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MAGPIES HITMAN JON MAINTAINS STEADY OPINION

By Charlie Peat
LEAGUE TWO
VETERAN Notts County striker Jon Stead is only interested in the views of his team-mates and manager, not the opinions of people outside the club.
The 34-year-old has helped the Magpies to challenge at the top of League Two and says boss Kevin Nolan is happy with his performances.
“Some people outside of the club will be thinking should I be playing, or should I not,” said Stead.
“But the only opinions I am interested in are that of my team-mates and my manager.
“They are the people who I need to make sure I am doing the right things for. A...

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