Yesterday marked 7 years since the Reedtz Brothers completed the takeover of Notts County Football Club. July 26th 2019. 🤍 The final league game before their takeover saw the club relegated to the fifth-tier of English football, dropping out the EFL for the first time ever. Their next league fixture as owners of the club is a Sky Bet League One fixture for the first time in over a decade. Seven years. Six play-off campaigns. Two promotions. Changed the fortunes of this football club, and made it successful again. Gave the club a new identity, and returned its rightful big club feel. Returned bottoms to seats at Meadow Lane, and made it the place to be. Heroes. 🇩🇰 #Notts

From the doorstep of liquidation, to the 4 years of non-league football… TO NOW BACK IN LEAGUE ONE BABY 🖤🤍

Well then, the next time a final is played at Wembley Stadium, Notts County Football Club will be one of two teams involved. Usually I’d tweet a video and some text and try and get people up for it tomorrow, but my emotions for what is ahead at Wembley tomorrow have been all over the shop this weekend, and all week long really. You have to be made of some real tough stuff to have such a strong, loving connection with this football club, and when I think of the last decade, since the relegation from League One, being made of that tough stuff is exactly what was required to get through some of the bad, lowest of low moments we experienced along that way. I think about that day in 2019 in particular, I was there and I can remember just how painful that was like it was yesterday, a moment where trips to Wembley felt like some distance away, a day where you just felt it was only going to get worse from that point onwards, and it did… Through that summer of uncertainty, financial difficulties and on the doorstep of liquidation, the Reedtz brothers popped up with the save right at the very end. That’s where things started to look up, and don’t ever forget where we came from to get to tomorrow, four seasons worth of non-league football as who were the world’s oldest professional football club. From rainy, uncovered terraces at Maidenhead to the late Tuesday nights away at Dover… To that day at Wembley Stadium in 2023, and the jubilation of it all. Tomorrow, we’re back there man. 🥲 Three seasons back in League Two, and tomorrow a shot to return back to League One for the first time in over a decade… Just remember how much you have had to endure through your years being in love with this football club, Notts fans, and take all of that into tomorrow. Enjoy it however you may like to enjoy it, because days like tomorrow do not come around too often in football. Wembley’s turning black and white tomorrow, and I cannot wait to be in that number. COME ON YOU PIEEEEEES!! 🖤🤍

You bloody Magpies man. 🖤🤍 #Notts