Maccauley Langstaff: post match record breaker interview [V-04:16]

[r00fie1]

Equalled Notts all time season goal-scoring record with 40 goals.
Another three and he will equal the record 5th-tier record.
Its a very different league and Macca is now 26, but he could certainly cut the mustard in the football league.

Notts go back to the top of the National League and Wrexham have two games in hand.
Notts have scored 103 goals so far this season!
Wrexham have only scored 100!
The pies next game is home to Wealdstone followed by Wrexham away on 10th April.

 

[Diego]

Interesting to see what happens with him. Loves the Boro

 

[r00fie1]

Broke the National League record today with his goal in a 3-1 win at home to Wealdstone

 

[Stocktonian]

3-0

 

[r00fie1]

3-0

Woops!
It was nearly 02:00 hrs

 

[r00fie1]

Awards: Williams & Langstaff

Luke Williams and Macaulay Langstaff have scooped Vanarama National League monthly awards for March.

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Awards: Williams & Langstaff​

Pair earn March recognition
11 April 2023

Luke Williams and Macaulay Langstaff have scooped Vanarama National League monthly awards for March.

It’s Williams’ second Manager of the Month trophy of the season having won the October prize, while Langstaff has become the first player in history to be named Player of the Month three times in a single campaign.

The recognition follows an unbeaten month, in which we claimed convincing home wins over Dorking, Eastleigh and Scunthorpe before rounding off with an excellent 2-0 victory at Altrincham.
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For Williams, it was a tricky month laced with injuries, international call-ups and the untimely recall of Connor Lemonheigh-Evans.

Despite all that, he brilliantly kept the team on track as we continued our breathless battle with Wrexham at the top.

Langstaff, meanwhile, finished March with an incredible nine goals in seven matches, including doubles against Scunthorpe and Dorking.

His final goal of the month proved memorable not only for its bizarre nature, as he capitalised on John Bostock’s quickly-taken free-kick at Altrincham, but also for the fact it saw him beat Tom Keetley’s club record of 39 goals in a season.

At the beginning of the season Langstaff also made history by becoming the first player ever to win back-to-back awards – and he’ll be hoping to claim his fourth trophy come the end of April.

Everyone at the club offers their warmest congratulations to both.

 

[r00fie1]

Notts record 31st win of the season: