Someone I know who works at Notts told me today that season ticket sales aren't massively far off 7,000

Notts County are the first team to win promotion via the EFL playoffs by beating two teams who did the double over them during the regular season. 🤓

Where have they even found that 😂

An extremely drunk Lewis Macari being given free reign with the microphone and blasting out Amarillo on karaoke is one the best things I've ever seen

Bloody hell we were good today

This made me chuckle

Wow Southampton have been turfed from the playoffs!

Notts have got Box Park after all

Meadow Lane a bit since

As great as Wembley was last time, it wasn't what it could have been with the train strikes and the traffic jam on the M1. I only got there about 90 minutes before kick off. Looking forward to making a day of it this time.

Notts have the Green Man at Wembley this time

My favourite 0-0 of all time, you Pies

Okay nothing to distract now, it's our turn next 🫣

What was great about that melee Baldwin just caused is you can see Rodrigues in the background wanting to pile in but then realising it's his pal and restraining himself

Aden Baldwin vs. Ruben Rodrigues live on Sky Sports, what a treat

Apparently that's the first time Notts have ever won an away playoff game (excluding Wembley obviously).

Brilliant away performance but my word what a deeply unpleasant experience

Why do we do this to ourselves

The last Nottingham club to win a European trophy

@chogger5.bsky.social did you see your mam and dad celebrating on the terrace 😅

Yesterday was Notts County's first EFL win over Barrow since December 1970, meaning Notts have now beaten every current EFL/Premier League club except Liverpool in a League fixture since winning promotion to the old First Division in 1981. Table excludes non-League matches.

Notts County's current winning run is the first time in club history that they've won six successive league games by a one goal margin. The previous best was four, achieved four times (in December 1901, December 1922, August and September 1975 and January and February 2023).

Ooft Forest could draw Panathanikos in the Europa playoffs, hopefully no potentially controversial connections there

Unfortunately this is a regrettably good example of a crowd being made to look like mugs seconds after sarcastically cheering something

This game was terrible for 95 minutes then been followed by one of the most compelling hour's of football I've ever seen

Is anyone watching the AFCON final, oh my god 😆

What a nice story that is about Belshaw, hope it works out for him

In these days of faceless nation states and investment funds controlling Premier League clubs, what a refreshing change to see a game between two clubs with such ethically-sound ownerships

From the Guardian

For my latest one of these I've written an account of the 1894 FA Cup final. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1894_FA...

Great darts, shame it didn't go the full 11 sets

Superb darts

We have a good first choice XI but having such a threadbare squad we need to bring on Lucas Ness as a forward isn't ideal

Let's go Panthers

www.bbc.co.uk/sport/footba... not a huge surprise but Aljofree has been recalled by United. Wasn't dreadful but clearly last choice in a position where basically everyone has been decent. And clearly we should prioritise the development of Macari and Ness as our own players.

Illustration from the 1894 FA Cup semi-final at Bramall Lane between Notts County and Blackburn Rovers, published in the Sheffield Evening Telegraph on the day of the game, 10 March 1894. Notts County were 1–0 winners.

Won 2 drawn 2 lost 1 is a decent return for December given who we've played and not having anything close to our first choice team available at any point but hoo boy we need some players back/fresh faces in sharpish

Just about deserve to be ahead I think. I know the bar isn't very high here but also a considerable improvement on Friday.

Tall Tom!!!

Notts haven't been particularly outstanding this season so far, more a team of grafters who'll do what they can to give themselves the best chance of getting a result. They've done it more often than not to their credit, but when it hasn't been their day...ooft.

Albert Iremonger was born where sorry

The stuff about the Brighton owner in the press at the moment is really interesting, not least as it probably sheds some light on how our own owners make their money (not the alleged wrongdoing to be clear) www.theguardian.com/football/202...

England vs. Panama

Fair play to Trump "Pele, I assume one of the greats" is one of the funniest things I've ever heard