Ex-Notts Player Signs For...

[DaveSmithRules]

Former Notts youth player Montel Gibson is on the move from Hereford FC
https://www.herefordfc.co.uk/bulls-r...montel-gibson/

Signed for Matlock, who weirdly have also just signed Remaye Campbell to play up front alongside him. https://x.com/Matlock_TownFC/status/1833173627593773443

[the_anticlough]

Brace for Cal today for Scunny

[WarsopPie]

Saw a thread like this on the Chesterfield forum and thought it might be useful here. I'm always interested to see what happens to ex-Magpies, but their updates don't always warrant their own threads.

A few recent moves of ex-Magpies that have interested me are:


Alan Sheehan
He's joined Southampton as first-team coach this week, working alongside his old Luton boss Nathan Jones.
https://www.the42.ie/southampton-nat...15644-Nov2022/

Leam Richardson
Former loanee was sacked this week as manager of Wigan (who I didn't realise he was managing tbh).
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/63583133

Alan Judge
Not really a recent 'move' but I was a bit surprised to see he's still playing regularly for L2 Colchester (who are currently rock bottom of the table).

Mitch Rose has signed for Buxton

[Evesham Pie]

Oh dear, this must be some sort of record - losing two captaincies in the space of 5 months.



Clark named St Johnstone captain after back-to-back wins
29 October 2024

Nicky Clark has been named as St Johnstone captain after leading the team to back-to-back wins.

Clark had stepped in for the Kyle Cameron, who was absent through injury, and then retained the armband for new head coach Simo Valakari’s first game in the dugout on Saturday. The 33-year-old striker grabbed the winner at Dundee in the final moments of the match and will now continue to skipper the side.

Cameron was made captain by previous manager Craig Levein after joining on loan from Notts County in the summer and he was back in the team at Dens Park.

Speaking to club media, Valakari said: “We had a meeting. I have been talking privately with Cameron and Clark. Nicky will continue as captain going forward. There is no drama. I have been so happy with what I have seen so far from Nicky in this role".

Saints moved up to sixth in the Scottish Premiership thanks to their late win over Dundee, and Valakari is looking to continue that trajectory as his side prepare to face St Mirren on Wednesday night away from home.

"It doesn't matter that we have won our last two matches, we need to do it again against St Mirren," he continued.
"I have watched St Mirren twice live in the stadium. Once at home and on Sunday at Ibrox. They are a strong team. They are a very hard-working team and they are very well-coached. They have power and pace and they can play nice football. They are effective from set-pieces".


https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/articles/cwyg4744xllo

[Chicken Balti Pie]

Oh dear, this must be some sort of record - losing two captaincies in the space of 5 months.



Clark named St Johnstone captain after back-to-back wins
29 October 2024

Nicky Clark has been named as St Johnstone captain after leading the team to back-to-back wins.

Clark had stepped in for the Kyle Cameron, who was absent through injury, and then retained the armband for new head coach Simo Valakari’s first game in the dugout on Saturday. The 33-year-old striker grabbed the winner at Dundee in the final moments of the match and will now continue to skipper the side.

Cameron was made captain by previous manager Craig Levein after joining on loan from Notts County in the summer and he was back in the team at Dens Park.

Speaking to club media, Valakari said: “We had a meeting. I have been talking privately with Cameron and Clark. Nicky will continue as captain going forward. There is no drama. I have been so happy with what I have seen so far from Nicky in this role".

Saints moved up to sixth in the Scottish Premiership thanks to their late win over Dundee, and Valakari is looking to continue that trajectory as his side prepare to face St Mirren on Wednesday night away from home.

"It doesn't matter that we have won our last two matches, we need to do it again against St Mirren," he continued.
"I have watched St Mirren twice live in the stadium. Once at home and on Sunday at Ibrox. They are a strong team. They are a very hard-working team and they are very well-coached. They have power and pace and they can play nice football. They are effective from set-pieces".


https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/articles/cwyg4744xllo

No drama 😂 what's the odds on him asking to be recalled in Jan to go elsewhere?

[SinceSept1959]

You may well be correct.
It's very cold in Scotland most January's even for a Geordie 😊

[Footymad]

Former Notts County midfielder Jason Kennedy has been appointed assistant manager of Whitby Town. - External Link

[Lullapie]

Who remembers this footballing great - unfortunately by the time he made his debut for Leeds the pie count had risen quite dramatically.

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[tied_up_in_notts]

Former Notts County midfielder Jason Kennedy has been appointed assistant manager of Whitby Town. - External Link

Am I the only person on here who cannot recall Jason Kennedy ever playing for Notts?

Nor is he listed as ever having played for us on any internet site I have looked at, including footballdatabase, transfermarkt and his Wikipedia page.

[Elite_Pie]

Am I the only person on here who cannot recall Jason Kennedy ever playing for Notts?

I don't remember him either. Although it was posted by Footymad, and anything they post is either complete bollox or ancient history.