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It's like 2002/03 all over again but hopefully with a longer stay.

Maybe Clough wouldn't but Radford employed the always pleasant Steve Evans as manager so you never know.

Or the glory days of winning the League 2 title twice since Sir Charle's wonderful wonderful winning goal. Not sure we had a open top bus parade either time but times have clearly changed :cool1: Out of interest who does get your humour? Have fun in League One

I remember that did the ball go out of play or not in the build up, disgraceful decision... And in a final! Also remember Liam Lawrence's cocky and costly penalty miss.

So true. I've been very fortunate seen Notts at Wembley 6 times , 4 playoff finals (won 3, lost 1) and 2 Anglo Italian finals (won 1, lost 1). Beating Brighton to reach the old first division in front of 59,000 with a great team and manager will always be my favourite day as a fan. Beating...

The pressure of the playoffs is like no other, the final representing your whole season's efforts in one game. Defeat at any stage is gutting, but to win the playoffs especially at Wembley is incredible. Best days ever, the real big day out.

Good. Always thought you'd be more interested in the top assiter than top scorer in this league now you are promoted. That's a hell of a lot of games that don't matter :2thumb:

Me too not just for that performance but all season. Still hilarious what's happened to him since that opening day ill-advised shithousery

Only if you paid less than a Championship club. He deserves to play in the Championship in the very near future so Wrexham are definitely an option but I'd doubt Wrexham would go for him all he does is score goals. Will anyone match our asking price?

Harry Smith :wave:

Congratulations to Macaulay Langstaff for finishing the League Two top scorer for season 23/24 following his impressive 28 goals. That's the back to back Golden Boots following his recording breaking 42 goals last season in the National League. Well done Macca

Another fantastic following from the Pies to compliment and match our impressive season average.

As long as Chesterfield came up that's all I was bothered about, especially after last season's penalty shoot out heartache. Anything after that is a small bonus. Cheltenham is a fabulous town so that's a good addition.

Rich but remote. A true footballing outpost.

He's a 7/10 man until he gets anywhere near the opponents penalty area where he becomes a 4/10 man and consistently turns or passes backwards. He's under contract, he's a full back first, a do a job every now and then centre back and a reluctant non threatening wing back. Can't see the point...

Double dip staining doesn't sound fun especially if you've already been to most of those (new) non league grounds.

Of course it's been helped, popular stadium/city to visit but home fans alone has been fantastic all season consistently over 9,000 and always more than 7,500!!! The away followings will still be relatively healthy next season but expect a noticeable drop. Great income for the club.

It was said partly tongue in cheek. In fact we were top until we started playing the good teams. More importantly our numbers at home have been frankly awesome this season.

"You don't know man, you weren't there"

Bottom half team with a season average of over 1,100 for away games. Tidy