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TANGLED NOTTS LEFT ON BRINK

TANGLED NOTTS

Magpies facing survival fight

By John Brindley

UNDER-PRESSURE: Notts County owner Alan Hardy

SUCCESS and failure can be relative terms in the fast-changing, chaotic world of football. Notts County supporters returned from Old Trafford on the opening day of the 1991/92 season disappointed they lost 2-0 to Manchester United in the old First Division. Save for a run of four consecutive defeats in March, Neil Warnock’s Magpies would have proudly taken their place when the Premier Division was launched the following season.
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