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WELCOME TO 

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Notts County v Boreham Wood 

Sunday 7 May 2023 — 12.30pm 

Vanarama National League 

Meadow Lane 

— FOR THE FINAL TIME this season, a very warm welcome to a 

packed Meadow Lane for what promises to be a thrilling play-off 

semi-final against Boreham Wood. 

On page five, Luke Williams emphasises the crucial role our 

fans have to play today – and how appreciative our players are of 

the support they’ve received over the season. 

We reflect on an incredible campaign with a season review 

on page 10, and provide a handy list of the many records we’ve 

broken on 15. 

You can also read season ticket holders’ messages of gratitude 

and encouragement to the players on page 18, and take a final 

Peek at the Past with Mick Chappell on 24. 

Thank you for reading the Mag this season and we look 

forward to welcoming you back in the summer. 

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 


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DIRECTORS: ALEXANDER REEDTZ, 

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ASSOCIATE DIRECTORS: 

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STAFF DIRECTORY: 

HEAD COACH: LUKE WILLIAMS 

ASSISTANT HEAD COACH: RYAN HARLEY 

GOALKEEPER COACH: TOM WEAL 

STRENGTH & CONDITIONING COACH: IAN HUTTON 

HEAD OF MEDICAL SERVICES: CRAIG HEIDEN 

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THE MAG: 

COVER STAR: LUKE WILLIAMS 

EDITOR: NICK RICHARDSON 

CONTRIBUTORS: NEIL RICHARDSON, 

MICK CHAPPELL 

PHOTOGRAPHY: JOHN SUMPTER, 

RITCHIE SUMPTER, DAN WESTWELL, 

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NOTTINGHAM POST, JOE RAYNOR 

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HEAD COACH'S NOTES 

LUKE WILLIAMS 

Today, in our final home match of this unforgettable season, I am asking 

you, our incredible supporters, to give us all your energy from the minute 

you enter the stadium... 

— YOU HAVE BEEN AMAZING at 

Meadow Lane and on the road, but we 

need your best performance of the season 

this afternoon as it could well be the 

difference between winning and losing. 

The players have been overwhelmed 

by the ticket sales and the buzz the club 

has created within the city – and they can’t 

wait to work together with you to hopefully 

generate a performance and result which 

would take us a step closer to achieving 

our ultimate aim. 

Standing in our way are an incredibly 

difficult opponent in Boreham Wood – one 

of only two sides we were unable to beat 

during the regular season. 

“I’VE WORKED FOR AND 

HAD GOOD EXPERIENCES 

AT A NUMBER OF CLUBS, 

BUT WE HAVE NEVER BEEN 

TREATED AS WELL AS WE 

HAVE HERE. THERE ARE 

SO MANY INCREDIBLE 

PEOPLE AND IT’S AN 

AMAZING FEELING FOR 

US TO BE PART OF IT” 

As we have seen from both theirs and 

Bromley’s success in the eliminators, every 

side in this play-off campaign is strong, 

regardless of final league positions and 

points tallies, and must be treated with the 

utmost respect. 

That said, we should take huge 

confidence from the season we’ve had and 

the many, many problems we created for 

every team in the division. So long as we 

continue to meet our own incredibly high 

standards, we know what we’re capable of. 

Supporting from above will be our chief 

executive, Jason Turner, whose funeral the 

squad and staff were honoured to attend 

on Wednesday. The thought of him, along 

with all the Notts supporters who are sadly 

no longer with us, watching over us today 

only serves as extra motivation to succeed. 

Finally, as my first season as head coach 

nears its conclusion, I would like to place 

on record my gratitude to everyone who 

has welcomed me and my family 

into this wonderful club. 

I’ve worked for and had 

good experiences at a number 

of clubs, but we have never 

been treated as well as we 

have here. There are so many 

incredible people and it’s an 

amazing feeling for us to be 

part of it. 

Be loud, be proud and enjoy 

the game! 

LUKE WILLIAMS | 

HEAD COACH 


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NICKNAME: 

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MANAGER: 

Luke Garrard 

OPPOSITION PROFILE 

Boreham 

Wood 

Boreham Wood earned today’s trip to Meadow Lane by beating local rivals Barnet 

2-1 in their play-off quarter-final clash on Tuesday... 

— WITH FAMILIAR NAMES Dion 

Kelly-Evans and Zak Brunt in their 

starting line-up, the Wood rode 

an early spell of Bees pressure to 

go ahead against the run of play 

when Lee Ndlovu guided the ball 

home in the 19th minute. 

Barnet forced Wood keeper 

Nathan Ashmore into one fine 

save but seconds before half-time 

Ndlovu reacted first after the ball 

rebounded off a post to double 

the visitors’ lead. 

The Bees got a goal back 

after 50 minutes through Harry 

Pritchard but couldn’t convert 

any more of the few chances they 

created. 

Man of the Match Ashmore, 

who is a doubt this afternoon 

after suffering a calf injury, said: 

“Everyone played well and I’m 

glad we got the job done.” 

About today’s game he added: 

“It’s a play-off, the league form 

doesn’t really matter. We just 

have to go there with the same 

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STADIUM: 

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intensity we have shown today 

and give it everything.” 

Manager Luke Garrard, who 

intimated he could bring in a 

keeper on an emergency loan, 

said of today’s game: “Notts 

County are a fantastic side who 

can pass you off the park and 

Luke Williams has done an 

unbelievable job, but we’ll go 

there full of confidence. 

“We’re thankful we got an 

extension to Sunday as Saturday 

would have been quite a tough 

turnaround.” 

Wood have conceded just 

40 goals this campaign but 

they have not been so effective 

at the other end of the pitch, 

leaving them with a positive goal 

difference of eight, compared 

with our 75, and they finished 

35 points behind us, a victory 

over relegated Yeovil Town last 

weekend seeing them leapfrog 

Bromley to claim sixth spot. As 

well as reaching the play-offs, 

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2021-22 FINISH: 

9th – National League 

they followed up last season’s 

superb FA Cup campaign, when 

they were one step away from 

the quarter-finals until losing to 

Everton, with another exciting 

run this term, knocking out 

Wealdstone and Eastleigh before 

overcoming Bristol Rovers to 

earn a third-round tie at home 

to another League One club, 

Accrington Stanley, drawing 1-1 

before losing the replay 1-0 in 

extra time. 

Both our league games with 

Boreham Wood this season 

ended in draws. 

We had to settle for a point 

at Meadow Park as a Ruben 

Rodrigues penalty handed us an 

early lead, only for Danny Elliott 

to equalise. Kairo Mitchell put us 

back in front but Tyrone Marsh’s 

penalty earned his side a draw. 

At Meadow Lane in January, 

George Broadbent put Wood 

ahead, with Cedwyn Scott 

equalising. 

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BULLETIN BOARD 

MANY 

HAPPY 

RETURNS! 

— Happy 27th birthday, 

CORY ATKINSON! 

Ruben will score for you! 

Love you lots, Mrs A xXx 

— Happy birthday, LEWIS 

SAMPSON! I love you 

lots, from Chloe x 

THANK YOU FROM LIFELINE 

OUR LUCKY 

MASCOTS! 

MIA 

STEVENSON 

Age: 7 

Favourite player: 

Langstaff and Cameron 

Hobbies: Football, 

gymnastics, karate 

and swimming 

Future job: Footballer 

ALEX 

TINSLEY 

Age: 4 


Rodrigues 

Hobbies: 

Football and cricket 

Future job: 

Footballer 

FLORENCE 

MOORE 

Age: 10 


Palmer 

Hobbies: Football, rugby, 

cricket and drawing 

Future job: 

Footballer 

— THE LIFELINE COMMITTEE would like to express their gratitude to members for their support 

throughout the 2022-23 season and look forward to continuing their work alongside the club into the new 

campaign. 

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JASON 

TURNER 

LAID TO 

REST 

— FAMILY, FRIENDS, COLLEAGUES 

AND SUPPORTERS came together 

on Wednesday for the funeral of 

Jason Turner. 

His procession passed through 

Meadow Lane, where staff were 

joined by fans in witnessing his final 

visit before reaching St Mary’s Church 

in the Lace Market. 

A beautiful service, conducted by 

club chaplain Rev. Liam O’Boyle, then 

preceded a private cremation and a 

celebration of his life in the 1862 Suite. 

Our thoughts continue to be with 

his parents, Jen and David, along with 

all his loved ones at this very sad time. 

↑ Welcome back to the Lane, MARTIN ELLIOTT! 

Enjoy your day in hospitality 

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SEASON 

REVIEW 

We look back on a campaign that’ll live long in the memory... 

— THIS HAS BEEN A SEASON of many huge 

highs and some traumatic lows, with the 

incredible feats of head coach Luke Williams’ 

team on the field overshadowed by the tragic 

death of our CEO, Jason Turner, in March, 

aged just 50. 

Luke Williams arrived as head coach 

The numbers who gathered last Wednesday 

to say a final farewell as the funeral cortege 

passed through Meadow Lane reflected not 

only Jason’s popularity but also recognition of 

the integral part he played in guiding us through 

turbulent recent times to being on the brink of a 

new and successful era. 

Sadly, Jason will not see the conclusion of a 

campaign which began quietly but gathered 

pace to become probably the most dramatic, 

and certainly the most-publicised, two-horse 

race for the title the National League has 

ever witnessed. 

Backed by Hollywood film stars and with 

a playing squad of a depth and quality never 

before seen at this level, Wrexham were 

most people’s tip for the title and with it 

promotion to the EFL. 

They eventually emerged worthy champions, 

but we can be proud having pushed them all 

the way to the penultimate game of the season, 

finishing on our highest-ever points tally of 107 

and breaking club records for wins, goals scored 

and fewest defeats. 

Our campaign appears even more remarkable 

when looking back to pre-season. Managerless, 

having lost our top striker to League Twobound 

National League champions Stockport 

County and with several new recruits from the

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Quevin Castro celebrates his incredible free-kick away at York 

tier below, few can claim to have foreseen the 

incredible season about to unfold. 

When head coach Ian Burchnall and former 

captain Michael Doyle headed for League 

One’s Forest Green Rovers, and Kyle Wootton 

departed for Edgeley Park, they left behind a 

club still recovering from the shock of a failed 

play-off campaign. 

The arrival of dynamic duo Macaulay 

Langstaff and Cedwyn Scott, whose goals fired 

Gateshead to the National League North title 

last season, caused a ripple among supporters, 

however, and it turned into a tidal wave 

following the appointment of head coach Luke 

Williams and his assistant, Ryan Harley, as they 

began moulding the squad into a formidable 

force which delivered the rare combination of 

attractive football and positive results. 

A hint of what was to come surfaced in the 

pre-season friendly against Nottingham Forest, 

when 14,000 fans at Meadow Lane witnessed 

an impressive team display inspired by Ruben 

Rodrigues, whose star quality was about to be 

unleashed on the National League once again. 

There was also a sign of the record-breaking 

and award-winning season to come from 

Langstaff, last term’s National League North 

Player of the Season, as he scored one of our 

goals in a 2-2 draw before confirming that 

stepping up a league would be no problem to 

him by netting twice in a comfortable 3-0 victory 

over Maidenhead at Meadow Lane on the 

opening day of the season. 

A run of three draws followed but we returned 

to winning ways with a 4-1 victory at Halifax, 

Langstaff netting twice and Scott also on target, 

along with Kairo Mitchell. 

August ended with a win over Solihull Moors 

and September started brilliantly, a Langstaff 

hat-trick the highlight of a 5-0 demolition of 

Dagenham & Redbridge. 

A 2-0 victory at home to Aldershot followed, 

but our unbeaten start to the season ended with 

an unlikely 3-1 defeat at Dorking Wanderers. 

Williams demanded a positive reaction 

to the setback, which he received in style as 

we embarked on a 25-game unbeaten run 

sparked by a 3-1 win at York, memorable for an 

incredible free-kick by West Bromwich loanee 

Quevin Castro and two Langstaff goals. 

By early October we had made the fourthbest 

start to a league campaign in our history 

and Williams’ standing went up a further notch 

when Langstaff rounded off an intricate free-kick 

routine to secure a 1-0 home win over Wrexham 

to confirm our title credentials. 

Even an FA Cup exit to Coalville could not 

dent our spirits, and while Langstaff’s scoring 

exploits continued to grab the headlines, we 

were proving far from a one-man team, with 

Williams also bringing out the best in Rodrigues, 

as both a goal scorer and provider, Matt 

Palmer, a maestro in centre midfield, and Adam 

Chicksen, converted from defender to wing-back 

and weighing in with 11 goals, having scored 

just seven in his career prior to this season. 

Macaulay Langstaff and Luke Williams dedicated 

their recent monthly awards to Jason Turner 


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With the hectic festive season approaching, 

Williams’ squad was reinforced by the signing 

of seasoned campaigner John Bostock, now 

a mainstay in midfield alongside Palmer, and 

early in the new year Jodi Jones arrived on loan 

from Oxford United to add pace and guile in 

the wide areas. 

Our unbeaten run ended on 25 February 

25 when former loanee Inih Effiong’s late goal 

gave Dagenham & Redbridge a 2-1 victory 

and inflicted our first home league defeat 

of the season. 

Again we responded positively and ended 

March with a 2-0 win at Altrincham, which put 

us back on top of the league and saw Langstaff 

set a club record of 40 goals in a season, all from 

open play, beating the 39 Tom Keetley netted 

92 years ago. 

With a season-defining Easter programme 

approaching, Turner’s death cast a dark shadow 

over the club. However, in a game dedicated 

to his memory, the players reacted in the 

way he would have demanded by defeating 

Wealdstone 3-0 at Meadow Lane, setting a new 

club high for points gained in a campaign. 

Inevitably, Langstaff scored one of the goals 

and, already the recipient of an unprecedented 

three Vanarama National League Player of 

the Month awards, he would later be named 

Player of the Season by both our fans and 

players, while his goal last Saturday against 

York set a National League record of 42 goals 

in a campaign. 

John Bostock celebrates with fans and team-mates after 

his beautiful free-kick put us ahead at Wrexham 


The Wealdstone victory was even more 

significant as on the same day Halifax inflicted 

a rare defeat on Wrexham to see us regain top 

spot going into what was dubbed the National 

League’s biggest ever game as we headed for 

the Racecourse Ground on Easter Monday. 

In a thrilling encounter which merited the 

worldwide interest it generated, we took the 

lead through Bostock’s magnificent free-kick, 

only to fall behind then equalise thanks to 

skipper Kyle Cameron’s diving header. 

Wrexham edged ahead again and we had 

the chance to grab a share of the spoils with 

virtually the last kick of the match, only for 

former England goalkeeper Ben Foster to save 

Scott’s penalty. 

Victory proved the impetus the Welsh side 

needed to go on and win the league, but the 

respect both clubs had for each other was 

reflected in generous comments from 

both management teams, a dignified 

end to a title race the National League 

is unlikely to witness again. 

So after playing a major role in 

an epic saga of a season, we now 

have the opportunity to star in a 

two-part drama, beginning with 

today’s play-off semi-final at 

Meadow Lane. 

All-time leading goalscorer Les Bradd 

congratulates Macaulay Langstaff on his 

Players' and Fans' Player of the Season awards 

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FACTS & FIGURES 

RECORD- 

BREAKERS 

We know it’s been difficult to keep track of the many records which have 

tumbled over the course of this incredible season, so we enlisted the help 

of honorary club historian, Mick Chappell, to round up some of the best... 

CLUB RECORDS 

Most wins in a season: 32 

Previous record: 30 wins (1970-71 – Division 4) 

Fewest defeats in a season: 3 

Previous record: 5 (1997-98 – Division 3) 

Most points in a season: 107 

Previous record: 99 (1997-98 – Division 3*) 

Most goals in a season: 117 

Previous record: 107 (1959-60 – Division 4**) 

Equal-most away wins in a season: 15 

Previous record: 15 (1997-98 – Division 3) 

Longest-ever unbeaten run: 25 matches 

Previous record: 19 (1930) 

Best-ever goal difference in a season: +75 

Previous record: +65 (2009-10) 

Highest average attendance since 1993-94 Meadow Lane redevelopment: 8,304 

INDIVIDUAL RECORDS 

Most goals in a Notts County season: Macaulay Langstaff – 42 

Previous record: Tom Keetley (39) 

Equal-most Notts County goals by a wing/full-back: Adam Chicksen – 10 (no pens) 

Previous record: Ray O’Brien (10, inc. 7 pens – 1979-80) 

NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORDS 

Highest-ever attendance: 16,511 v Yeovil Town 

Previous record: 12,843 (Notts v Solihull Moors) 

Most Player of the Month awards in a season: 3 (Macaulay Langstaff) 

*69 points from 46 games at 2 points per win (1970-71 – Division 4) ~ 99 points 

**102 goals (1949-50 – Division 3 South) ~ 112 goals from 46 games 


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FLASHBACK: 

PAST ENCOUNTERS... 

SATURDAY 13 AUGUST 

MEADOW PARK – 1,303 (537) 

BOREHAM WOOD 2 

(ELLIOTT 38’, MARSH PEN 82’) 

NOTTS COUNTY 2 

(RODRIGUES PEN 6’, MITCHELL 67’) 

Starting XI: Slocombe; Cameron, Baldwin 

(Bajrami 77’), Brindley; Chicksen, 

Taylor ; Francis , O’Brien (Palmer 

59’), Rodrigues, Austin (Mitchell 59’); 

Langstaff. Unused: Vincent, Scott. 

With temperatures reaching 34 

degrees, Ruben Rodrigues kept his 

cool from the spot to hand us an 

early lead only for Danny Elliott to 

scramble home an equaliser before 

the break. 

Kairo Mitchell then put us back in 

front with a stunning finish off the 

bench, only to then concede a penalty 

which allowed Tyrone Marsh to earn 

his side a share of the spoils. 

TUESDAY 10 JANUARY 

MEADOW LANE – 6,033 (89) 

NOTTS COUNTY 1 

(SCOTT 56’) 

BOREHAM WOOD 1 

(BROADBENT 44’) 


Starting XI: Slocombe; Cameron, Baldwin, 

Brindley; Chicksen, Nemane; Bostock, 

Palmer, Rodrigues (Austin 73’), Scott 

(Mitchell 87’); Langstaff. Unused: Bajrami, 

Francis, O’Brien. 

We were unable to overcome a 

stubborn Boreham Wood on a 

frustrating night at Meadow Lane. 

George Broadbent had sent his side 

in ahead with a close-range finish, only 

for Cedwyn Scott to equalise with a 

brilliant header after the break. But we 

couldn’t find a winner on a wild night. 

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FAN MESSAGES 

FROM THE STANDS 

Season ticket holders share their messages of support for our record-breaking squad… 

Clare Swindley 

Clare Swindley 

I’ve been a supporter 

for more than 50 years 

and, along with my late 

father, experienced 

many memorable 

achievements; two 

play-off final victories, 

promotion from League 

Two, amazing FA Cup 

ties and much more. 

The culmination of this 

campaign gives us the 

opportunity to create 

another historic football 

memory for this club. 

After what has been 

an unbelievable 

season so far, led 

by the passionate 

Luke Williams and 

a squad who have 

shown strength 

and determination, 

together with the loyal 

Notts supporters, we 

can achieve what was 

set out at the start of 

the season. Play with 

heart, passion and a 

desire to win and I’ll be 

so unbelievably proud! 

Jason King 

The quality of football 

we have been 

privileged to see has 

been superb – the 

best I can remember 

over the last 40 years. 

We’ve been treated to 

talent and sublime skill, 

relentless endeavour 

and commitment all 

over the pitch. 10 

years ago, 50-yard 

cross-field passes were 

attributed to Gerrard 

and Lampard, this 

season they’re the 

norm at Meadow Lane. 

I’m getting to the stage 

in life when memories 

Jason King 

of past experiences are 

becoming hazy – but 

I’m hoping the boys will 

give me a new, vivid 

memory of triumph 

to treasure to my 

dying days. 

Craig Smith 

Craig Smith 

In 2019, we lost 

something we’d 

had since 1888 – 

membership of the 

Football League. These 

lads can write their 

name into the club’s 

history by restoring 

it. This would be the 

biggest and best 

promotion I’ll have 

ever experienced – and 

I was there when we 

reached the top flight. 

We can do it. 

Luke McQuillan 

I was born in 1991, 

so I missed many of 

the good times. This 

is the best season I’ve 

Luke McQuillan Malcolm Bullard 

ever seen and I’m sure 

there’s lots of success 

around the corner 

for me to enjoy with 

my son, Freddie, who 

never stops singing 

from the Pavis Stand. 

The club means the 

world to him. 

Malcolm Bullard 

The squad and 

management have 

made me love football 

and being a Notts fan 

more than ever. What 

they’ve achieved, 

and what they can

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still achieve, means 

so much to me and 

my family. 

Claire Branson 

To watch my dad, who 

turned 70 this year, 

enjoy such a fabulous, 

magical season with 

my boys who eat, sleep 

and breathe football 

has been everything. 

It’s given them such a 

bond that I know they 

will grow with. 

Paul Cuthbert 

This season has been 

the best football I have 

ever seen from Notts, 

including the old First 

Division days. Luke 

has created a brilliant 

unit with, in my view, 

a team of stars – and 

I include all the unsung 

heroes amxongst them. 

Having suffered a heart 

attack in July 2022, this 

season has been the 

perfect tonic and pickme-up! 

Thank you to 

Luke, players, staff and 

fellow supporters for a 

brilliant year. 

Frazer Unwin 

As it’s been the first 

season I’ve watched 

from the stadium 

instead of being in my 

room listening on the 

radio due to being 

scared of it being too 

Claire Branson Paul Cuthbert 

Frazer Unwin Philip Bull 

noisy, I’m so pleased 

the boys have done 

an amazing job. I’ve 

been supporting them 

every second of every 

game and have made 

so many memories. I’m 

proud to be County 

‘til I die. 

Philip Bull 

As a supporter of 

more than 60 years, 

I’ve never seen such 

an exciting and skilful 

brand of football. Great 

credit must go to Luke 

and all the players 

– and the owners 

deserve all the glory 

that will eventually 

come their way. 

Tony Towers 

I would like to thank 

Luke and his staff for 

encouraging the squad 

to be better than they 

may have thought 


possible, and the 

players for responding 

by giving 100% on the 

pitch. Success can be 

measured in many 

ways and, irrespective 

of which division we’re 

in next season, this club 

is now a real success 

story. Thanks for the 

a great season, with 

the promise of more 

to come. 

Tony Towers Tyler White 

Tyler White 

Being 26 years old, 

I’ve only ever seen 

one successful season 

where I’ve truly been 

able to feel proud of a 

group of players. This 

season’s squad have 

brought that back and 

I thank them all for it. 

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CORRECTLY COMPLETE THE GAMES BELOW 

AND EMAIL A PHOTO WITH THE EVIDENCE 

TO CJ.SMITH@NOTTSCOUNTYFC.CO.UK 

AND WE'LL ENTER YOU INTO A DRAW TO WIN 

A PROGRAMME SIGNED BY THE FIRST TEAM! 

ANAGRAMMER 

Can you unscramble the words below to find 

the names of Notts County players? 

JOCKS BOTH ON 

SUSTAIN MA 

BRAINCHILD DRYER 

MINOR JIBE 

MONKEY CLEAR 

WIELD AND BAN 

MATCH THE BADGES 

Can you match the badges below 

to their respective clubs? 

A B C 

D E F 

G H I 

1 BARNET 

2 BOREHAM WOOD 

3 SCUNTHORPE UNITED 

4 WREXHAM 

5 TORQUAY UNITED 

6 CHESTERFIELD 

7 YORK CITY 

8 GATESHEAD 

9 WEALDSTONE 


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Match the Badges: A8, B5, C9, D3, E4, F1, G7, H6, I2 

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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 proudly supported 

#FootballWelcomes month in April 

— NOTTS COUNTY Foundation 

joined football clubs from across 

the country in April to welcome 

refugees and people seeking 

asylum, as Amnesty UK returned 

for its sixth year. 

Football Welcomes, which 

is supported by the players of 

the People’s Postcode Lottery, 

celebrates the role football can 

play in bringing people together 

with the aim of creating more 

welcoming communities for 

refugees. 

This year, Football Welcomes 

coincided with the UK government 

preparing to enact its new 

immigration bill to permanently 

exclude people who seek asylum 

in the UK from receiving any 

protection here. 

To mark the month, we showed 

solidarity with refugees and 

asylum seekers through our new 

programme Sport without Borders 

– a refugee-specific, physical 

activity session that allows those 

in need of support to socialise with 

others and keep fit. 


This month we’re also 

partnering once again with City 

of Sanctuary to donate around 

40 match tickets to refugees and 

asylum seekers. This gives them 

an opportunity to feel welcome 

in our community and aids their 

integration. 

For the final game of the 

regular season, our matchday 

staff wore #FootballWelcomes 

shirts to help increase awareness. 

Sarah McCamphill, Sport 

and Inclusion Manager at Notts 

County Foundation, said: “We’re 

so happy to have supported 

Football Welcomes month. 

“We have a high population 

of football lovers, refugees and 

asylum seekers in Nottingham 

who benefited from the welcome 

football gives to everyone. 

“It’s important we engage with 

campaigns like these as we seek 

to become more inclusive towards 

all cultures and backgrounds. 

“We’re proud to have allocated 

tickets to refugees and asylum 

seekers for the final three games 

at Meadow Lane.” 

Naomi Westland, Head of 

Football Welcomes at Amnesty 

International UK, added: “Now 

more than ever we need to 

show support and solidarity with 

refugees and Football Welcomes 

is a great initiative to do this. 

“It’s heart-warming to 

see CCOs like Notts County 

Foundation using football as a 

powerful force for good, bringing 

people together and providing a 

sense of belonging.” 

We are always supportive 

of refugees and asylum 

seekers. If your organisation 

would like to support us 

in aiding the cause, please 

contact sarah.mccamphill@ 

nottscountyfoundation.org.uk. 

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PEEKS AT THE PAST 

Mick Chappell reflects on Macaulay Langstaff’s intriguing career and 

weighs his talents up against another of our ‘master marksmen’… 

— MACAULAY KEVIN 

LANGSTAFF has certainly 

made his mark with the 

Magpies after arriving 

at Meadow Lane from 

Gateshead last summer. 

Prior to that, the 26-yearold 

Middlesborough academy 

graduate had enjoyed and 

endured fluctuating fortunes 

during a career that kicked off 

in the Wearside League with 

his local club, Stockton Town, 

for whom he featured in their 

first ever Shipowners’ Cup 

winning team in 2014. 

The chemistry seemed 

right when Macca moved 

Langstaff celebrates his first ever 

Notts goal against Maidenhead on 

the opening day of the season 

Memory Lane 

to Billingham Synthonia in 

2015 and he scored 31 goals 

in 65 games before he was 

snapped up by Gateshead in 

February 2017. 

After five goalless 

appearances he was loaned 

back to Billingham and 

then to Blyth Spartans, 

but his goals remained few 

and far between until he 

moved to York City in 2018. 

After scoring 11 times in 

60 appearances for the 

Minstermen, his nomadic 

career continued with brief 

loan spells at Bradford Park 

Avenue and Blyth Spartans 

before he returned to 

Gateshead in 2020. 

During his first season back 

with the Heed, Langstaff 

netted four times in 16 

games, but under the astute 

guidance of manager, Mike 

Williamson, he finally began 

to realise his potential. 

32 goals in 46 games 

earned him the National 

League North’s Golden Boot 

and Gateshead’s Player of 

the Season award as the 

Tynesiders were promoted to 

the National League in 2022. 

Langstaff celebrates his 

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By that time the Maggies 

had Macca on their ‘Radar’, 

so they had no hesitation 

in signing him on a threeyear 

contract for an 

undisclosed fee. 

Needless to say, Notts’ 

inspirational coach, Luke 

Williams, thereby acquired a 

vital piece of his footballing 

jigsaw in the shape of a 20- 

plus goals-a-season striker 

who could capitalise on the 

free-flowing, attacking football 

he was determined to instil 

into his revamped squad. 

The rest, as they say, is 

almost history as County have 

chalked up a record number of 

wins (32) and scored a record 

number of goals (117) during 

a season that will hopefully 

culminate in a successful playoff 

campaign and reward their 

enterprise with the promotion 

they deserve. 

In the meantime, there’s 

considerable debate as to 

whether Macaulay is the most 

proficient striker County have 

ever had. 

In terms of total goals 

scored, maybe so, but closer 

analysis reveals that only three 

of his 42 goals (28 rightfooters, 

eight left-footers, five 

headers and one ‘belly-in’ 

against Barnet) have been 

scored from outside the box, 

so imagine how many more 

ON THIS DAY 

Langstaff nets a rare header at York 

he’d be able to score if he 

spent a settled summer at 

his happy ‘home from home’ 

learning to employ his left peg 

more effectively and honing 

sufficient confidence to try his 

luck from distance more often! 

That said, our current 

master-marksman has 

certainly left all but one of his 

Meadow Lane predecessors 

trailing in his wake by 

scoring 42 goals in 45 league 

appearances at a rate of 0.93 

goals per game. 

Macaulay’s total surpasses 

the previous record of 39 

goals that Tom Keetley scored 

for the Pies’ 1930-31 Division 

Three (South) Championship 

winning team. However, 

Tom ‘did the business’ two 

tiers higher in the footballing 

pyramid and only played in 34 

games that season, thereby 

7 MAY 1868 — In order to forestall a looming financial crisis, Notts 

organised an amateur athletics meeting at Trent Bridge on 7 May 1868. 

The pictured miniature silver bucket was presented to club member, 

Chas L. Rothera, the winner of the ‘quarter of a mile flat race.’ Although 

a large crowd attended, Notts found themselves £30 (a substantial sum 

back then) deeper in debt after the event! 


netting 1.15 goals per game, 

a better ratio than Macca 

can claim even allowing for 

frequent early substitutions. 

So, all things considered, 

I have to opt for Tom as our 

best ever Master Marksman. 

Even so, let’s hope Macca 

remains at the Lane long 

enough to prove me wrong! 

Acknowledgements: 

Thanks to Terry Woolhouse, 

who researched Macaulay’s 

pre-County career, and 

numerous ‘authors’ who 

have contributed personal 

‘Peeks’ this season. 

I must also express my 

gratitude to my colleague, 

Michael Harrison, whose 

reprographic skills and 

painstaking research have 

facilitated many of the tasks 

I perform as club historian. 

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2022-23 

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SEPTEMBER 2022 

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MAY 2023 

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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 

PALMER O’BRIEN v AUSTIN v RODRIGUES LANGSTAFF 1 u SCOTT 71’, u JONES 75’, BAJRAMI, BOSTOCK, VINCENT 

PALMER BAJRAMI v SCOTT v RODRI'S 2 v LANGSTAFF u JONES 63’, u BOSTOCK 63’, u AUSTIN 81’, O’BRIEN, VINCENT 

PALMER BOSTOCK AUSTIN v RODRIGUES 1 L'STAFF 1 v u JONES 63’, u SCOTT 79’, u BAJRAMI 87’, O’BRIEN, VINCENT 

PALMER O’BRIEN v JONES SCOTT v LANGSTAFF 1 u BOSTOCK 60’, u AUSTIN 78’, BRINDLEY, BAJRAMI, ADEBAYO-ROWLING 

PALMER BOSTOCK RODRIGUES SCOTT 1 v LANGSTAFF 2 u JONES 46’, u AUSTIN 75’, u VINCENT 84’, BAJRAMI, O’BRIEN 

PALMER O’BRIEN v RODRIGUES 1 AUSTIN v LANGSTAFF 3 u JONES 69’, u BOSTOCK 81’, u VINCENT 86’, BALDWIN, FRANCIS 

PALMER BOSTOCK RODRIGUES AUSTIN 2 L'STAFF 2 v u FRANCIS 65’, u O’BRIEN 73’, u BAJRAMI 84’, MAIR, TAYLOR 

PALMER BOSTOCK v RODRIGUES 1 O’BRIEN v LANGSTAFF u AUSTIN 56’, u JONES 56’, u EVANS 71’, BAJRAMI, FRANCIS 

AUSTIN v RODRIGUES JONES NEMANE LANGSTAFF 1 u EVANS 46’, u BOSTOCK 69’, MAIR, TAYLOR, O’BRIEN 

PALMER 1 O’BRIEN v AUSTIN v RODRIGUES LANGSTAFF 2 u EVANS 69’, u BOSTOCK 78’, u VINCENT 78’, MAIR 

PALMER BOSTOCK v EVANS RODRIGUES 2 LANGSTAFF 1 u BAJRAMI 55, u AUSTIN 60’, u VINCENT 77’, CAMERON, O’BRIEN 

PALMER BOSTOCK v AUSTIN v RODRIGUES LANGSTAFF 1 u EVANS 60’, u JONES 60’, MAIR, VINCENT, O’BRIEN 

PALMER BOSTOCK O’BRIEN RODRIGUES LANGSTAFF 2 u MAIR 17’, u AUSTIN 63’, u VINCENT 63’, BRINDLEY, MAHOVO 

PALMER BOSTOCK AUSTIN RODRI'S 1 v LANGSTAFF 1 u O’BRIEN 55’, u BRINDLEY 68’, u VINCENT 73’, BROOKS, JONES 

PALMER BOSTOCK v AUSTIN 1 JONES v LANGSTAFF 1 u O’BRIEN 66’, u VINCENT 1 67’, u SCOTT 73’, BROOKS, RAWLINSON 

PALMER BOSTOCK 1 O’BRIEN v RODRI'S v LANGSTAFF u AUSTIN 69’, u JONES 76’, u SCOTT 77’, BROOKS, VINCENT 

PALMER BOSTOCK AUSTIN 2 RODRI'S v LANGSTAFF v u NEMANE 1 68’, u MORIAS 73’, u SCOTT 73’, VINCENT, O’BRIEN 

PALMER v O’BRIEN 3 AUSTIN RODRIGUES 1 SCOTT 1 v u LANGSTAFF 65’, u NEMANE 65’, u MORIAS 66’, CHICKSEN, BOSTOCK 

PALMER BOSTOCK v AUSTIN v RODRIGUES LANGSTAFF 1 u BRINDLEY 56’, u SCOTT 66’, u O’BRIEN 76’, VINCENT, JONES 


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NOTTS 

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CAREER 

TOTAL 

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

1 SAM SLOCOMBE 39 - - - - - 39 - 141 - 382 - 

2 RICHARD BRINDLEY 29 - 1 - 1 - 30 - 122 1 297 7 

4 KYLE CAMERON 44 2 - - 2 - 46 2 78 6 227 14 

5 CONNELL RAWLINSON 28 1 1 - 1 - 30 1 154 4 359 15 

6 JIM O’BRIEN 27 5 - - 1 - 28 5 132 13 534 37 

7 KAIRO MITCHELL 18 2 1 - 2 - 32 6 51 6 118 20 

8 SAM AUSTIN 41 5 1 2 2 1 44 8 44 8 253 27 

9 MACAULAY LANGSTAFF 45 42 1 - - - 46 42 46 42 192 88 

10 JODI JONES 14 - - - - - 28 - 14 - 161 12 

11 AARON NEMANE 38 3 - - 2 - 40 3 68 6 154 12 

12 TIERNAN BROOKS 4 - - - - - 28 - 4 - 55 - 

13 ARCHIE MAIR 4 - - - 1 - 10 - 5 - 38 - 

14 ED FRANCIS 10 1 1 - 2 - 27 1 55 2 97 5 

15 ADEN BALDWIN 30 - - - 1 - 31 - 31 - 56 - 

16 GERALDO BAJRAMI 31 2 1 - 2 - 34 2 34 2 80 3 

17 FRANK VINCENT 9 1 - - - - 29 2 45 5 109 6 

18 MATT PALMER 46 2 1 - 2 - 49 2 98 4 354 15 

19 CEDWYN SCOTT 36 15 - - 1 - 37 15 37 15 108 43 

20 RUBEN RODRIGUES 43 18 1 - - - 44 18 136 53 186 76 

21 TOBI ADEBAYO-ROWLING 11 - 1 - 1 - 13 - 13 - 197 1 

22 LUTHER MUNAKANDAFA - - - - - - 39 4 - - 39 4 

23 ADAM CHICKSEN 45 10 - - 1 1 46 11 109 12 347 18 

24 JOHN BOSTOCK 23 1 - - 1 - 24 1 24 1 299 32 

26 JUNIOR MORIAS 2 - - - - - 40 13 1 - 271 48 

31 LUCIEN MAHOVO - - 1 - - - 1 - 1 - 1 - 

U19 MADOU CISSE - - - - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 - 

U19 CHARLIE GILL - - - - 1 - 1 - 1 - 1 -

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C WREXHAM 46 22 1 0 74 19 12 8 3 42 24 +73 111 

2 NOTTS COUNTY 46 17 5 1 54 12 15 6 2 63 30 +75 107 

3 CHESTERFIELD 46 15 2 6 48 27 10 7 6 33 25 +29 84 

4 WOKING 46 11 7 5 38 24 13 3 7 33 24 +23 82 

5 BARNET 46 12 5 6 35 30 9 6 8 40 37 +8 74 

6 BOREHAM WOOD 46 9 8 6 22 19 10 7 6 30 21 +12 72 

7 BROMLEY 46 9 10 4 35 23 9 7 7 33 30 +15 71 

8 SOUTHEND UNITED 46 12 4 7 32 19 8 5 10 25 26 +12 69 

9 EASTLEIGH 46 14 5 4 33 22 5 5 13 23 35 -1 67 

10 DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE 46 10 5 8 33 34 8 4 11 28 38 -11 63 

11 FC HALIFAX TOWN 46 11 6 6 33 23 5 7 11 16 25 +1 61 

12 OLDHAM ATHLETIC 46 11 6 6 37 30 5 7 11 26 34 -1 61 

13 WEALDSTONE 46 10 6 7 35 32 6 6 11 22 40 -15 60 

14 GATESHEAD 46 7 9 7 34 29 8 6 9 33 33 +5 *59 

15 SOLIHULL MOORS 46 9 7 7 36 27 6 6 11 26 39 -4 58 

16 DORKING WANDERERS 46 12 4 7 40 42 4 5 14 27 49 -24 57 

17 ALTRINCHAM 46 10 5 8 35 31 4 9 10 33 51 -14 56 

18 ALDERSHOT TOWN 46 6 6 11 31 36 8 5 10 33 40 -12 53 

19 YORK CITY 46 7 7 9 27 32 6 5 12 28 31 -8 51 

20 MAIDENHEAD UNITED 46 8 8 7 27 26 5 3 15 20 40 -19 50 

R TORQUAY UNITED 46 6 7 10 36 41 6 5 12 22 39 -22 48 

R YEOVIL TOWN 46 6 8 9 18 25 1 11 11 17 35 -25 40 

R SCUNTHORPE UNITED 46 7 3 13 33 43 1 7 15 16 44 -38 34 

R MAIDSTONE UNITED 46 3 8 12 24 44 2 2 19 21 60 -59 25 

TOP SCORERS 

42 M LANGSTAFF 

38 P MULLIN 

23 I EFFIONG 

20 R BROWNE 

19 N KABAMBA 

19 A DALLAS 

18 R RODRIGUES 

17 J McSHANE 

17 O PALMER 

16 J NUTTALL 

15 C SCOTT 

15 M CHEEK 


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REFEREE 

SCOTT TALLIS 

1 Sam SLOCOMBE (GK) 

2 Richard BRINDLEY 

4 Kyle CAMERON © 

5 Connell RAWLINSON 

6 Jim O'BRIEN 

7 Kairo MITCHELL 

8 Sam AUSTIN 

9 Macaulay LANGSTAFF 

10 Jodi JONES 

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 

26 Junior MORIAS 

31 Lucien MAHOVO 

ASSISTANT REFEREE 1 

OLIVER SPENDER 

ASSISTANT REFEREE 2 

SEAN ROTHWELL 

1 Nathan ASHMORE (GK) 

2 Dion KELLY-EVANS 

3 Femi ILESANMI 

4 Mark RICKETTS © 

5 Will EVANS 

6 David STEPHENS 

7 Josh REES 

8 George BROADBENT 

9 Lee NDLOVU 

10 Tyrone MARSH 

11 Danny NEWTON 

12 Jamal FYFIELD 

15 Dennon LEWIS 

16 Connor STEVENS 

17 Jack PAYNE 

18 George WILLIAMS 

19 Erico SOUSA 

20 Zak BRUNT 

22 Cameron COXE 

25 Chris BUSH 

26 David AGBONTOHOMA 

FOURTH OFFICIAL 

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Notts County vs Boreham Wood

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