• Turbulent Times at Meadow Lane

    At the end of January 2018, Notts County were second in League Two and had secured an FA Cup Fourth Round replay after drawing 1-1 with Swansea City in the first leg. Skip ahead a year and they are propping up the football league, have had three managers in...
  • ‘Steady’ start for Neil Ardley as Notts County boss

    Neil Ardley’s first home game in charge ended in a home win for the Magpies, as they secured their first three points since October with a scrappy 3-2 victory over play-off chasing Tranmere. Jon Stead was the hero for the home side, as his two goals and excellent assist...
  • Another Manager Bites the Dust At Meadow Lane

    Yesterday saw the announcement of Harry Kewell’s departure from Notts County, a mere 74 days after he was appointed as a ‘long-term solution’ by chairman Alan Hardy. Kewell was the Magpies’ sixth manager in three years and was brought in to try and change their fortunes after one point...
  • Emotion and Business – Two Sides of Running Notts County

    In January, Alan Hardy and Kevin Nolan celebrated one year at Meadow Lane. In that time, the duo have dragged Notts County from the bottom two of the football league to within touching distance of leaving the division through promotion. Speaking to Impact, Hardy reflected on his time with the...
  • Notts approach derby with “fire in the belly but ice in the mind”

    Derby day is one of the biggest in any fan’s calendar, but with Notts County and Mansfield Town just three points apart in the League Two table and the fight to get into League One heating up, this Saturday’s clash between the two East Midlands clubs is going to...
  • Forest Green vs Notts County preview

    Notts County travel to The New Lawn to face 18th placed Forest Green Rovers. Despite being in the bottom half of the league, Forest Green have won every home game this year except their 2-1 loss to Wycombe Wanderers on 1st January. They’ve also scored 11 goals in their...
  • Twelve Cup Finals for Nolan

    As we enter the closing stages of the season, Notts County, who were second at the start of 2018, now sit in fifth place in League Two and are four points behind the automatic promotion places. Kevin Nolan insists that it will take Notts to approach their remaining games...