Opposition View | Notts County

Ahead of this Saturday's 2nd vs 3rd clash at Meadow Lane live on BT Sport, we talk to Notts fan and journalist K-Ci Rennicks about the Magpies.

Q1) How has your season gone so far in terms of pre-season expectations?
The season has gone far better than anticipated. Losing key players and your manager and his staff in pre season rings alarm bells no matter what club you are or what league you’re in but in our case, rather than being negatively affected, we’ve been far better off. Luke Williams has exceeded all expectations this season and the side he built and has coached has been phenomenal.

Q2) We know all about Ruben Rodrigues and Macaulay Langstaff, but who are your other key players for Cards fans to keep an eye on?
I think there are so many you have to watch out for. 16 different goal scorers this season so that says it all. We attack from all angles, left, right or centrally and have done consistently well all season. It’s impossible to give a few names when in reality the whole team poses multiple threats.

Q3) What is the Meadow Lane experience like in terms of atmosphere, facilities and food?
Atmosphere at the Lane is improving, a lot gets made of it on social media but in my honest opinion it’s staring to improve massively now. Facilities have always been top notch and the food is exceptional. For all travelling fans this weekend, I urge you to try out the viral LoadedFlavez, located in the car park opposite the away end. You will not be disappointed, believe me.

Q4) What are Notts County’s ambitions for the next few years?
Next few years for us is all about climbing back up the leagues. I’m very confident we will go up this year, one way or another, and think this squad will compete very well in League Two. The owners have made it clear that success is the only goal and from my point of view, you couldn’t play any sweeter music to my ears.

Q5) Notts got a narrow 3-2 win in the reverse fixture at the Laithwaite, what were your thoughts on that game and Woking in general, and what's your score prediction?
I’m anticipating a very even game, been massively impressed with Woking this season and anyone who says they haven’t been are either lying to you or struggle to comprehend what good level football is. Sarll’s been magnificent and constructed a side that will eventually get out this division and into the EFL, maybe not this year but high chance of automatically next year. Last year it was a 1-4 away win, hopefully this year it’ll be a 4-1 home win. That’s optimistic though, however I back our boys to seal the three points with a 2-1 victory.