1st - Connor Clifford, Andy Kiwomya, and Len Robinson. 2nd - Tony Agana, Oliver Beeby, Kevin Nicholson and Mark Quayle. 3rd - Shaun Marshall, Peter Butler, Paul Crichton and Gary Owers. 4th - Jon Ashton, Bobby Tait and Richard Wileman. 5th - Adam Dawson and Roy Brown. 6th - Liam Chilvers, Stephen Darby, Willie Carlin, Seamus McDonagh and Kevin Russell. 7th - Lee Ashcroft and Fabrice Moreau. 8th - Kevin Pilkington, Rob Burch, Callum Ball and Harry Jarvis. 9th - Alan Gow. 10th - Daryl McMahon, Ade Akinbyi and Andre Boucaud. 11th - Rob Ullathorne. 12th - John Thompson, Kevin Bartlett, Bobby Mimms, Brian Parker and Stuart Rimmer. 13th - Paul Mayo, Mick Galloway, Phil Stant and Andy W
This fascinating insight into the World's oldest professional League Club is a must read for all genuine Nott's County supporters, young and old, charting, over six decades, the Club's twice rise and fall through all the Leagues Divisions and five Wembley appearances. It is also a valuable read for any student of football, it's tactics, management and governance especially in the lower leagues where the culture, finances, aspirations and frustrations are somewhat different. Paul Mace, a lifelong supporter of County and highly successful entrepreneur in the sports industry, offers a revealing and amusing behind the scenes account of the running of the Club and the characteristics of its ambit
