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Notts County v Aldershot Town 

Tuesday 13 September 2022 — 7.45pm 

Vanarama National League 

Meadow Lane 

in memory of 

HER MAJESTY 

QUEEN ELIZABETH II 

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WELCOME TO 

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TUESDAY 13 SEPTEMBER 2022 — KICK-OFF 7.45PM 

VANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE 

— WELCOME BACK to Meadow Lane for this evening’s fixture 

against Aldershot Town, which will present the opportunity to 

pay our respects to Queen Elizabeth II. 

Inside, Luke Williams reflects on our recent fine form and 

highlights the importance of continuing our momentum into this 

evening’s match. 

We hear from academy manager Dan Leivers ahead of the 

beginning of our Under 19s’ season and also look back on a 

memorable match against tonight’s opponents. 

Enjoy the game and the Mag, and we’ll see you back here for 

the visit of Altrincham on Saturday 1 October (3pm). 

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 

RUNNERS-UP: 1972-73 

PLAY-OFF WINNERS: 1989-90 

DIVISION 4: CHAMPIONS: 1970-71 RUNNERS-UP: 1959-60 

LEAGUE 2: CHAMPIONS: 2009-10 

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 


NOTTS COUNTY 

FOOTBALL CLUB 

MEADOW LANE, NOTTINGHAM, NG2 3HJ 

TELEPHONE: 0115 952 9000 

EMAIL: OFFICE@NOTTSCOUNTYFC.CO.UK 

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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 (1934-2022) 

ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS: 

VIVIEN PAVIS, IAN ROBERTS 

STAFF DIRECTORY: 

CHIEF EXECUTIVE: JASON TURNER 

HEAD COACH: LUKE WILLIAMS 

ASSISTANT HEAD COACH: RYAN HARLEY 

GOALKEEPER COACH: TOM WEAL 

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH: IAN HUTTON 

HEAD OF MEDICAL SERVICES: CRAIG HEIDEN 

SPORTS THERAPIST: JANE JACKSON 

KIT AND EQUIPMENT MANAGER: LEWIS SALEEM 

FIRST TEAM ASSISTANT: JOAO ALVES 

FIRST TEAM ASSISTANT: GEORGE LAWTEY 

CLUB DOCTOR: DR ROHI SHAH 

ACADEMY MANAGER: DAN LEIVERS 

HEAD OF COMMERCIAL: JORDAN WORTHINGTON 

MEDIA & COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER: 

NICK RICHARDSON 

STADIUM OPERATIONS MANAGER: 

DAVE LANGTON 

RETAIL MANAGER & LIFELINE COORDINATOR: 

LYNN LAWSON 

FINANCE MANAGER: RACHEL DILKS 

TICKETING MANAGER: ELLIOT DONNELLY 

SALES MANAGER: ANNA KING 

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COVER STAR: JIM O’BRIEN 

EDITOR: NICK RICHARDSON 

CONTRIBUTORS: NEIL RICHARDSON 

PHOTOGRAPHY: JOHN SUMPTER, 

RITCHIE SUMPTER, DAN WESTWELL, 

RICHARD DAVIES, JOHN ANDERSON, 

NOTTINGHAM POST, JOE RAYNOR 

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HEAD COACH'S NOTES 

LUKE WILLIAMS 

On behalf of everyone at the club I would like to express my sadness 

following the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. There will be an 

emotional tribute to her ahead of kick-off tonight, which I’m sure will be 

impeccably observed by all... 

— WE UNDERSTOOD THE DECISION 

to postpone the weekend’s fixtures and 

extend our sympathies to the Royal Family 

at this difficult time. 

We come into tonight’s match in good 

form following three dominant victories. 

Our run began with a 4-1 win at Halifax, 

which was a tougher game than the 

scoreline may suggest. While it was far 

from a vintage performance, I was pleased 

with the way the players restricted the 

opposition to barely any clear-cut chances 

and also with the clinical nature of our 

actions in front of goal. 

The following match, at home to Solihull, 

was a completely different story as the 1-0 

scoreline didn’t reflect the control we held 

over a very good side. I was so pleased 

with the hard work we showed off the ball, 

including those who came off the bench, 

and I was also delighted Adam Chicksen 

had a moment to savour by getting a 

much-deserved winner in front of the Kop. 

Our momentum continued into 

Saturday’s trip to Dagenham, which turned 

out to be as close to the perfect away day 

you could ever wish to have. Macaulay 

Langstaff of course grabbed the headlines 

with what I’m sure will be the first of many 

professional hat-tricks, but the whole 

team deserve huge credit for an excellent 

performance. Again, it was so pleasing to 

see how hard we worked until the very last 

seconds to preserve back-to-back clean 

sheets, which we’re thrilled with. 

Overall, 10 goals scored, only one 

conceded and nine points from 

three very tricky matches made it 

an excellent week which gives us 

a great platform to build from and 

improve further. 

Tonight we need to harness the 

positives that have gone before and 

continue to be ruthless in all aspects 

of our play. 

Enjoy the match. 

LUKE WILLIAMS | 

HEAD COACH 


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NICKNAME: 

The Shots 

MANAGER: 

Mark Molesley 

OPPOSITION PROFILE 

aldershot town 

Aldershot Town arrive at 

Meadow Lane tonight 

hoping to build on a 

victory over Barnet 

in their most recent 

National League game 

and spark their season 

into life following a 

disappointing start... 

— AFTER FLIRTING WITH 

RELEGATION last season, when 

they finished one place outside 

the drop zone, the Shots got 

off to a poor start this term with 

successive defeats to Solihull 

Moors and Chesterfield before 

goals from Justin Amaluzor and 

Ryan Glover earned them their 

first points of the season with a 

2-1 win at Boreham Wood. 

However, hopes that they 

had turned the corner were 

short lived as they lost their next 

three games before returning to 

winning ways with a 3-1 victory at 

home to the Bees. 

Their two-goal hero in that 

much-needed win was striker 

Inih Effiong, familiar to our 

fans following a loan spell at 

Meadow Lane in 2021, when he 

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scored one goal, a penalty, in 12 

appearances. 

He was on target from the 

spot again for his opener against 

Barnet after Amaluzor was 

fouled in the box. The Bees 

drew level before late goals from 

Effiong and Tommy Willard 

secured the points. 

Shots manager Mark Molesley 

admitted his side went into the 

Barnet game “looking for a few 

feel-good moments to get our 

confidence flowing again”. 

He added: “There have been 

parts of our game which show 

we are on the right track but not 

being ruthless enough in both 

boxes means we haven’t got the 

points on the board we deserve. 

“If we show courage, desire 

and aggression, and be more 

clinical in the boxes, we will grow 

in confidence. We are learning 

some harsh lessons at the 

moment but I’m sure that when 

we turn things around we will 

look back at this period and see it 

was the making of us.” 

As well as Effiong, another 

familiar face in the Aldershot 

squad is our midfielder Frank 

Vincent, currently on a monthlong 

loan at The EBB Stadium. 

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Manager Mark Molesley 

2021-22 FINISH: 

20th – National League 

He has played the full 90 

minutes in each of the Shots’ last 

four games, although a clause 

in his loan deal means he won’t 

feature tonight. Vincent is due 

to return to Meadow Lane on 

26 September. 

Against the Shots last season, 

we emerged 3-2 winners at 

Meadow Lane. 

Kyle Wootton opened the 

scoring but goals either side of 

half-time from Corie Andrews put 

the visitors ahead. 

We drew level when Kyle 

Cameron headed home Cal 

Roberts’ corner, and Roberts 

went on to score the winner. 

Aldershot avenged that defeat 

in the return fixture. Mikail 

Ndjoli’s early goal was cancelled 

out by a Roberts penalty, only for 

Willard to restore the hosts’ lead 

before the break, with substitute 

Sinclair Armstrong adding 

their third. 

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BULLETIN BOARD 

FLYING THE FLAG 

— NOTTS COUNTY SUPPORTERS CLUB have 

kindly offered to cover the cost of a new flag, 

pictured here flying at half mast in memory of 

Queen Elizabeth II. 

Due to the inclement weather the flag is 

subjected to, particularly over the winter months, 

it needs to be periodically replaced and we’re very 

grateful to the Supporters Club for their gesture. 

A WINNING SMILE 

— THERE IS ONLY SO MUCH excitement Arthur 

can handle while wearing his new kit. COYP! 

OUR LUCKY MASCOT! 

OLIVER HEATHCOTE 

Age: 10 

Favourite player: Rodrigues 

Hobbies: Football and rugby 

Future job: Striker for Notts 

MANY HAPPY 

RETURNS! 

A very happy 91st 

birthday, Jean Slack, 

in your 76th year of 

attending Meadow 

Lane! Lots of love 

from Julie and all 

the family. COYP! 

Happy 14th 

birthday, Olivia 

Rainbow! Love 

from all the family 

Happy 60th 

birthday, Abu! 

Lots of love from 

Matilda and Eliza xx 

Happy 9th 

birthday, Poppy- 

Ashley! Love 

from Mum, Dad 

and Charlie x 

Happy 10th 

birthday, George 

O’Brien! From 

Dad and Henry 

Happy 15th 

birthday, Abigail! 

Lots of love from 

Mum, Dad, Joshua 

and Oliver xx 

Happy birthday, 

Great Grandad! 

Love Jenson x 

Happy birthday, 

Ian Tilson! 50 

years of supporting 

Notts. From Mark 

and Lianne 

Happy 19th 

birthday, Joseph! 

Love Mum, Dad 

and Ben xxx 

Happy 7th birthday, 

Chase! Love 

from Mummar 

and Grandad

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QUEVIN CASTRO 

We have completed the signing of West Bromwich 

Albion’s Quevin Castro on loan until 8 January... 

— THE PORTUGUESE attacking midfielder 

began his career on the English non-league 

circuit before joining Ipswich’s academy and 

earning trials with the likes of Chelsea and 

Arsenal. 

He signed a two-year deal with the 

Baggies last summer and established 

himself as a regular in WBA’s development 

squad, playing 90 minutes against Arsenal 

in the EFL Cup and coming off the bench 

in their Sky Bet Championship matches 

against Swansea and Reading. 

This season Castro has spent time on 

loan in League One with Burton Albion and 

our head coach Luke Williams believes he’s 

someone who fits our style of play while 

also offering something new to the squad. 

“From what we’ve seen, Quev has all 

the tools to do what we ask our attacking 

players to do without the ball,” said 

Williams. 

“He’s rangy and athletic, which means 

he’s got the tools to step on to people very 

quickly and win the ball back. 

“We feel he’s a bit different to our other 

options – he has a different physical stance 

and offers some real imagination in the final 

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third. But he’s not going to walk into this 

team – far from it. We have the likes of Jim 

O’Brien and Sam Austin who have been 

contributing brilliantly in that advanced 

midfield positon, and they’re going to 

provide very strong competition as well.” 

Castro added: “Working hard for the 

team out of possession is a big part of my 

game and if I can get on the same page as 

some of the other attacking players in the 

team, we’ll have a lot of fun. 

“It’s always a great feeling when the fans 

respond to a trick or piece of skill, but first 

and foremost I want to be part of the team 

and earn my team-mates’ respect before 

showing that side of my game. 

“I can see that this team will help me 

get a lot of opportunities in the final third 

– whether that’s to create or score – and 

that’s a real positive about coming here. 

“Under the gaffer I can already tell I’m 

going to learn a lot. He’s very detailed in 

terms of where he wants me to be in and 

out of possession and, as a young lad, 

I think that’s what I need. 

“I’m very excited to kick on and show 

how hard I’m willing to work for the club.” 

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WE'VE MET 

BEFORE... 

SATURDAY 27 SEPTEMBER 2008 

MEADOW LANE – LEAGUE TWO 

NOTTS COUNTY 2 

(JOHNSON 56’, BUTCHER 90’) 

ALDERSHOT TOWN 1 

(CHARLES 52’) 

Starting XI: Hoult, Edwards, Beardsley, 

Johnson, Strachan (Smith), Hamshaw, 

Weston, Clapham, Butcher, Forrester 

(Weir-Daley), Facey (Canham). 

Unused: Pilkington, Tann. 

Two days after the sad news of 

Jimmy Sirrel’s passing, we paid our 

respects to him in the best possible 

way by scoring a last-minute winner 

against tonight’s opponents. 

The late Richard Butcher was the 

man of the moment, earning us all 

three points after Michael Johnson 

had cancelled out Anthony Charles’ 

opener. 


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Going up: Chairman Colin Hancock celebrates with his 

manager and good friend Lenny Walker and the Aldershot 

team which secured promotion to Division Three after 

beating Wolves at Molineux in the play-offs 

A FOOT IN 

BOTH CAMPS 

— COLIN HANCOCK, owner of tonight’s match 

sponsor Shirland Golf & Country Club, has a 

long-standing interest in both clubs who meet at 

Meadow Lane tonight. 

A dentist by profession but a more than useful 

forward in his playing days, Colin was born in Doe 

Lea, between Mansfield and Chesterfield. 

While he did briefly play youth football for the 

Spireites, it was Notts who stole his heart after 

his local postmaster, a Magpies fan, spotted his 

potential and introduced him to the club. 

His links with Aldershot began after his medical 

studies took him south and they were his local club 

when he set up his first dental practice. 

After initially refusing requests to join the 

board, he went on to have two stints as chairman 

in the 1980s, days he remembers with fondness 

and pride. 

“I made some wonderful friends there and we 

had some great times,” recalls Colin, who was 

chairman when Aldershot gained promotion to the 

then Division Three through the first ever Football 

League play-offs in the 1986-87 season. 

“We beat both Bolton Wanderers and 

Wolverhampton Wanderers to gain promotion 

and it was one of the proudest achievements of 

my life.” 

Colin was no longer chairman when Aldershot’s 

glory days ended with them being wound up in the 


High Court in 1990, but he still feels strong links to 

the football club we meet tonight, Aldershot Town, 

which rose from the ashes in 1992. 

Based at the same Recreation Ground once 

home to their doomed predecessor, Town have 

progressed from humble beginnings in the 

Isthmian League Third Division to their current 

National League status. 

A follower of all sports, Colin is relatively new 

to golf and is now proudly developing the superb 

Shirland Golf & Country Club, a picturesque 

parkland course in the foothills of the stunning 

Amber Valley in Derbyshire, close to his childhood 

roots, where he has vowed to make golf affordable 

and enjoyable for all. 

Having transformed the club into a haven for 

golfers and a popular venue for weddings by 

completing the first of a three-phase development 

plan, Colin and his fellow directors are looking 

forward to an exciting future for the club. 

Anyone interested in joining the golf club, or 

wanting to know more about the current facilities 

and those planned for the future, should visit 

shirlandgolfclub.co.uk. 

Back to tonight’s match, the big question is 

which team will Colin be supporting? 

“Obviously I am a Notts fan, but I don’t want 

Aldershot to struggle this season, so perhaps a 

draw would be ideal,” he said diplomatically. 

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TICKET UPDATE 

Dorking Wanderers (A) 

National League 

Saturday 17 September 

3pm 

Tickets for our first ever trip 

to Meadowbank are now on 

general sale following the 

conclusion of the season 

ticket holder priority period. 

We have been given a total 

allocation of 900 tickets and our 

supporters will be located in 

the South West corner terrace 

and West end terrace. Tickets 

can be purchased from our 

ticketing website, from our club 

shop/ticket office or by calling 

0115 955 7210. They will be 

taken off sale at 12pm on Friday 

16 September, with no sales 

available on matchday. 

TICKET PRICES 

Adult: £16 

65 and over: £13 

Disabled: £13 

Under 18: £8 

Under 8: £4 

DISABLED SUPPORTERS: 

Dorking have informed us 

that updates to their ground 

grading will not be completed 

until March, and therefore 

facilities are very limited and 

views of the pitch will likely be 

restricted. Disabled persons 

will be charged £13, with 

carers permitted free access 

if necessary. Please email 

alangout@dorkingwanderers. 

com directly to arrange. 

TRAVEL 

Buses will depart from 

Meadow Lane at 9.45am. 

Adult: £26 

Adult ST holder/ 

Lifeline/OSA member: £25 

Under 18: £16 

Under 18 ST holder/ 


York City (A) 


Saturday 24 September 

3pm 

We have received a total 

allocation of 1,578 tickets, 

which go off sale at 2pm on 

Friday 23 September. 

Tickets are on general sale 

and can be purchased from our 

ticketing website, from our club 

shop/ticket office or by calling 

0115 955 7210. 

TICKET PRICES 

Adult: £21 


Student/Under 18: £9 

Under 11: £7 

Under 5: Free 

DISABLED SUPPORTERS: 

Disabled supports will pay the 

relevant price for their age 

category, with carer tickets 

issued free of charge. We 

have been allocated seven 

wheelchair spaces. Please call 

0115 955 7210 to book. 

TRAVEL 

Buses will depart from 

Meadow Lane at 11.15am. 

Adult: £22 

Adult ST holder/ 


Under 18: £12 

Under 18 ST holder/ 


Altrincham (H) 


Saturday 1 October 

3pm 

ADVANCE PRICES 

Adult: £20 


18-21: £14 

Under 18: £7 

Under 16: £5 

Under 12: £1 

Under 7: Free* 

Prices for supporters aged 

12 and over rise by £2 on 

matchday. 

VISIT OUR TICKETING SITE 


*Can only be claimed online if 

an adult ticket is bought in the 

same transaction. 

HOW TO BUY: 

The easiest way is online. You’ll 

receive an e-ticket which you 

can either scan from your 

phone at the turnstile (if your 

brightness is high and your 

screen is undamaged) or print 

at home. Alternatively, visit our 

club shop/ticket office or call 

0115 955 7210. 

To buy tickets for any of our forthcoming matches 

online, either scan the barcode with your 

smartphone’s camera app or visit eticketing.co.uk/ 

nottscountyfc. Tickets to the value of £1.50 and 

above will be subject to a 60p per ticket admin fee 

when purchased via our online or phone service. 

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DAN LEIVERS 

ACADEMY 

UPDATE 

Ahead of the beginning of our Under 19s season, Academy 

Manager Dan Leivers brings us up to speed on our 

academy set-up… 

— IT’S BEEN A VERY BUSY PRE-SEASON, with 

lots of work going on behind the scenes to get 

ready for the 2022-23 campaign. 

As well as giving the offices a new lick 

of paint, arranging training kit and other 

operational tasks, it’s been an important time 

to develop our academy methodology – how 

we’re going to evolve the way we play and how 

we want to coach in line with the direction the 

club wants to go. 

I’ve been trying to spend as much time 

as possible with first team head coach Luke 

Williams and his assistant Ryan Harley to get 

a deeper understanding of how they work, to

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ensure we can coach the Under 19s in a way 

that will help them make the step up to train or 

play in the first team. 

I’ve watched around 10 sessions so far and 

it’s been great to listen to Luke and Ryan’s 

instructions, but also to be a familiar face to 

any of the Under 19s who have been given the 

opportunity to train that day. 

Luke and Ryan are getting to know our 

young players more now and they’re very, very 

supportive – they coach them as they would 

one of their own players. The experienced 

players have been unbelievable, too, in terms 

of the guidance they offer on and off the pitch. 

The first-team environment we have here is 

perfect for young players stepping up - better 

than I’ve seen in a lot of places. 

As you may have heard me say upon my 

return to the club, we will be running with three 

teams at Under 19s level this season. Our ‘B’ 

team is top of the Under 19s set-up, but we 

also have a C and a D team which will allow 

movement up and down between squads. 

In a normal situation we would have 18-20 

scholars, but this set-up means we’re giving 

40 more kids the experience of being at a 

professional football club. 

An area I have earmarked for improvement 

is our recruitment, so I’m pleased to say we’re 

going to be putting a Head of Recruitment in 

place in the near future. This means we’ll be 

a lot more active in terms of scouting and I’d 

welcome contact from anyone who may wish to 

get involved: dan.leivers@nottscountyfc.co.uk. 

While our category status makes it difficult 

to prevent higher-ranking clubs from taking 

our players, I believe we need to get away 

from that mindset and focus on making our 

academy somewhere no-one wants to leave. 

We feel we’re operating on a par with other 

professional academies from the leagues above 

and I’m confident we’re getting into a position 

where we can convince our brightest young 

players that this is the best place for them. 

When developing our coaching programme 

we have to find a balance between something 

which will help us transition back into category 

three in the hopefully-near future, while also 

using our own experiences as coaches to offer 

something different and enjoyable. 

For example, with the younger players in 

the Foundation phase, we run a session which 

is purely one-v-one work. It’s all about ballmastery, 

we play music during the session and 

they can wear whatever they want. We give 

them freedom on that night and they love it. It’s 

interesting for us as coaches, too, because we 

see more of the players’ personalities. 

Heading into the season, we of course want 

our players to enjoy their work - but there 

isn’t much fun in losing. There’s fun in trying 

to win and trying to perform, so that’s what 

we want to see. What we won’t do is demand 

that we win at all costs – we’ll try and win 

by performing in the Notts County way and 

upholding our values. 

On a final note, I’d like to say a big thank 

you to our Official Supporters Association for 

their continued fundraising efforts, and to 

everyone who supports our academy in any 

way they can. 

Here’s to a great season! 

NATIONAL LEAGUE U19 ALLIANCE – NORTH 

DATE H/A OPPOSITION F-A 

SEPTEMBER 2022 

WED 21 H GATESHEAD 

WED 28 A ALTRINCHAM 

OCTOBER 2022 

WED 05 H GUISELEY 

WED 12 H YORK CITY 

WED 26 H AFC FYLDE 

NOVEMBER 2022 

WED 02 H BOSTON UNITED 

WED 09 A BLYTH SPARTANS 

WED 16 A SOLIHULL MOORS 

WED 23 H CHESTERFIELD 

DECEMBER 2022 

WED 07 A FC HALIFAX TOWN 

WED 14 A DARLINGTON 

JANUARY 2023 

WED 11 H DARLINGTON 

WED 18 A CHESTERFIELD 

FEBRUARY 2023 

WED 01 H CHESTER 

WED 08 H SOLIHULL MOORS 

WED 15 A GATESHEAD 

WED 22 A BOSTON UNITED 

MARCH 2023 

WED 08 H ALTRINCHAM 

WED 15 A YORK CITY 

WED 22 A AFC FYLDE 

WED 29 H FC HALIFAX TOWN 

APRIL 2023 

WED 19 H BLYTH SPARTANS 

WED 26 A GUISELEY 

TBC A CHESTER P-P 

All fixtures subject to change. Home matches to be played at 

Clifton Football Centre, Farnborough Road, NG11 8LU. 

Standard kick-off time 2pm. 

Please follow NCFC_Academy on Twitter for updates. 


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PEEKS AT THE PAST 

This evening’s guest writer is 

Richard Smith (nhr.org.uk) 

who has voluntarily provided 

commentaries on Notts 

games for QMC and City 

Hospital patients since 1987. 

As a devoted fan, Richard 

fondly relives the Maggies’ 

first-ever visit to Wembley, 

where they beat Tranmere 

Rovers 2-0 in the 1990 Third 

Division play-off final. 

— I SUPPOSE MANY 

READERS will remember 

the ‘glory years’ under 

the stewardship of Neil 

Warnock and the recently 

departed Mick Jones. It’s a 

time I remember with great 

fondness. 

I’d been a fledgling 

broadcaster and commentator 

for Nottingham Hospitals 

Radio for about two years 

by 1990 and had already 

been to Wembley to cover 

the Littlewoods Cup final 

between Forest and Oldham 

earlier that year. 

But the ultimate aim was to 

see the Magpies at Wembley 

and, thanks to a surge up the 

table in that Third Division 

season, that dream was to 

become a reality. 

Memory Lane 

Honorary Club Historian, Mick Chappell reflects on 

times past with a little help from his friends... 

So, armed with all the kit we 

thought we’d need, and more 

besides, myself and NHR’s 

Sports Editor Nick Wilson set 

off for the ‘smoke’. I should 

point out that this was around 

6am as we wanted to ‘get 

there early’. 

Anyway, we rolled into 

the car park at the national 

stadium, no shops or offices 

around it then, around 9am 

and had our pick of the 

parking spaces available. 

What seemed like 10 

minutes later, the Notts team 

coach pulled up alongside and 

off got all the players I’d been 

interviewing throughout the 

ON THIS DAY 

season. We got out the car to 

say hello and spent some time 

asking how they were and 

what they were doing there 

at that time when kick-off was 

hours away? 

There were also many Notts 

fans already there, pointing 

and looking at us probably 

thinking ‘who are those 

two blokes the players are 

talking to?’ 

It soon seemed to be the 

time to collect our equipment 

and make our way to the 

press box (just behind the 

royal box) to set up and test 

the line back to our studios at 

the QMC. In the blink of eye 

1994 — PLAYING ONLY HIS SECOND 

MATCH since he had arrived on loan 

from Derby County combative midfielder Martin Kuhl 

was sent off at Barnsley. Kuhl had made his debut 

three days earlier in a loss at Bristol City; but following 

the red card he was allowed to return to the Baseball 

Ground less than a week after arriving on a month's 

loan. The match at Oakwell ended in a 1-1 draw, Gary 

Lund scoring for the visitors. 

By Tim Evershed 

SEP 

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it was time to start our live 

programme – something that 

Hospital Radio didn’t really 

do from such distances in 

those days. 

I’d managed to get lots of 

interviews and previous game 

highlights in the build-up to 

the match and at 2.45pm I had 

the honour of describing the 

scene as the players entered 

the hallowed turf. There’s no 

finer feeling than watching 

your team walk out to play in 

a big game and at that point 

in Notts’ history, they didn’t 

come much bigger. 

Needless to say those 90 

minutes also went by in the 

blink of an eye and when the 

final whistle blew and Notts 

had gained promotion, to use 

a phrase coined by Mr Notts 

County, Colin Slater, the Notts’ 

fans joy knew no bounds. 

We watched the team 

collect the trophy and parade 

around the pitch, then my 

esteemed colleague thought it 

would be a good idea to send 

me to the tunnel area away 

to our left to get an interview 

or two before our line went 

‘dead’ at 5.30pm. So off I ran 

with tape machine in hand to 

see who I could get. 

By the time I’d got to 

the tunnel, the players had 

disappeared into the dressing 

rooms and were heard 

celebrating - there was no way 

I was going to get an interview 

with anyone, they weren’t 

coming out of there for a 

while, so I headed back up to 

the press box for the final five 


minutes of the programme. 

With that part of the ground 

empty, I thought I’d do the 

only thing I could - walk up 

the Wembley steps past the 

royal box and up to the press 

box. It would’ve been rude not 

to whilst you’re there and with 

no-one stopping you! 

I quickly began to regret 

that decision as those steps 

were fairly steep when you’ve 

just run half-way around the 

stadium and by the time I’d 

got back to our commentary 

point with two minutes to 

go, I was completely out of 

breath. Showing no mercy for 

my plight, Nick bombarded 

me with questions I simply 

couldn’t answer – I still need 

to get him back for that! 

After signing off, we 

concluded our day out with 

a look around an empty 

national stadium and came 

back up the M1 giggling like 

schoolchildren as Notts had 

won promotion at Wembley. 

What a day! 

Photo caption: Who was the 

lucky mascot who led out the 

Magpies at Wembley? Please 

contact nick.richardson@ 

nottscountyfc.co.uk if you 

are ‘in the know’. 

Team photo courtesy of Tony Brown 

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YOUNG PIES MEMBERSHIPS, PRICED 

£12 FOR NON-SEASON TICKET 

HOLDERS AND £6 FOR SEASON 

TICKET HOLDERS, INCLUDE: 

— FUN-FILLED WELCOME PACK 

— SIGNED CHRISTMAS CARD FROM THE FIRST TEAM AND HEAD COACH 

— TWO SPECIAL EVENTS DURING THE SEASON 

— THREE VOUCHERS, ENTITLING YOU TO ONE BOTTLE OF SOFT DRINK 

AND ONE HOT FOOD ITEM, WHICH CAN BE USED AT ANY OF OUR 

CONCOURSE KIOSKS OVER THE COURSE OF THE SEASON 

— AUTOMATIC ENTRY INTO A MONTHLY DRAW TO WIN A MASCOT PACKAGE 

To find out more about Young Pies memberships, please email cj.smith@nottscountyfc.co.uk 

MATCH THE BADGES 

Can you match the badges below 

to their respective clubs? 

A B C 

D E F 

1 YEOVIL TOWN 

2 YORK CITY 

3 DORKING WANDERERS 

4 FC HALIFAX TOWN 

5 BARNET 

6 MAIDSTONE UNITED 

SPOT THE BALL 

Can you work out which is the correct ball from 

the Magpies' last Meadow Lane outing? 

B 

C 


A 

ANSWERS: Spot The Ball: A; 

Match the Badges: A3, B6, C1, D5, E4, F2 

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Brewed in the UK, the Danish way. Enjoy responsibly. 

Worth a try? 

Probably. 

Discover the refreshing, crisp and perfectly balanced 

taste of Carlsberg Danish Pilsner.

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NOTTS 

COUNTY 

FOUNDATION 

NOTTS COUNTY FOUNDATION 

FORGE NEW LOCAL PARTNERSHIP 

WITH ROYAL MENCAP SOCIETY 

— NOTTS COUNTY FOUNDATION is proud 

to announce the launch of an exciting new 

partnership with the Royal Mencap Society 

Nottingham Me Time. 

Having officially begun on Monday 1 

August, Mencap Me Time has relocated from 

its current base at the Meadows Youth Centre 

to Notts County Foundation’s Portland 

Centre facility, taking up tenancy in the 

centre’s first floor studio. 

The partnership will see Mencap utilise 

the Portland Centre’s amenities – namely the 

gym, cardio suite, and swimming pool to offer 

adults with a learning disability access to fun 

and educational health and wellbeing-related 

sessions, as well as music, drama and arts 

and crafts workshops. 

Venetia Sanders, Head of Commercial 

at Notts County Foundation, said: “We are 

absolutely delighted to welcome Mencap to 

the Portland Centre and support the charity’s 

invaluable work across the local area. Much 

like Notts County Foundation, Mencap Me 

Time places community at the heart of its 

work, so creating such a unique, innovative 

partnership between the two organisations 


makes a lot of sense, and we very much look 

forward to working alongside Mencap’s 

members of staff and people with a learning 

disability for the foreseeable future.” 

Kay Dutton, Programme Coordinator at 

Mencap Me Time, said: “Royal Mencap Society 

Me Time colleagues and the people we 

support welcome this opportunity to be a part 

of this amazing community project, bringing 

local people together to socialise, make 

friends, build connections and relationships, 

and enjoy the facilities on offer. 

“Mencap’s social, leisure and community 

inclusion opportunities are known as Me Time, 

supporting people with a learning disability to 

meet others in their local communities, to learn 

new skills and have fun.” 

Currently, the Nottinghamshire service 

supports approximately 75 individuals on a 

weekly basis. 

Kay added: “This exciting project will not 

only benefit the people we support who are 

already involved in this community hub, but 

also will enable those who are passionate 

about contributing to the development of their 

local community to get involved.” 

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— THE ONE AND ONLY Dean Thomas is 

returning to Meadow Lane on Thursday 6 

October as our special guest at this year’s 

afternoon tea party. 

Members will no doubt remember 

Thommo’s tough-tackling performances 

during the glorious Neil Warnock days, 

but he has now swapped midfield for 

microphone and will be treating attendees 

to renditions of Frank Sinatra, Neil Diamond 

and more! 

THE OSA COMMITTEE 

BRING US UP TO 

SPEED… 

The event will take place from 1-5pm at 

Meadow Lane and although open to all 

members, it’s especially aimed at those 

in the 50-plus age range. It’s a chance to 

take tea and socialise with fellow members, 

reminisce about the good old days as well 

as enthuse about the current team. 

Priced £10 for members and £15 for nonmembers, 

places are selling fast so please 

email lynn.lawson@nottscountyfc.co.uk or 

call 0115 955 7200 to secure your spot. 

LATEST LIFELINE WINNERS WEEK 1 

£1,000 0317 Mark Briggs Sutton in Ashfield 

£100 1457 Jonathan English West Bridgford 

0737 Paul Richardson Carlton 

2417 Jodie Parker Leicester 

£50 1019 Alan Brooks Stapleford 

0852 Mr R Child Heanor 

0165 Christene Elliott Sneinton 

£70 (50/50 draw) 0281 David Allsop Kirkby in Ashfield 

Match Tickets 0977 Kevan Gaunt Daybrook 

2399 Paul Wilkinson Nuthall 

1332 Anthony Bullen Chilwell 

OFFICIAL SUPPORTERS’ ASSOCIATION 


— WE’RE PLEASED 

TO ANNOUNCE that 

Brandon Chambers has 

joined our committee 

to organise inclusion 

football matches. 

The NCFCOSA Fans 

For Diversity team kick 

off our first game this 

season on 1 October 

(2pm) at Portland baths. 

Three teams will be 

supporting our cause. 

Our Fans For Diversity matches are always a great way of drawing attention to the importance 

of inclusion in football. We always finish our matches with a chat and a buffet, bringing people 

together from all walks of life. 

Our matches are supported and sponsored by Fans For Diversity. We would like to thank 

Anwar Uddin for his help and support arranging the grant. Enjoy the game tonight, Anwar. 

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SHIRT SPONSORSHIP 

2022-23 

1 

Sam SLOCOMBE 

GOLD... 

Vivien Pavis 

SILVER... 

Oscar Swaby 

3 

Joel TAYLOR 

GOLD... 

Twelve 

SILVER... 

Peter Craddock 

5 

Connell RAWLINSON 

GOLD... 

Lifeline 

SILVER... 

– 

7 

Kairo MITCHELL 

GOLD... 

Pukka Pies 

SILVER... 

– 

9 

Macaulay LANGSTAFF 

GOLD... 

Dean & George Robson 

SILVER... 

Jason, Kirsty & Poppy Kirk 

11 

Aaron NEMANE 

GOLD... 

Dexter & Delphi Naylor 

SILVER... 

– 

2 

Richard BRINDLEY 

GOLD... 

HPM Media Limited 

SILVER... 

Erin Harby 

4 

Kyle CAMERON 

GOLD... 

The Big Picture People 

SILVER... 

– 

6 

Jim O’BRIEN 

GOLD... 

Notts County Supporters’ Club 

SILVER... 

– 

8 

Sam AUSTIN 

GOLD... Paul & Sandra at 

Complete Health Linlithgow 

SILVER... 

EJT Properties Limited 

10 

Quevin CASTRO 

GOLD... 

– 

SILVER... 

– 

12 

Tiernan BROOKS 

GOLD... 

Kevin Duska Jnr 

SILVER... 

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Ed FRANCIS 

GOLD... 

Jurgen Halligan 

SILVER... 

Geo Hanson & Sons 

16 

Geraldo BAJRAMI 

GOLD... 

Ian Roberts 

SILVER... 

– 

18 

Matt PALMER 

GOLD... 

Dianne Jackson 

SILVER... 

Chris & Trevor Wicks 

20 

Ruben RODRIGUES 

GOLD... 

Geoff & Elliot Gibbs 

SILVER... 

James Edwards 

22 

Luther MUNAKANDAFA 

GOLD... 

James Edwards 

SILVER... 

– 

HC 

Luke WILLIAMS 

GOLD... 

Notts County Supporters’ Club 

SILVER... 

– 

15 

Aden BALDWIN 

GOLD... 

Paul Louis 

SILVER... 

Niall Saville 

17 

Frank VINCENT 

GOLD... 

Creative Apostrophe Ltd 

SILVER... 

Dawn Taylor 

19 

Cedwyn SCOTT 

GOLD... 

Paul & Lindsey Lynch 

SILVER... 

Nick & Ben Lynch 

21 

Tobi ADEBAYO-ROWLING 

GOLD... 

U Just Cook 

SILVER... 

– 

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Adam CHICKSEN 

GOLD... 

Richard Gill 

SILVER... 

Judd Hanson 

AHC 

Ryan HARLEY 

GOLD... 

NCFCOSA 

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FIXTURES+RESULTS 

2022-23 

DATE H/A KO OPPOSITION F-A ATT STARTING XI 

AUGUST 2022 

SAT 06 H 15:00 MAIDENHEAD UNITED u 3-0 6,331 SLOCOMBE CAMERON BALDWIN BRINDLEY CHICKSEN TAYLOR 1 

SAT 13 A 15:00 BOREHAM WOOD s 2-2 1,303 SLOCOMBE CAMERON BALDWIN v BRINDLEY CHICKSEN TAYLOR 

TUE 16 A 19:45 GATESHEAD s 1-1 1,825 SLOCOMBE CAMERON BAJRAMI BRINDLEY CHICKSEN NEMANE 

SAT 20 H 17:20 CHESTERFIELD s 2-2 8,287 SLOCOMBE CAMERON BALDWIN v BRINDLEY CHICKSEN NEMANE 

SAT 27 A 15:00 FC HALIFAX TOWN u 4-1 2,371 SLOCOMBE CAMERON BALDWIN BRINDLEY CHICKSEN NEMANE v 

MON 29 H 15:00 SOLIHULL MOORS u 1-0 7,004 SLOCOMBE CAMERON BALDWIN BRINDLEY CHICKSEN 1 NEMANE 

SEPTEMBER 2022 

SAT 03 A 15:00 DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE u 5-0 1,722 SLOCOMBE CAMERON BALDWIN BRINDLEY CHICKSEN 1 NEMANE v 

TUE 13 H 19:45 ALDERSHOT TOWN 

SAT 17 A 15:00 DORKING WANDERERS 

SAT 24 A 15:00 YORK CITY 

OCTOBER 2022 

SAT 01 H 15:00 ALTRINCHAM 

TUE 04 H 19:45 WREXHAM 

SAT 08 A 15:00 WOKING 

FRI 21 H 19:45 MAIDSTONE UNITED 

TUE 25 A 19:45 WEALDSTONE 

SAT 29 H 15:00 TORQUAY UNITED 

NOVEMBER 2022 

TUE 08 A 19:45 SOUTHEND UNITED 

SAT 12 A 15:00 EASTLEIGH 

SAT 19 H 15:00 YEOVIL TOWN 

SAT 26 H 15:00 BARNET 

DECEMBER 2022 

SAT 03 A 15:00 SCUNTHORPE UNITED 

SAT 10 A 15:00 MAIDENHEAD UNITED 

TUE 13 H 19:45 GATESHEAD 

MON 26 H 15:00 OLDHAM ATHLETIC 

JANUARY 2023 

SUN 01 A 15:00 OLDHAM ATHLETIC 

SAT 07 H 15:00 BOREHAM WOOD 

SAT 21 A 15:00 CHESTERFIELD 

TUE 24 A 19:45 SOLIHULL MOORS 

SAT 28 H 15:00 FC HALIFAX TOWN 

FEBRUARY 2023 

SAT 04 A 15:00 TORQUAY UNITED 

SAT 11 H 15:00 EASTLEIGH 

SAT 18 A 15:00 YEOVIL TOWN 

TUE 21 H 19:45 SOUTHEND UNITED 

SAT 25 H 15:00 DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE 

MARCH 2023 

SAT 04 A 15:00 BROMLEY 

TUE 07 A 19:45 ALDERSHOT TOWN 

SAT 11 H 15:00 DORKING WANDERERS 

SAT 18 A 15:00 BARNET 

SAT 25 H 15:00 SCUNTHORPE UNITED 

APRIL 2023 

SAT 01 A 15:00 ALTRINCHAM 

FRI 07 H 15:00 WEALDSTONE 

MON 10 A 15:00 WREXHAM 

SAT 15 H 15:00 WOKING 

SAT 22 A 15:00 MAIDSTONE UNITED 

SAT 29 H 15:00 YORK CITY 

TBC H TBC BROMLEY P-P

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SUBSTITUTES 

KEY: GOALSCORER 1 OWN GOAL OG YELLOW CARD RED CARD 

FRANCIS v O'BRIEN v RODRIGUES AUSTIN L'STAFF 2 v u PALMER 66', u SCOTT 77', u BAJRAMI 83', VINCENT, MITCHELL 

FRANCIS O'BRIEN v RODRIGUES 1 AUSTIN v LANGSTAFF u PALMER 59', u MITCHELL 59' 1, u BAJRAMI 77', VINCENT, SCOTT 

FRANCIS v PALMER RODRIGUES O’BRIEN v LANGSTAFF v u MITCHELL 63', u SCOTT 76', u VINCENT 81', TAYLOR, AUSTIN OG 

PALMER O'BRIEN v RODRIGUES MITCHELL v LANGSTAFF 2 u SCOTT 59', u AUSTIN 59', u BAJRAMI 72', TAYLOR, FRANCIS 


PALMER O’BRIEN AUSTIN SCOTT 1 v L'STAFF 2 v u BAJRAMI 61’, u ADEBAYO-ROWLING 68’, u MITCHELL 1 72’, FRANCIS, MUNAK'A 

BAJRAMI v PALMER RODRIGUES SCOTT v LANGSTAFF v u AUSTIN 62’, u MITCHELL 82’, u O’BRIEN 90’, ADEBAYO-ROWLING, FRANCIS 

PALMER O’BRIEN v RODRIGUES SCOTT 1 v LANGSTAFF 3 u AUSTIN 60’, u BAJRAMI 66’, u FRANCIS 73’, ADEBAYO-ROWLING, MITCHELL 

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NOTTS COUNTY 

ROLL CALL 

2022-23 

LEAGUE FA CUP FA TROPHY 

SEASON 

TOTAL 

NOTTS 

CAREER 

CAREER 

TOTAL 

APPS GOALS APPS GOALS APPS GOALS APPS GOALS APPS GOALS APPS GOALS 

1 SAM SLOCOMBE 7 - - - - - 7 - 107 - 347 - 

2 RICHARD BRINDLEY 7 - - - - - 7 - 95 1 271 7 

3 JOEL TAYLOR 2 1 - - - - 2 1 29 1 150 4 

4 KYLE CAMERON 7 - - - - - 7 - 39 4 188 12 

5 CONNELL RAWLINSON - - - - - - - - 111 3 310 12 

6 JIM O’BRIEN 7 - - - - - 7 - 107 8 491 31 

7 KAIRO MITCHELL 5 2 - - - - 5 2 39 6 92 16 

8 SAM AUSTIN 6 - - - - - 6 - 6 - 216 19 

9 MACAULAY LANGSTAFF 7 9 - - - - 7 9 7 9 153 55 

11 AARON NEMANE 5 - - - - - 5 - 33 3 119 9 

12 TIERNAN BROOKS - - - - - - 1 - - - 28 - 

13 BRAD YOUNG - - - - - - - - - - 2 - 

14 ED FRANCIS 4 - - - - - 4 - 44 1 76 4 

15 ADEN BALDWIN 6 - - - - - 6 - 6 - 73 3 

16 GERALDO BAJRAMI 7 - - - - - 7 - 7 - 55 1 

17 FRANK VINCENT 1 - - - - - 4 - 31 4 83 4 

18 MATT PALMER 7 - - - - - 7 - 56 2 314 13 

19 CEDWYN SCOTT 6 2 - - - - 6 2 6 2 77 31 

20 RUBEN RODRIGUES 7 1 - - - - 7 1 97 32 156 55 

21 TOBI ADEBAYO-ROWLING 1 - - - - - 1 - 1 - 185 1 

22 LUTHER MUNAKANDAFA - - - - - - - - - - - - 

23 ADAM CHICKSEN 7 2 - - - - 7 2 64 3 307 8

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LEAGUE... 

VANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE TABLE 

HOME 

AWAY 

P W D L F A W D L F A GD PTS 

1 CHESTERFIELD 7 3 0 0 6 1 2 2 0 8 5 +8 17 

2 WREXHAM 7 3 0 0 10 2 2 1 1 9 5 +12 16 

3 NOTTS COUNTY 7 2 1 0 6 2 2 2 0 12 4 +12 15 

4 SOLIHULL MOORS 7 2 2 0 10 3 2 0 1 8 5 +10 14 

5 BOREHAM WOOD 7 0 2 1 4 5 4 0 0 8 1 +6 14 

6 WEALDSTONE 7 2 2 0 5 3 2 0 1 3 2 +3 14 

7 BARNET 7 3 0 0 7 1 1 1 2 6 9 +3 13 

8 BROMLEY 7 3 1 0 4 1 1 0 2 4 7 0 13 

9 YORK CITY 7 1 1 1 3 2 2 1 1 4 3 +2 11 

10 WOKING 7 2 0 1 6 3 1 1 2 4 6 +1 10 

11 EASTLEIGH 7 2 1 0 4 2 1 0 3 4 7 -1 10 

12 MAIDSTONE UNITED 7 2 0 1 5 5 1 1 2 5 11 -6 10 

13 SOUTHEND UNITED 7 2 0 2 4 3 0 2 1 2 3 0 8 

14 OLDHAM ATHLETIC 7 2 0 2 6 7 0 2 1 1 2 -2 8 

15 DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE 7 2 1 1 7 8 0 1 2 1 4 -4 8 

16 TORQUAY UNITED 7 0 1 2 1 4 2 0 2 3 3 -3 7 

17 MAIDENHEAD UNITED 7 2 1 1 6 4 0 0 3 0 6 -4 7 

18 DORKING WANDERERS 7 1 1 2 5 12 1 0 2 6 8 -9 7 

19 GATESHEAD 7 1 2 1 7 5 0 1 2 4 7 -1 6 

20 YEOVIL TOWN 7 1 1 2 3 4 0 2 1 3 4 -2 6 

21 ALDERSHOT TOWN 7 1 0 3 5 9 1 0 2 3 4 -5 6 

22 FC HALIFAX TOWN 7 0 1 2 1 5 1 1 2 3 4 -5 5 

23 ALTRINCHAM 7 0 2 1 4 5 0 2 2 2 8 -7 4 

24 SCUNTHORPE UNITED 7 1 0 3 5 9 0 0 3 2 6 -8 3 

TONIGHT'S VANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE FIXTURES 

19:45 ALTRINCHAM v SCUNTHORPE UNITED 

19:45 BARNET v DORKING WANDERERS 

19:45 BOREHAM WOOD v MAIDENHEAD UNITED 

19:45 CHESTERFIELD v SOUTHEND UNITED 

19:45 EASTLEIGH v YEOVIL TOWN 

19:45 FC HALIFAX TOWN v GATESHEAD 

19:45 MAIDSTONE UNITED v WEALDSTONE 

19:45 NOTTS COUNTY v ALDERSHOT TOWN 

19:45 TORQUAY UNITED v SOLIHULL MOORS 

19:45 WOKING v OLDHAM ATHLETIC 

19:45 WREXHAM v DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE 

19:45 YORK CITY v BROMLEY 


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REFEREE 

MATTHEW DICICCO 

1 Sam SLOCOMBE (GK) 

2 Richard BRINDLEY 

3 Joel TAYLOR 

4 Kyle CAMERON © 

5 Connell RAWLINSON 

6 Jim O'BRIEN 

7 Kairo MITCHELL 

8 Sam AUSTIN 

9 Macaulay LANGSTAFF 

10 Quevin CASTRO 

11 Aaron NEMANE 

12 Tiernan BROOKS (GK) 

13 Brad YOUNG (GK) 

14 Ed FRANCIS 

15 Aden BALDWIN 

16 Geraldo BAJRAMI 

17 Frank VINCENT 

18 Matty PALMER 

19 Cedwyn SCOTT 

20 Ruben RODRIGUES 

21 Tobi ADEBAYO-ROWLING 

22 Luther MUNAKANDAFA 

23 Adam CHICKSEN 

ASSISTANT REFEREE 1 

ASHLEY CLARKE 

ASSISTANT REFEREE 2 

STUART KANE 

1 Luca ASHBY-HAMMOND (GK) 

2 Archie DAVIES 

3 Ollie HARFIELD 

4 Joe PARTINGTON © 

5 Tyler CORDNER 

6 Kodi LYONS-FOSTER 

7 Justin AMALUZOR 

9 Inih EFFIONG 

10 Josh MCQUOID 

11 Harry PANAYIOTOU 

13 Ryan HALL (GK) 

14 Francis AMARTEY 

16 Corey JORDAN 

20 Michael KLASS 

21 Ben SHROLL 

22 Giles PHILLIPS 

23 Ryan GLOVER 

24 Maxwell MULLINS 

25 Keane ANDERSON 

27 Tommy WILLARD 

(-) Marcel ELVA-FOUNTAINE 

FOURTH OFFICIAL 

CHRISTOPHER PORTER

Notts County vs Aldershot Town

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