A Message from the Board

Our board of directors have conveyed a message of thanks to supporters ahead of the new campaign.

We would like to place on record our immense gratitude to our fans for backing the club with such strong season ticket sales this summer.

Over the weekend, 2021-22 sales surpassed our total figure for the 2019-20 campaign – including half-season tickets – which is fantastic, especially as there is more than a month to go before our first home match.

We also understand that, for various reasons, a season ticket isn’t a viable purchase for everyone but we’re thrilled with how the entire fanbase continues to support us in every way possible. Shirt sales, for example, have been very strong and it’s been great to see so many of the new designs on show at our pre-season friendlies.

Everyone at the club is working hard to prepare for the new campaign and we’re looking forward to welcoming you back to Meadow Lane for what we hope and believe will be an exciting and successful season.

https://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/news...-board-260721/

Great that the board make an effort to acknowledge that.

Irony is that if we don't get promoted this coming season, with the wage restrictions next season they would make a small fortune they they could not spend on the team.

What a great message to celebrate the second anniversary of them completing the takeover of Notts too. COYP!

https://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/news/2019/july/reedtz-takeover-statement-260719/

Why does everything just seem to be done perfectly, these days, down at the lane. COYP.

Class as usual.

I've praised owners in the past only to have cause for more cautious and qualified reflection later, so I'm instinctively wary of getting carried away again, but we're two years into this regime and it's fair to say I've yet to see anything that concerns me.

The Reedtz brothers seem to be calm, sensible, strategic, realistic and modest in their approach, as exemplified by messages like this which talk about the supporters, not about themselves. No owner can guarantee success on the pitch, but the best chance of success comes from solid foundations, and in that regard it seems that in our darkest hour we found a genuine light.