSKA 

AVAILABLE 

AVAILABLE 

CREATIVE 

APOSTROPHE LTD 

AVAILABLE 

AVAILABLE 

AVAILABLE 

AVAILABLE 

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14 

ED 

FRANCIS 

18 

MATT 

PALMER 

23 

ADAM 

CHICKSEN 

CADBURY 

AVAILABLE 

AVAILABLE 

DIANNE JACKSON 

AVAILABLE 

AVAILABLE 

RICHARD GILL 

AVAILABLE 

AVAILABLE 

15 

LEWIS 

KNIGHT 

THE MAGPIE CIRCLE 

AVAILABLE 

AVAILABLE 

19 

ELISHA 

SAM 

PAUL, LYNDSEY, 

NICK & BEN LYNCH 

AVAILABLE 

PAUL, LYNDSEY, 

NICK & BEN LYNCH 

24 

ALEX 

LACEY 

IAN ROBERTS 

GEO HANSON & 

SONS LTD 

AVAILABLE 

25

SEASONAL HOSPITALITY 

2021-22 

Benefits include 

- Use of our Directors’ Suite for all 22 home league fixtures 

- Delicious meals including three-course carveries, two-course theme 

nights for evening fixtures and a brunch buffet for early kick-offs 

- A club gift presented at the first game of the season 

- Exclusive padded seating in the Derek Pavis Stand 

- Priority access to in-demand cup and play-off tickets, plus the 

chance to secure seats for friends and family 

- Pre-match interview or entertainment with a former/current player 

- Half-time and full-time tea, coffee, and biscuits 

- Post-match interview with the Man of the Match 

- Complimentary matchday programme and teamsheet 

- Sky Sports and BT Sports TV available in the lounge 

- Exclusive retail discount days 

- 10% discount on perimeter board advertising 

New member £950 inc VAT 

Renewal price £900 inc VAT 

To book, please email commercial@nottscountyfc.co.uk or call 0115 955 7241

AN UPDATE FROM 

OUR COMMERCIAL 

OPERATIONS MANAGER 

JORDAN 

WORTHINGTON 

It’s been an excellent summer 

so far from a commercial 

perspective, perhaps best 

underlined by supporters’ 

fantastic response to our kit 

launch. 

The away kit has in fact been so popular 

that we’ve already had to place an 

additional order of shirts, which we 

expect to arrive in November, and I’d 

like to thank our retail manager Lynn 

Lawson and her staff for their tireless 

and diligent work in executing the 

launch in a Covid-safe manner. 

We’ve also seen tremendous season 

ticket sales, with more than 3,100 having 

being sold with over a month to go 

before our first home match of the new 

campaign. That figure exceeds the total 

number we sold for 2019-20, including 

half season tickets, which is a great 

achievement. 

The club is also fortunate to benefit 

from the support of a number of key 

partners who’ll be with us every step of 

the way this season: 

• Cadbury: Our front of home shirt 

sponsor, who have donated their 

inventory to Sharpes of Nottingham 

for the second season running 

• Jake Bugg: Our front of away shirt 

sponsor. If you’d like to learn more 

about Jake’s Notts story, search 

‘Jake Bugg x Jamal Edwards’ in 

YouTube 

• Light Source: Our back of shorts 

and back of away shirt sponsor 

• Pukka Pies: Official pies suppliers 

here at Meadow Lane 

Player Kit Sponsorship 

Player kit sponsorship is available once again for the 2021-22 season! This season gold, silver and bronze packages 

are available for every player in the first-team squad. 

Benefit GOLD SILIVER BRONZE 

Watch a training session and meet the team 

Logo or name in the Mag and on chosen player’s Twitter goal artwork 

Personal certificate from chosen player 

Exclusive invite to sponsors’ lunch and shirt presentation 

Thank you video from chosen player 

GOLD: £325 + VAT 

(renewals - £280 + VAT) 

SILVER: £200 + VAT 


For more information, please email alice.kelk@nottscounty.co.uk or call 0115 955 7241. 

BRONZE: £40 + VAT 


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2021-22 fixtures 

and results 

AUGUST 

SEPTEMBER 

OCTOBER 

NOVEMBER 

DECEMBER 

JANUARY 

FEBRUARY 

MARCH 

APRIL 

MAY 

DATE OPPOSITION H/A COMP F/A ATT STARTING XI 

SAT 21 BARNET A VNL 

SAT 28 TORQUAY UNITED H VNL 

MON 30 WREXHAM A VNL 

SAT 4 ALDERSHOT TOWN H VNL 

SAT 11 WEYMOUTH A VNL 

TUE 14 WEALDSTONE H VNL 

SAT 18 MAIDENHEAD UNITED H VNL 

SAT 18 

FAC 2Q 

SAT 25 ALTRINCHAM A VNL 

SAT 2 WOKING H VNL 

SAT 2 

FAC 3Q 

TUE 5 FC HALIFAX TOWN A VNL 

SAT 9 YEOVIL TOWN A VNL 

SAT 16 

FAC 4Q 

SAT 23 STOCKPORT COUNTY H VNL 

TUE 26 BROMLEY H VNL 

SAT 30 GRIMSBY TOWN A VNL 

SAT 6 FAC 1 

SAT 13 SOLIHULL MOORS H VNL 

SAT 20 EASTLEIGH A VNL 

TUE 23 BOREHAM WOOD A VNL 

SAT 27 DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE H VNL 

SAT 27 FAT 2 

SAT 4 CHESTERFIELD A FAC 2 

SAT 11 SOUTHEND UNITED H VNL 

SAT 18 FAT 3 

SUN 26 KING'S LYNN TOWN A VNL 

SUN 2 WREXHAM H VNL 

SAT 8 DOVER ATHLETIC A VNL 

SAT 8 FAC 3 

SAT 15 FAT 4 

SAT 22 BARNET H VNL 

TUE 25 WEALDSTONE A VNL 

SAT 29 BROMLEY A VNL 

SAT 5 GRIMSBY TOWN H VNL 

SAT 5 FAC 4 

SAT 12 SOLIHULL MOORS A VNL 

SAT 12 FAT 5 

SAT 19 EASTLEIGH H VNL 

TUE 22 FC HALIFAX TOWN H VNL 

SAT 26 WOKING A VNL 

WED 2 FAC 5 

SAT 5 YEOVIL TOWN H VNL 

SAT 12 STOCKPORT COUNTY A VNL 

SAT 12 FAT 6 

SAT 19 DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE A VNL 

SAT 19 

FAC QF 

TUE 22 BOREHAM WOOD H VNL 

SAT 26 CHESTERFIELD H VNL 

SAT 2 SOUTHEND UNITED A VNL 

SAT 2 

FAT SF 

SAT 9 TORQUAY UNITED A VNL 

FRI 15 KING'S LYNN TOWN H VNL 

SAT 16 

FAC SF 

SAT 23 WEYMOUTH H VNL 

SAT 30 ALDERSHOT TOWN A VNL 

MON 2 DOVER ATHLETIC H VNL 

SAT 7 ALTRINCHAM H VNL 

SAT 14 

FAC F 

SUN 15 MAIDENHEAD UNITED A VNL 

SUN 22 

FAT F 

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Two dates for your diary are Thursday 30 

September, when we’ll be hosting our big 

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ever-popular Christmas party makes a 

welcome return! 

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all things Lifeline, so please email lifeline@ 

nottscountyfc.co.uk or call 0115 955 7200 

to ensure we have your latest email address. 

Thanks to our members, more than 

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summer to help fund essential pitch works 

at Meadow Lane and our training ground, 

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team sheet 

notts 

county 

1 Sam Slocombe GK 

2 Richard Brindley 

3 Joel Taylor 

4 Kyle Cameron 

5 Connell Rawlinson 

6 Jim O’Brien 

8 Michael Doyle 

9 Kyle Wootton 

10 Cal Roberts 

11 Aaron Nemane 

12 Tiernan Brooks GK 

13 Jake Kean GK 

14 Ed Francis 

derby 

county 

David Marshall GK 

Kelle Roos GK 

Ryan Allsop T 

Nathan Byrne 

Craig Forsyth 

Lee Buchanan 

Kornell McDonald 

Festy Ebosele 

Phil Jagielka T 

Curtis Davies T 

Andre Wisdom T 

Richard Stearman T 

Krystian Bielik 

york 

city 

Maison Campbell GK 

Pete Jameson GK 

Ryan Whitley GK 

Scott Barrow 

Matty Brown 

Michael Duckworth 

Jonny Haase 

Josh King 

Sean Newton 

Jack Degruchy 

Olly Dyson 

Mackenzie Heaney 

Paddy McLaughlin 

15 Lewis Knight 

Graeme Shinnie 

Archie Whitfield 

16 Dion Kelly-Evans 

Jason Knight 

Michael Woods 

17 Frank Vincent 

Max Bird 

Akil Wright 

18 Matt Palmer 

Louie Sibley 

Mark Beck 

19 Elisha Sam 

Louie Watson 

Clayton Donaldson 

20 Ruben Rodrigues 

Isaac Hutchinson 

Jason Gilchrist 

21 Tyreace Palmer 

Tom Carroll T 

Luke Jones 

23 Adam Chicksen 

Ravel Morrison T 

Reon Potts 

24 Alex Lacey 

Tom Lawrence 

Kurt Willoughby 

Brad McGregor Y 

Colin Kazim-Richards 

Lamine Kaba Sherif T 

Jack Stretton 

William Hondermarck T 

Kamil Jozwiak 

Andre Wright T 

Sam Baldock T 

Sone Aluko T 

T 

= trialist Y = youth player 

MATCH OFFICIALS 

Referee 

GARRETH RHODES 

Assistant Referee 1 

OLLIE BICKLE 


JAMIE O’CONNOR 

MATCH OFFICIALS 

Referee 

MARTYN FRYER 


RYAN HAYNES 


BEN STOTT

Notts County v Derby County/York City

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