Match Reports
There was some confusion when Jonathan Forte arrived at Meadow Lane at the end of last week over how to pronounce his surname.
It Is almost impossible to imagine anyone who endured a more difficult seven days than Notts County last week - apart from Russell Brand and Jonathan Ross.
Interest rates might have been cut to their lowest level since 1955 but they were at their highest for almost 20 years at Sutton United on Saturday.
So, two of Notts County's proud recent records have bitten the dust in the space of four days.
When the Notts County players turned their clocks back on Saturday night they must have wished they were able to rewind them by more than just an hour.
So much was made of the fact Chelsea were missing a host of their stars when they beat Middlesbrough 5-0 in the Premier League on Saturday.
In a time of a global financial crisis there are very few certainties apart from the collapse of some of the world's largest financial institutions, the fall of stock markets and Tory leader David Cameron smugly trying to earn political points from it all.Well, all of that and the world's oldest League club drawing a football match that is.
With seven draws now in their last nine games in League Two, manager Ian McParland says people are more likely to back Notts County on their pools coupons than have a bet on them winning promotion this season.And he is probably right.
Managers dream of rewriting the record books, but for Notts County boss Ian McParland a sixth successive league draw is not what he wanted.
It was an expression that accompanied players, management and staff alike within the Notts County camp as they headed away from Accrington.
