Reply With QuoteHe got on for a few mins of their Wembley final, I noticed. Seems he's been around for ever but still only 31, is he actually any good? Well liked at Florist no joy at Stags tho.
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Former Nottingham Forest midfielder Paul Anderson would be open to a move to Notts County this summer.
The former Red is currently a free agent having been released by Northampton Town just days after their success in the League Two play-off final against Exeter.
https://www.nottinghampost.com/sport...e-open-4295650
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He got on for a few mins of their Wembley final, I noticed. Seems he's been around for ever but still only 31, is he actually any good? Well liked at Florist no joy at Stags tho.
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Same reply as Neal Bishop. Anderson is a player whose career is on a downwards trajectory, trying to keep earning a wage from the game as long as possible. I can't blame him for doing so, and I'm sure there will be takers, but Notts County's recruitment needs to continue focusing on up-and-coming talent like Roberts and Wootton. Courtesy of the owners we've now got a scouting system that clubs at this level can usually only dream of, so we don't need to be signing has-beens who are the wrong side of thirty. Doyle, O'Brien, Turner and Slocombe provide sufficient experience to be getting on with.
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I think I'd rather see Brian Stubbs come out of retirement.
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As David Vaughan did so well for us, I would hate to miss out on this opportunity.
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Ha ha brilliantOriginally Posted by Jeekay56
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I think your comments sums the suggestion up very well.
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Just as i said hopefully our scouting range has now improved from the days of "people that have played for or against Notts" I'd also think it's improved a bit from "players that are local and getting on a bit"
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Isn't he Arthur Shelby in Peaky Blinders?
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I've got more interest in meeting the Black Horse for a pint than signing him.
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