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We need to start making it count, says Magpies boss Burchnall

The rookie boss’ nightmare start to life at Meadow Lane continued on Tuesday night as they followed their home FA Trophy semi-final defeat to Step 3 Hornchurch on Saturday with a 1-0 home reverse to Aldershot Town in the league.

By Jon Couch

IAN BURCHNALL has warned his Notts County troops they need to be a lot more ruthless in front of goal if they are to realise their promotion dream.
The rookie boss’ nightmare start to life at Meadow Lane continued on Tuesday night as they followed their home FA Trophy semi-final defeat to Step 3 Hornchurch on Saturday with a 1-0 home reverse to Aldershot Town in the league.
Harrison Panayiotou’s controversial penalty award inside four minutes proved enough for the mid-table Shots to secure the points, leaving Burchnall to reflect on a disappointing first week in charge since ta...

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