Notts County vs FC Halifax Town

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Notts County v FC Halifax Town
Saturday 28 January 2023 — 3pm
Vanarama National League
Meadow Lane
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WELCOME TO
THE MAG
Notts County v FC Halifax Town
Saturday 28 January 2023 — 3pm
Vanarama National League
Meadow Lane
— IT’S BEEN MORE than two months since we’ve hosted a
Saturday 3pm kick-off at Meadow Lane, so it’s great to break that
duck today – particularly following the recent disruption.
Luke Williams discusses the impact of postponements, as well
as the new deal he signed earlier this month, on page five.
To celebrate the good news, we take a look at some of the
best wins Williams has overseen on page 16, while Mick Chappell
brings us another Peek at the Past on 18.
Enjoy the game and the Mag – and we’ll see you back here for
the Valentine’s Day visit of Barnet!
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 v FC HALIFAX TOWN
NOTTS COUNTY
FOOTBALL CLUB
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DIRECTORS: ALEXANDER REEDTZ,
RICHARD MONTAGUE, JASON TURNER
HONORARY PRESIDENT: DEREK PAVIS (1930-2017)
HONORARY VICE-PRESIDENTS:
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ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS:
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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:
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EDITOR: NICK RICHARDSON
CONTRIBUTORS: NEIL RICHARDSON,
MICK CHAPPELL
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RITCHIE SUMPTER, DAN WESTWELL,
RICHARD DAVIES, JOHN ANDERSON,
NOTTINGHAM POST, JOE RAYNOR
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HEAD COACH'S NOTES
LUKE WILLIAMS
We’re delighted to be back in action today after seeing our last two
matches postponed due to the cold weather...
— WHILE IT’S BEEN a hugely frustrating
period, I don’t think there’s a lot
anyone could have done to get either
the Chesterfield or Solihull game on.
Unfortunately, unless you have undersoil
heating it can be impossible to combat cold
temperatures.
Postponements make life very difficult
as they sabotage your training schedule.
Usually we work the players very hard early
in the week before reducing the workload
going into a game, but we’ve been unable
to follow this pattern recently due to
the disruption.
“WE SHOULD ALL BE
PROUD OF THE WORK
WE’VE DONE SO FAR, BUT
I FEEL IT’S IMPORTANT TO
STRESS THAT WE’RE ONLY
SIX MONTHS INTO OUR
JOURNEY TOGETHER AND
I KNOW THAT WE’RE ONLY
GOING TO GET STRONGER”
That said, there are many other teams in
the same situation as us – including today’s
opposition who have had their fair share of
postponements this season.
We’ve been clear to the players that they
can either react well or badly to what’s
happened, and that they have to be strong
enough to deal with the adversity. Their
reaction has been brilliant and now we
have to see a response in today’s game –
we need showtime again.
On a separate note, I’d like to take this
opportunity to thank our owners, Chris
and Alex Reedtz, for putting their faith
in me and Ryan Harley by offering us
new contracts.
As a manager or head coach, it can be
incredibly difficult to find a club that closely
matches your own philosophy and values
and I feel very fortunate to have found that
here, particularly so early in my career.
We should all be proud of the work
we’ve done so far, but I feel it’s important
to stress that we’re only six months into our
journey together and I know that we’re only
going to get stronger.
The foundations Chris and Alex have
laid for this club are phenomenal and I’m
honoured to be the person they want
to lead the team at this very important
juncture in the club’s history.
It would mean the world to me to
be part of the collective effort to
take Notts back into the EFL – and
the prospect of what we could
go on to achieve from there is
incredibly exciting.
For now, though, as clichéd as
it sounds, our focus has to be on
the next match and helping the
players maintain the superb levels
they have consistently produced so far
this season.
LUKE WILLIAMS |
HEAD COACH
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NICKNAME:
The Shaymen
MANAGER:
Chris Millington
OPPOSITION PROFILE
fc halifax
town
An FC Halifax Town side accustomed to battling for promotion in recent seasons
arrive at Meadow Lane today occupying a mid-table position in the National League...
— CHRIS MILLINGTON’S
team were scheduled to
entertain relegation-threatened
Scunthorpe United on
Wednesday, but after last
weekend’s home game against
Wealdstone was called off due
to a frozen pitch, they found
themselves in 15th place, well
clear of the relegation zone but
six points outside the play-offs.
A disappointing festive season,
when they picked up just one
point from their double header
with Altrincham, was followed
by a 1-0 defeat at relegationthreatened
Torquay United,
leaving manager Millington to
reflect: “It was a horrible game -
horrible weather, horrible pitch,
just a horrible day at the office.
“They coped with the
conditions much better than we
did and deserved the victory.”
The Shaymen have struggled
to pick up points on the road
this season, with their last away
win in the league coming against
Meadow Park
STADIUM:
The Shay
Solihull Moors in November. It’s
a fact not lost on Millington, who
said: “We’ve been on the wrong
end of too many 1-0s in what
have been nothing games.
“We’ve had it at Yeovil and at
Eastleigh, games where you just
make sure you don’t lose, but
we’re coming away on the wrong
end of a 1-0 defeat. If we do a
bit more we come away with at
least a point. It’s something we
need to fix.”
Torquay’s winner came when
Halifax failed to deal with a
corner, and Millington said: “We
didn’t clear the first ball well
enough and when the second
ball happens they are first to it.
It wasn’t just that moment, there
were too many times when we
were second best.”
Millington will hope those
defensive frailties will be
addressed following the
recent arrival of Adam Senior
on a month-long loan from
Bolton Wanderers.
CAPACITY:
14,401
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2021-22 FINISH:
4th – National League
The defender came through
the Trotters’ ranks and has made
seven appearances for them. This
is his latest loan after spells at
Ashton United, York City, Chorley
and Telford United.
In August’s reverse fixture at
the Shay, we emerged 4-1 victors
thanks to a superb attacking
display from front pair Cedwyn
Scott and Macaulay Langstaff,
along with an impressive
substitute appearance from
Kairo Mitchell.
The former Gateshead duo
came to life at the end of a quiet
first half, Langstaff finishing at the
back post before Scott headed
home just before the break.
And they combined in the
second half before Langstaff
rounded the keeper to score his
second and secure the points.
Harvey Gilmour gave the home
fans something to celebrate with
a late volley but we had the final
say as Mitchell pounced on an
error to complete the scoring.
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BULLETIN BOARD
OUR LUCKY MASCOTS!
HANNAH BRADD
Age: 9
Favourite player:
Rodrigues
Hobbies: Playing for
Keyworth United
Future job: Footballer
HOLLY BRADD
Age: 11
Favourite player:
Rodrigues
Hobbies: Lots!
Future job: Vet
Happy 10th wedding
anniversary, WAYNE! Lots
of love Michaela, Emma
and Selena.
BILLY TOWN, thank you
for your friendship and
all you have done for our
family over the years. It’s
appreciated more than you
will ever know. Now come
on you Magpies, three
points please!
A marriage made
at Meadow Lane.
GRAHAM AND SHIRLEY
WOOTTON were both
‘dyed-in-the-feathers’
Magpies before they met
at Boys’ and Girls’ Brigade
clubs at their local church.
They started attending
Notts matches together
in 1956 before they
eventually got married
on 30 January 1960. 63
years later they are still
attending home matches
together and 84-year-old
bandmaster Graham is still
blowing his trumpet and
banging his drum for the
BB and, metaphorically
speaking, the Mighty
Magpies too!
MILLIE BRADD
Age: 11
Favourite player:
Rodrigues
Hobbies: Football
Future job: Footballer
or a teacher
REST IN PEACE...
Tony Martin – 1945-2022
Tony began his
love affair with the
Magpies in 1950
and never missed
a season. Sadly,
due to illness, the
last match he
attended was in
November 2021,
however he
continued to follow his
lads’ fortunes right up to the
end. RIP Tony and COYP!
Robert Stocks – 1944-2022
This month
marks the first
anniversary of the
passing of lifelong
Notts fan Robert,
who is fondly
remembered by
his daughters,
Sarah and Nicola,
together with
many generations of those he
inspired during his teaching
career. Robert was also a
keen cricket fan because his
father was Nottinghamshire
all-rounder Freddie Stocks,
the only cricketer to have
scored a century on his
first-class debut and taken
a wicket with his first ball in
Championship cricket.
JOSEPH BRADD
Age: 8
Favourite player:
Langstaff
Hobbies: Xbox
Future job: Wrestler

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1⃞■
3⃞■
MANY HAPPY RETURNS!
1⃞■ Happy 95th birthday,
DAVID COOKE! Much
love, Keith and Julie
2⃞■ Happy 80th birthday,
ROY SMITH! COYP
3⃞■ Happy fifth birthday,
TOBIAS WOOD!
From all the family
4⃞■ Happy 50th birthday,
DAVID! Here’s to another
50 years of supporting
the Magpies!
4⃞■ 5⃞■
7⃞■ 8⃞■
2⃞■
Happy 21st birthday,
BRUCE! Love Kirsty,
Steve and Isabelle xxx
5⃞■ Happy 16th birthday, JUDE!
Happy 11th birthday,
SOPHIA GOSLING! Love from
Daddy, Gracie and Rupert xx
Happy 12th birthday,
ALICE KONONOWICZ!
Love all the family x
Happy 32nd birthday,
NAOMI SMITH! Love
from all the family x
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7⃞■ Happy birthday, JOHN!
Love from Mhairi, Steve,
Ruaraidh and Liam
8⃞■ Happy 11th birthday,
TYLER ROBERTS! Lots of
love from your mum, dad,
brothers and family. Enjoy
the match, have a nice day
and keep working hard on
your dream to be a pro!
Happy 50th birthday,
FRASER DODDS! Love
Helen, William and Alice xxx
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BULLETIN BOARD
FIXTURE UPDATE
— WE HAVE PROVIDED an update on our
postponed Vanarama National League matches
against Solihull, Chesterfield and Eastleigh.
The new dates for each match are:
Solihull Moors (A)
Tuesday 31 January
7.45pm
Chesterfield (A)
Saturday 11 February
5.20pm
Eastleigh (H)
Tuesday 14 March
7.45pm
If you purchased tickets for either Solihull or
Chesterfield but now can’t attend, you can claim a
refund by returning your physical ticket(s) in person
or by posting to Notts County Football Club,
Meadow Lane Stadium, Meadow Lane, NG2 3HJ -
FAO ticket office. We strongly advise you to choose
recorded delivery.
Supporters who purchased a Chesterfield ticket
from the limited additional allocation and therefore
did not receive a physical ticket can simply visit or
call our ticket office on 0115 955 7210 to claim their
refund.
Solihull tickets are back on sale, while supporters
can join a waiting list to buy any Chesterfield tickets
made available for resale. Visit our website or call
0115 955 7210 for details.
TOUR THE LANE
WITH LES!
— WE’RE TAKING BOOKINGS for Les
Bradd’s stadium tours until the end of
February. Groups of up to 12 people will
be welcomed on each tour, with two slots
(11am and 1pm) available on Thursdays.
Lifeline members are entitled to one free
tour, which must be booked in advance.
They can also bring one friend or family
member.
PRICES (season ticket holders in brackets)
Adult: £10 (£8)
65 and over: £5 (£4)
Under 16: £2 (£1)
To register your interest, please email
cj.smith@nottscountyfc.co.uk or call 0115
955 7241.
LATEST FROM NOTTINGHAM PADEL CENTRE
Having offered free play to all since the facility opened in November,
prices from the beginning of February have been set at levels to
reflect the continuing uncertain weather conditions.
One-hour court hire will be £12 during off-peak hours, rising to £18
for more popular times.
Interest levels since the opening last November have been hugely
encouraging with more than 400 people making bookings.
In recognition of the possibility that bad weather may dissuade
players from following through with their bookings, the free
cancellation period has been reduced to one hour.
For more information, visit nottscountyfc.co.uk/padel.

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FLASHBACK:
REVERSE FIXTURE
SATURDAY 27 AUGUST 2022
THE SHAY – 2,371 (773)
FC HALIFAX TOWN 1
(GILMOUR 82’)
NOTTS COUNTY v FC HALIFAX TOWN
NOTTS COUNTY 4
(LANGSTAFF 41’ 59’, SCOTT 45’, MITCHELL 85’)
Starting XI: Slocombe; Cameron q, Baldwin,
Brindley; Chicksen, Nemane (Adebayo-Rowling
68’); Palmer, O’Brien, Austin; Scott (Bajrami
61’), Langstaff (Mitchell 72’)
Unused: Francis, Munakandafa.
A devastating attacking display from
front pair Cedwyn Scott and Macaulay
Langstaff, along with an excellent
substitute appearance from Kairo
Mitchell, fired us to victory in the reverse
fixture at the Shay.
The duo came to life at the end of a
quiet first half, Langstaff sliding in to finish
at the back post moments before Scott
flicked a header home.
And they combined in the second half to
allow Langstaff to round the keeper, score
his second and secure the points.
Harvey Gilmour’s late volley was only
ever to be a consolation as Mitchell
pounced on an error to add gloss to the
scoreline.
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FEATURE
A LECTURE FROM
JIMMY SIRREL
In his new book Dennis Coath looks back on a
career spanning 45 years as a TV and radio sport
reporter based in Nottingham. He recounts many
hilarious and amazing experiences, including his
enjoyable encounters with Jimmy Sirrel…
— ‘Jimmy was an extraordinary
recruitment officer,’ writes Dennis.
‘He picked up a string of
bargain buys and developed star
material from the youth team.
Jimmy’s judgement of a player
was acute.
‘I recall there was a striker
with a Second Division club who
was attracting the top scouts
and linked with First Division
clubs, including Notts County.
I enquired if Jimmy fancied
signing the player, and he said
that he had watched him and
dismissed the lad, as he claimed
he was lacking in a bit of courage.
‘When I watched him, I realised
that Jimmy was spot on. The
player did not relish heavy
challenges and was not keen on
putting himself about. In oldfashioned
parlance, he was ‘a goal
hanger’.
‘I observed the player gradually
sank down the leagues; he scored
goals but never established a
place at a club.
‘Behind a bluff and tough
Glaswegian exterior, Jimmy was a
kind man who always found time
to chat.
‘One day he explained how
his four-two-four system worked
by utilising salt and pepper pots,
drink, and sauce bottles. They
were lined up like chess pieces on
his office table. There could have
been the tomato ketchup gambit
or checkmate with beer bottle
and salt cellar.
‘It was a brilliant analysis and
like getting an advanced lecture
on football tactics.’
Dennis’ book’s title comes from
the trials and tribulations he faced
including giant rats, paddling
through pigeon poo and eating a
mouldy pie...all in his duties as an
intrepid TV reporter.
Dennis recalls dodging a hail of
bricks in Istanbul and avoiding a
fusillade of full beer cans hurled
by French rugby fans. He faced
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the militia’s machine guns in
Bilbao, was severely bitten by a
horse and terrified by lizards and
cobras in Vietnam.
He chronicles his interviews
with Muhammad Ali, Ayrton
Senna, Jonah Lomu and Rod
Stewart, among others.
Dennis has also published
books with England’s greatest
cricketer Ian Botham and
England’s most capped footballer
Peter Shilton and this latest
addition to his repertoire is
available at Waterstones, Amazon
and all good book shops for £8.99.
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TICKET UPDATE
Torquay United (A)
National League
Saturday 4 February
3pm
We’ve been allocated 1,000 standing tickets
and 497 seats for next weekend’s trip to
Devon, with sales available through Torquay’s
ticketing website.
PRICES
Seating:
Adult: £19
65 and over: £17
Terrace:
Adult: £19
65 and over: £17
Under 18: £10
Under 7: Free
Under 18: £10
Under 7: Free
Prices increase by £2 on matchday.
ID may be required on entry
DISABLED SUPPORTERS
DLA will entitle you to a free carer’s ticket. Please
contact yellowarmy@torquayunited.com for
further assistance. Proof of disability will be
required on purchase.
OFFICIAL AWAY TRAVEL
Buses will depart from Meadow Lane at 8.30am.
Adult: £30
Under 18: £20
Adult ST holder/ Under 18 ST holder/
Lifeline/OSA
Lifeline/OSA
member: £29
member: £10
Barnet (H)
National League
Tuesday 14 February
7.45pm
The Bees are next up at Meadow Lane for a
twice-rearranged fixture.
PRICES
Adult: £20
65 and over: £14
18-21: £14
Under 18: £7
Visit our ticketing site
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Under 16: £5
Under 12: £1
Under 7: Free*
Prices for supporters aged 12 and over rise by
£2 on matchday.
*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.
Tickets to the value of £1.50 or more will be
subject to a 60p per ticket administration fee
when purchased online or over the phone.
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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WILLIAMS'
BEST WINS...
SATURDAY 26 AUGUST 2022
NOTTS COUNTY 3
MAIDENHEAD0
The opening day of the 2022-23
season brought with it a wave
of intrigue and anticipation as
Williams took his place in the
dugout for his first competitive
match at Meadow Lane.
The pressure was on to get
the campaign off to a strong
start and he named a familiarlooking
XI, with only Aden
Baldwin, Sam Austin and
Macaulay Langstaff of the club’s
six summer signings going
straight into the line-up.
But any concerns over a were
quickly quashed as Langstaff
produced two fine finishes
before half-time.
The game was wrapped up
on the hour in sensational style
as Joel Taylor’s thunderbolt
threatened to secure our Goal of
the Season award in record time.
SATURDAY 3 SEPTEMBER 2022
DAGENHAM 0
NOTTS COUNTY 5
Langstaff didn’t have to wait
long for his first Notts treble,
though, as he put the Daggers
to the sword on a rampant day
in Essex.
Thriving once again in the
poacher’s role bestowed on
him by Williams, the Teessider
took his tally to nine in seven
games with our first, third and
fifth goals in a sensational team
display.
Eyebrows were raised when
Williams decided not to start
Geraldo Bajrami following his
brilliant midfield performance
in our victory over Solihull days
earlier.
But the incoming Jim
O’Brien’s excellent performance
fully justified the boss’
decision as we continued our
promising start.
TUESDAY 4 OCTOBER 2022
NOTTS COUNTY 1
WREXHAM0
Rarely had an October match
felt more significant before Phil
Parkinson’s side rolled into the
East Midlands for this midweek
match which attracted an
excellent crowd of 10,741.
Along with Chesterfield, we
and Wrexham had established
ourselves as the division’s early
pace-setters and, with two
points separating us from the
first-placed Dragons, it felt like
a significant night in what had
already become a tantalising
title race.
We burst out of the blocks
ferociously and were rewarded
with an early lead when an
ingenious set-piece led to
Langstaff notching his 15th
goal of the season. And, despite
losing the influential O’Brien
midway through the first half,
Williams was able to guide us
to a huge victory in a match we
edged, but which could have
gone either way.

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Earlier this month we were delighted to announce that our head coach Luke Williams had signed a
new contract which commits him to the club until the end of the 2026-27 season.
It came as just reward for Williams, who has already led us to many memorable victories since his
arrival last summer. Here, we look back at some of the best…
TUESDAY 25 OCTOBER 2022
WEALDSTONE1
NOTTS COUNTY 6
Anyone who had written off
our chances of bettering the
Dagenham result on the road
was made to eat humble pie
on an incredible evening at
Grosvenor Vale.
Our hosts were left stunned
by a superb display of first-half
finishing, Langstaff setting the
tone inside two minutes with an
emphatic opener.
But it was Adam Chicksen
who grabbed the headlines with
two excellent goals which took
his season tally to five as he
continued to relish his role as an
attacking wing back in Williams’
free-flowing system.
Matt Palmer, and then Aaron
Nemane and Bajrami in the
second half, rounded off a
hugely memorable night as we
fired another warning shot to
our promotion rivals.
SATURDAY 12 NOVEMBER 2022
EASTLEIGH0
NOTTS COUNTY 2
Having been beaten without
scoring on all three of our
previous visits to the Silverlake
Stadium, this result felt like it had
added meaning – particularly as
the Spitfires came into the game
unbeaten at home.
Our performance oozed class
from start to finish but we had
to wait until the 56th minute
to nudge ourselves in front,
Chicksen scoring his seventh
goal of the season, meaning he
had equalled his career total for
goals in less than four months
under Williams’ guidance.
Ruben Rodrigues added
deserved gloss to the scoreline
when he rounded off a superb
team move.
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SATURDAY 10 DECEMBER 2022
MAIDENHEAD3
NOTTS COUNTY 4
While Williams was
understandably unhappy to
have seen us relinquish our
3-1 half-time lead, the fact we
emerged victorious was seen
by many as a reflection of the
grit and determination he has
instilled in his team.
Having been in such a
dominant position, the prospect
of relinquishing three points
would have caused lesser sides
to crumble.
But Williams watched on as
his men produced a superb
winner out of nowhere,
Langstaff volleying home Kyle
Cameron’s excellent cross to
continue our relentless challenge
for end-of-season glory.
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PEEKS AT THE PAST
Today’s guest writer is Geoff
Gibbs, who reminisces
about his seminal role
in founding the original
Notts County Ladies team.
Geoff started supporting
Notts in 1947 and he’s
subsequently been involved
with the Supporters’ Club,
the Patrons, the Centenary
Club, NCFPA and Lifeline.
He currently sponsors
Ruben Rodrigues’ shirt...
— NOTTS COUNTY LADIES
FC were founded during
the 1978-79 season, when a
group of ladies led by Tina
Godward wanted to form a
team to play friendly matches.
This was accomplished with
the help of Tina’s father, Bill,
and I. The team’s title was
agreed upon after consulting
Notts’ Chairman, Jack
Dunnett and Secretary, Neil
Hook and permission was
granted for the ‘1972 Black
and White Stripes’ to be used
as our registered kit.
A public address
announcement at a Notts
match stimulated sufficient
interest to raise a team and a
friendly fixture versus Hadden
Park was arranged. However
Memory Lane
Honorary Club Historian, Mick Chappell reflects on
times past with a little help from his friends...
this caused major problems
because playing against
registered league clubs or
non-registered Women’s
FA clubs was not allowed;
registering for both was the
only solution. Fortunately,
Birmingham City were in the
same situation so we initially
set up a friendly with them.
Our original players ranged
from schoolgirls to those in
their late 20s and early 30s, so
I organised suitable training
sessions on the Embankment
and at Wollaton Park until
a work colleague arranged
for Killisick Park at Arnold
to be used as our home
ground. Eventually we were
accepted into Division Two of
the Nottinghamshire Ladies’
League and I became the
club’s representative.
Predictably, when the
1978-79 season started
results went against us
but spirits stayed high and
performances improved so
much that Notts County
Ladies played a big part in
preserving the existence
of the Nottinghamshire
Ladies’ League after it
received a winding-up notice
from the WFA. After the
League Secretary resigned
I volunteered to succeed him
and responded positively
to WFA requirements at a
crucial meeting that ultimately
preserved the status of
our League.
Thereafter we achieved
our first League victory when
Selina McConville scored
in a 1-0 win over Lloyds
Ladies and a second victory
against County Canaries
eventually ensured that
we avoided bottom spot.
When Hucknall team, Byron
Rangers, disbanded two
of their best players joined
us and strengthened our
attack and defence so much
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French club, Diablo Nantes,
for a friendly that resulted in
a 3-1 win.
During the close season we
recruited experienced players
who possessed the ability
and commitment to improve
our team. After training
throughout the summer we
sought permission from the
WFA to tour Germany and
play teams of a supposedly
similar standard during
August. Our first opponents
were Kobern Gondorf, who
were based in Koblenz on the
banks of the River Moselle.
Two days later we were
due to face Bad Neuenahr’s
third team, but after watching
us win our first match 4-1
they fielded their Deutscher
Meister team (Champions
of Germany 1978) for a
game played on a red shale
pitch. Unsurprisingly we lost
heavily and Sandy ‘Brian
Stubbs’ Bryant ended the
game with ‘shredded legs’ as
a consequence of the sliding
tackles that were her forte!
Ironically the ‘real’ Brian
Stubbs then asked if he could
train the ladies with me;
fitness, skills and camaraderie
soared before the new
season began with extremely
encouraging League results.
Ultimately we finished second
in Division Two on the same
points total as Lloyds Ladies
and earned promotion by
virtue of our better goal
difference. Nevertheless we
were disappointed to lose
the Second Division Cup
final against champions,
Doncaster Ladies.
At the 1980 Nottingham
Ladies AGM I resigned
as League Secretary and
Manager of Notts County
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Ladies. However, a new
Second Division Cup
Competition was named after
me for ‘services rendered’ and
I was proud to present it to
my former team when they
became its first winners the
following season.
Some of the original Ladies
still live locally while others
have moved further afield,
but I’d like to thank each
and every one of them for
the effort, friendship and
commitment that made Notts
County Ladies such a highly
respected club.
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FOLLOWING A DOUBLING IN SALES
FROM LAST SEASON, YOUNG PIES
MEMBERSHIPS HAVE NOW SOLD OUT
FOR 2022-23, BUT YOU CAN STILL ADD
YOUR CHILD'S NAME TO A WAITING LIST
FOR THIS SEASON'S EXCITING EVENTS...
2022-23 members will be invited to Christmas and Easter parties with the players but, should
capacity allow, we will also extend invitations to non-members who have joined our waiting list.
By joining the waiting list you will also be kept informed of our plans for 2023-
24 membership, as well as other family-friendly club initiatives.
To add your child/children’s name(s), please email cj.smith@nottscountyfc.co.uk.
SPOT THE BALL
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A
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ANSWERS: Spot The Ball: A;
Anagrammer: John Bostock, Archie Mair, Matty Palmer, Aden Baldwin.
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NOTTS
COUNTY
FOUNDATION
FOUNDATION FRIENDS –
NEW NOTTS COUNTY
FOUNDATION PROGRAMME
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— WE’RE DELIGHTED to share
news of the latest addition to our
circuit of groups and activities,
Foundation Friends.
Occurring every Saturday
from 10am – 12pm at Portland
Centre, it’s a multi-sport
wellbeing session for people of
all abilities.
The session is aimed at people
who are looking to get active
and make friends, and gives the
participants a place to continue
their wellbeing journey.
The sessions consist of a
variety of sports, including
badminton and table tennis,
and will also utilise the centre’s
fitness suites.
They’re great for socialising,
too, with hot refreshments
available to enjoy alongside
fellow members.
The sessions are run on a
pay-as-you-go basis, so there’s
no sign-up fee or long-standing
payment requirement. The
weekly price to join is £2.50 for
Under 16s and £4 for adults.
Participants will also receive a
Foundation Friends loyalty card,
which after nine paid sessions
will entitle them to their 10th
free! What’s more, the loyalty
card can be used at our sponsor
venue, Trent Navigation, to
claim discount on food and
drink!
Trent Navigation have
partnered with us on this
programme to reflect their
updated brand image of being
a wholesome, family-friendly
organisation with homecooked
food. Participants
are encouraged to visit
Trent Navigation after their
Foundation Friends session!
Ashley Dilks, Group Marketing
Manager at Great Northern
Groups, who are the operators
of Trent Navigation, said: “Trent
Navigation is proud to be
working with the Foundation.
“Social venues play a vital
role in promoting wellbeing and
social cohesion by providing a
safe and welcoming space for
all individuals to connect with
others, engage in meaningful
conversations and participate in
community events.
“They also offer a sense of
belonging and community spirit,
which can help to reduce social
isolation and promote mental
and emotional wellbeing.
“We’re excited to welcome
members of Foundation
Friends!”
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LATEST LIFELINE WINNERS WEEK 20
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OFFICIAL SUPPORTERS’ ASSOCIATION
THE OSA COMMITTEE BRING US UP TO SPEED…
— AS OUR SUPPORTERS
ARE AWARE, the OSA have
continued to support local
homelessness charity the
Friary by providing clothes
for a number of years and
will continue to do so.
Please, therefore, keep your
unneeded clothing and
donations coming.
We can never receive
enough trainers, jeans,
hoodies or joggers, and
we would also love to
have unworn underwear,
deodorants, shower gels,
toothpaste, hand gel, shaving
gel, biscuits, crisps, chocolate
bars and cereal bars – all
essential items when you are
in the unfortunate position of
sleeping rough.
The OSA are also now
supporting St Mary the
Virgin and All Souls Church,
Highbury Road, Bulwell with
their food bank.
With the current economic
climate, a large number of
people are struggling to get
by and in this regard, at our
last Meeting, Loz Clough
asked the OSA Committee
if we’d support her with the
food bank. It was agreed by
the Committee that we could
help the two charities sideby-side,
with food donations
being distributed via St Mary’s
food bank.
They’re currently very
short of tinned potatoes, fruit
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juices, instant mash, dried
milk powder and jam. These
products can be brought to
the OSA Office on matchdays.
Loz will be collecting for St
Mary’s and overseeing this
project and Patricia Akers will
continue to support the Friary.
Thank you in advance for
your support.
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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 u 2-0 5,607 SLOCOMBE CAMERON BAJRAMI BRINDLEY v CHICKSEN NEMANE
SAT 17 A 15:00 DORKING WANDERERS v 1-3 2,402 SLOCOMBE CAMERON BAJRAMI RAWLINSON CHICKSEN NEMANE
SAT 24 A 15:00 YORK CITY u 3-1 6,759 SLOCOMBE CAMERON RAWLINSON BRINDLEY CHICKSEN NEMANE
OCTOBER 2022
SAT 01 H 15:00 ALTRINCHAM u 3-1 6,458 SLOCOMBE CAMERON RAWLINSON BRINDLEY CHICKSEN 1 v A'-ROWLING
TUE 04 H 19:45 WREXHAM u 1-0 10,741 SLOCOMBE CAMERON RAWLINSON BRINDLEY CHICKSEN NEMANE
SAT 08 A 15:00 WOKING u 3-2 3,267 SLOCOMBE CAMERON RAWLINSON BRINDLEY CHICKSEN NEMANE
SAT 15 H 19:45 COALVILLE TOWN (FAC1) v 2-3 5,060 YOUNG MAHOVO v RAWLINSON BRINDLEY TAYLOR A'-ROWLING
FRI 21 H 19:45 MAIDSTONE UNITED u 3-0 6,765 SLOCOMBE CAMERON RAWLINSON BRINDLEY CHICKSEN NEMANE v
TUE 25 A 19:45 WEALDSTONE u 6-1 1,710 SLOCOMBE CAMERON RAWLINSON BRINDLEY CHICKSEN 2 NEMANE 1 v
SAT 29 H 15:00 TORQUAY UNITED u 4-0 7,563 SLOCOMBE CAMERON R'LINSON 1 BALDWIN CHICKSEN NEMANE v
NOVEMBER 2022
TUE 01 H 19:45 BROMLEY s 1-1 6,389 SLOCOMBE CAMERON R'LINSON v BALDWIN CHICKSEN 1 NEMANE
TUE 08 A 19:45 SOUTHEND UNITED s 2-2 6,603 SLOCOMBE CAMERON BALDWIN BRINDLEY CHICKSEN NEMANE v
SAT 12 A 15:00 EASTLEIGH u 2-0 3,055 SLOCOMBE CAMERON RAWLINSON BRINDLEY CHICKSEN 1 A'-ROWLING
SAT 19 H 15:00 YEOVIL TOWN s 0-0 16,511 SLOCOMBE CAMERON BALDWIN BRINDLEY CHICKSEN A'-ROWLING
DECEMBER 2022
SAT 03 A 12:30 SCUNTHORPE UNITED u 4-1 4,196 SLOCOMBE CAMERON BALDWIN BRINDLEY CHICKSEN A'-ROWLING
SAT 10 A 15:00 MAIDENHEAD UNITED u 4-3 1,467 SLOCOMBE CAMERON BALDWIN BRINDLEY CHICKSEN A'-ROWLING
TUE 13 H 19:45 GATESHEAD u 2-0 5,539 SLOCOMBE CAMERON BALDWIN BRINDLEY CHICKSEN v NEMANE
TUE 20 H 19:45 CHORLEY (FAT3) u 2-1 2,040 YOUNG CAMERON BAJRAMI BRINDLEY A'-ROWLING NEMANE
MON 26 H 15:00 OLDHAM ATHLETIC u 4-1 9,789 SLOCOMBE CAMERON 1 BALDWIN BRINDLEY CHICKSEN NEMANE
JANUARY 2023
SUN 01 A 15:00 OLDHAM ATHLETIC s 2-2 7,312 SLOCOMBE BAJRAMI BALDWIN BRINDLEY CAMERON NEMANE
SAT 07 A 15:00 ALDERSHOT TOWN u 3-0 2,039 SLOCOMBE CAMERON v BALDWIN BRINDLEY CHICKSEN NEMANE 1
TUE 10 H 15:00 BOREHAM WOOD s 1-1 6,033 SLOCOMBE CAMERON BALDWIN BRINDLEY CHICKSEN NEMANE
SUN 15 H 15:00 MAIDSTONE UTD. (FAT4) v 2-2P 2,405 MAIR CAMERON RAWLINSON BALDWIN BAJRAMI FRANCIS
SAT 28 H 15:00 FC HALIFAX TOWN
TUE 31 A 19:45 SOLIHULL MOORS
FEBRUARY 2023
SAT 04 A 15:00 TORQUAY UNITED
SAT 11 A 17:20 CHESTERFIELD
TUE 14 H 19:45 BARNET
SAT 18 A 15:00 YEOVIL TOWN
TUE 21 H 19:45 SOUTHEND UNITED
SAT 25 H 17:20 DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE
MARCH 2023
SAT 04 A 15:00 BROMLEY
SAT 11 H 15:00 DORKING WANDERERS
TUE 14 H 19:45 EASTLEIGH
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

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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
PALMER O'BRIEN RODRIGUES SCOTT 1 v L'STAFF 1 v u RAWLINSON 55’, u CASTRO 67’, u MITCHELL 67’, ADEBAYO-ROWLING, FRANCIS
PALMER O’BRIEN v RODRIGUES SCOTT 1 v LANGSTAFF u CASTRO 66’, u MITCHELL 71’, YOUNG, ADEBAYO-ROWLING, FRANCIS
PALMER O’BRIEN RODRI'S v CASTRO 1 v L'STAFF 2 v u AUSTIN 66’, u SCOTT 83’, u MITCHELL 83’, ADEBAYO-ROWLING, FRANCIS
PALMER CASTRO v RODRIGUES SCOTT v LANGSTAFF 2 u FRANCIS 55’, u AUSTIN 55', u NEMANE 70’, O’BRIEN, MITCHELL
PALMER O’BRIEN v RODRIGUES SCOTT v L'STAFF 1 v u BAJRAMI 35’, u AUSTIN 79’, u MITCHELL 87’, ADEBAYO-ROWLING, CASTRO
PALMER v BAJRAMI RODRIGUES 1 SCOTT 2 v LANGSTAFF v u MITCHELL 74’, u AUSTIN 78’, u CASTRO 83’, ADEBAYO-ROWLING, FRANCIS
FRANCIS BAJRAMI CASTRO v AUSTIN 2 MITCHELL v u PALMER 53’, u RODRI'S 53’, u L'STAFF 66’, SLOCOMBE, CHICKSEN, NEMANE, SCOTT
PALMER BAJRAMI RODRIGUES 1 SCOTT 1 v L'STAFF 1 v u ADEBAYO-ROWLING 66’, u AUSTIN 66’, u MITCHELL 76’, BALDWIN, FRANCIS
PALMER 1 BAJRAMI 1 RODRI'S v SCOTT v LANGSTAFF 1 u ADEBAYO-ROWLING 66’, u AUSTIN 66’, u BALDWIN 74’, FRANCIS, MITCHELL
BAJRAMI 1 PALMER RODRI'S 1 v SCOTT v LANGSTAFF u AUSTIN 65', u ADEBAYO-ROWLING 75', u CASTRO 1 76', FRANCIS, MITCHELL
PALMER BAJRAMI RODRIGUES SCOTT v LANGSTAFF u BRINDLEY 76’, u CASTRO 76’, ADEBAYO-ROWLING, AUSTIN, MITCHELL
PALMER BAJRAMI v RODRI'S v SCOTT 1 LANGSTAFF 1 u AUSTIN 61’, u ADEBAYO-ROWLING 72', u CASTRO 81’ RAWLINSON, MITCHELL
FRANCIS v PALMER RODRI'S 1 v AUSTIN LANGSTAFF v u SCOTT 64’, u BAJRAMI 76’, u MITCHELL 76’, BALDWIN, NEMANE
PALMER RODRIGUES AUSTIN v SCOTT v LANGSTAFF u CASTRO 65’, u MITCHELL 75’, RAWLINSON, BAJRAMI, FRANCIS
PALMER RODRIGUES O’BRIEN 1 v CASTRO 1 v L'STAFF 1 v u AUSTIN 54’, u FRANCIS 67’, u SCOTT 1 76’, BAJRAMI, MITCHELL
PALMER v RODRIGUES 1 O’BRIEN v CASTRO 1 v LANGSTAFF 2 u AUSTIN 59’, u SCOTT 73’, u BOSTOCK 81’, BAJRAMI, NEMANE
PALMER FRANCIS 1 v AUSTIN RODRIGUES 1 LANGSTAFF v u BAJRAMI 46’, u BOSTOCK 62’, u SCOTT 70’, O’BRIEN, CASTRO
PALMER BOSTOCK O’BRIEN v AUSTIN 1 SCOTT v u FRANCIS 68’, u MITCHELL 70’, SLOCOMBE, MAHOVO, CISSE, RODRIGUES, CASTRO
PALMER v FRANCIS v AUSTIN RODRI'S 1 v SCOTT 2 u CASTRO 69’, u BOSTOCK 69’, u MITCHELL 69’, BAJRAMI, ADEBAYO-ROWLING
PALMER BOSTOCK v AUSTIN v RODRIGUES L'STAFF 1 v u SCOTT 1 54’, u O’BRIEN 75’, u CASTRO 82’, CHICKSEN, FRANCIS
PALMER O’BRIEN 1 RODRI'S 1 v SCOTT v LANGSTAFF u BAJRAMI 66’, u BOSTOCK 66’, u CASTRO 81’, FRANCIS, MITCHELL
PALMER BOSTOCK RODRI'S v SCOTT 1 v LANGSTAFF u AUSTIN 73’, u MITCHELL 87’, BAJRAMI, FRANCIS, O’BRIEN
CHICKSEN 1 v AUSTIN 1 PALMER NEMANE v MITCHELL u CISSE 59’, u GILL 65’, SLOCOMBE, FEARON, O’BRIEN, LANGSTAFF
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LEAGUE FA CUP FA TROPHY
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1 SAM SLOCOMBE 27 - - - - - 27 - 129 - 370 -
2 RICHARD BRINDLEY 25 - 1 - 1 - 27 - 119 1 294 7
3 JOEL TAYLOR 2 1 1 - - - 10 1 30 1 158 4
4 KYLE CAMERON 27 1 - - 2 - 29 1 61 5 210 13
5 CONNELL RAWLINSON 11 1 1 - 1 - 13 1 137 4 342 15
6 JIM O’BRIEN 15 2 - - 1 - 16 2 120 10 522 34
7 KAIRO MITCHELL 15 2 1 - 2 - 19 2 51 6 105 16
8 SAM AUSTIN 22 - 1 2 2 2 26 4 26 4 235 23
9 MACAULAY LANGSTAFF 26 22 1 - - - 27 22 27 22 173 69
11 AARON NEMANE 21 2 - - 2 - 23 2 51 5 137 11
12 TIERNAN BROOKS - - - - - - 20 - - - 47 -
13 ARCHIE MAIR - - - - 1 - 6 - 1 - 34 -
14 ED FRANCIS 9 1 1 - 2 - 12 1 52 2 82 5
15 ADEN BALDWIN 18 - - - 1 - 19 - 19 - 44 -
16 GERALDO BAJRAMI 20 2 1 - 2 - 23 2 23 2 69 3
17 FRANK VINCENT 1 - - - - - 21 1 37 4 101 5
18 MATT PALMER 27 1 1 - 2 - 30 1 79 3 336 14
19 CEDWYN SCOTT 26 13 - - 1 - 27 13 27 13 98 41
20 RUBEN RODRIGUES 26 9 1 - - - 27 9 130 46 180 69
21 TOBI ADEBAYO-ROWLING 10 - 1 - 1 - 12 - 12 - 196 1
22 LUTHER MUNAKANDAFA - - - - - - 24 4 - - 24 4
23 ADAM CHICKSEN 26 7 - - 1 1 27 8 90 9 328 15
24 JOHN BOSTOCK 6 - - - 1 - 7 - 7 - 282 31
31 LUCIEN MAHOVO - - 1 - - - 1 - 1 - 1 -
U19 MADOU CISSE - - - - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 -
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*AS OF TUESDAY 24 JANUARY
AWAY
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1 WREXHAM 27 12 0 0 44 10 8 5 2 26 13 +47 65
2 NOTTS COUNTY 27 9 4 0 27 6 9 4 1 42 19 +44 62
3 CHESTERFIELD 24 11 0 2 29 13 5 4 2 21 14 +23 52
4 WOKING 26 8 2 3 26 14 8 2 3 21 11 +22 52
5 BARNET 24 8 2 3 20 17 4 3 4 24 24 +3 41
6 BROMLEY 27 6 7 2 23 15 4 2 6 17 20 +5 39
7 DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE 25 7 3 3 26 20 4 3 5 14 19 +1 39
8 SOUTHEND UNITED 25 6 4 3 18 9 4 4 4 15 12 +12 38
9 WEALDSTONE 25 5 4 3 17 17 5 3 5 15 19 -4 37
10 ALTRINCHAM 27 7 3 3 21 16 2 6 6 19 32 -8 36
11 EASTLEIGH 26 9 2 2 21 10 1 3 9 11 23 -1 35
12 BOREHAM WOOD 24 3 5 3 13 13 5 4 4 15 12 +3 33
13 SOLIHULL MOORS 25 5 4 4 22 16 4 2 6 15 20 +1 33
14 ALDERSHOT TOWN 28 4 1 8 17 22 6 2 7 22 25 -8 33
15 YORK CITY 27 4 4 5 15 17 4 4 6 17 15 0 32
16 FC HALIFAX TOWN 25 7 2 3 15 13 2 3 8 9 19 -8 32
17 DORKING WANDERERS 27 6 3 5 25 30 2 3 8 19 34 -20 30
18 MAIDENHEAD UNITED 27 5 4 4 15 14 3 1 10 14 26 -11 29
19 YEOVIL TOWN 25 5 5 3 13 10 0 7 5 8 16 -5 27
20 OLDHAM ATHLETIC 25 6 2 4 21 19 1 4 8 11 21 -8 27
21 GATESHEAD 26 2 6 5 17 22 2 4 7 14 22 -13 22
22 TORQUAY UNITED 26 2 6 5 22 27 3 1 9 7 22 -20 22
23 MAIDSTONE UNITED 29 3 5 7 16 25 2 1 11 17 40 -32 21
24 SCUNTHORPE UNITED 27 4 2 8 21 29 0 5 8 11 26 -23 19
UPCOMING VANARAMA NATIONAL LEAGUE FIXTURES
15:00 ALDERSHOT TOWN v OLDHAM ATHLETIC
15:00 ALTRINCHAM v BOREHAM WOOD
15:00 BARNET v CHESTERFIELD
15:00 DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE v YEOVIL TOWN
15:00 DORKING WANDERERS v SOLIHULL MOORS
15:00 NOTTS COUNTY v FC HALIFAX TOWN
15:00 SCUNTHORPE UNITED v BROMLEY
15:00 SOUTHEND UNITED v EASTLEIGH
15:00 TORQUAY UNITED v MAIDSTONE UNITED
15:00 WEALDSTONE v GATESHEAD
15:00 YORK CITY v MAIDENHEAD UNITED
LEAGUE TOP SCORERS
22 M LANGSTAFF
20 P MULLIN
16 J McSHANE
14 R BROWNE
13 C SCOTT
NOTTS COUNTY v FC HALIFAX TOWN
13 I EFFIONG
13 N KABAMBA
13 O PALMER
11 R SEAGER
11 J NUTTALL
11 A HAYDEN
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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
11 Aaron NEMANE
12 Tiernan BROOKS (GK)
13 Archie MAIR (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
24 John BOSTOCK
31 Lucien MAHOVO
ASSISTANT REFEREE 1
DANIEL WOOLLEY
ASSISTANT REFEREE 2
ADAM NICHOL
1 Sam JOHNSON (GK)
2 Tylor GOLDEN
3 Jack SENIOR
4 Luke SUMMERFIELD
5 Jesse DEBRAH
6 Jamie STOTT
7 Frankie SINFIELD
8 Kian SPENCE
9 Emmanuel DIESERUVWE
10 Matt WARBURTON
11 Sam SMART
12 Tom SCOTT (GK)
14 Jack HUNTER
15 Tom CLARKE ©
16 Jordan KEANE
17 Rob HARKER
18 Angelo CAPPELLO
19 Jamie COOKE
20 Harvey GILMOUR
21 Millenic ALLI
22 Festus ARTHUR
24 Sam MINIHAN
25 Jordan SLEW
26 Louis WHITE
27 Adam SENIOR
35 Oyasamen OSAWE
36 Sam ESSIEN
37 Teddy LAVELLE
38 Duarte FURTADO
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