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Ian Burchnall has explained why Notts County were unable to keep Harry Arter until their season finished as he thanked the Nottingham Forest midfielder for his "work".
Clubs across the English Football League (EFL) have only a couple of weeks to decide whether or not to release or retain players ahead of next season.
Notts County have suffered a blow ahead of the National League play-offs after confirming midfielder Harry Arter's loan spell has expired.
“I have a new lower-league team (in the NPSL – one version of the fourth division in the US and considered the highest tier of amateur football) in my area that will open play in two weeks,” begins Harriet Osborn. “They will borrow a local school’s stadium which has a capacity of 8,500. As a few students of that school like to point out, that’s a larger capacity than some stadiums used by professional teams in Europe, such as Salford City (5,108). What is the most extreme example of this: how many leagues of difference can we find between a big stadium in a lower division and a smaller stadium in a higher one?”
Manager Andy Hessenthaler says illness is sweeping through Dover’s camp.
Notts County head coach Ian Burchnall praised his players for ‘giving everything’ in recording a 1-0 win over Dover Athletic at Meadow Lane as a run of three games in six days came to an end with the club firmly entrenched in the National League play-off places.
Notts County attempt to bounce back from Saturday’s disappointing 3-1 defeat at Aldershot Town when they face relegated Dover Athletic at Meadow Lane on Bank Holiday Monday (3pm kick-off).