Notts County FC: The Movie
Look back on 150 years of Notts County Football Club with this feature-length movie, which was shown at the Gala Banquet and on the Legends Day.
Nottingham Forest v Notts County
(1953) The 60th meeting between Nottingham Forest and Notts County draws a massive crowd to the City Ground. Amidst high tension and close play, both sides fight for local bragging rights in this historic derby match.
Notts County Beat Horsham
(4 Dec 1947) In the first round of the FA Cup Tommy Lawton captains Notts County against the amateurs of Horsham.
Notts County v York City
(March 1955) Notts County v York City - FA Cup quarter-final. This was Notts County's record home attendance (47,310) which still stands today.
Huddersfield for the Final
FA Cup Semi-Final: Huddersfield Town v Notts County at Turf Moor. This newsreel item on the Turf Moor FA Cup Semi-Final 25 March 1922 captures the first half action from the goal defended by Huddersfield Town. Unfortunately for Huddersfield fans, the short film only covers Notts County's first half goal, and some excellent defending by the Huddersfield team. Huddersfield Town won the match 3-1, and would face Preston North End in the Cup Final on 29 April.
Why Grown Men Weep
A documentary about Notts County supporters and their fanzine The Pie. The film was made in 1990 as a student project by director Janine Kavanagh, who was a Notts County fan and a student at The Polytechnic of Central London. Much of the filming took place on an away trip to Wigan on 28 April 1990 - the match ended up as a 1-1 draw.
Second Round Cup Spills and Thrills
A quick-fire round up of the FA Cup second round: West Brom v Corinthians, Crystal Palace v Notts County, and West Ham v Leeds. The cameraman manages to capture four of the five unanswered goals scored by West Brom against amateur side Corinthians at the Hawthorns. Meanwhile, the match between Notts County (in white shirts) and Crystal Palace may not boast any goals, but the aggressive play was enough to rile the crowd. At Upton Park, George Kay scores the goal which would help West Ham to draw against Leeds. It took three replays between Palace and Notts County to settle it, with Palace finally winning 2-1. In the replay between West Ham and Leeds, Leeds won 1-0.
Jack Dunnett MP for Nottingham Central
ATV Today clip from 1971. Labour MP and Notts County chairman Jack Dunnett at Meadow Lane and on the streets of Nottingham.