Notts County ex players Where are they now?

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Chris MARSDEN	At Notts 1994-1996

	After Notts Chris spent time with Stockport, Birmingham and Southampton before joining Pusan I.cons in Korea in January 2004. In June 2004 he signed a two year deal with Sheffield Wednesday.

Shaun MARSHALL	At Notts 2005-2006

	Released by Notts in the summer of 2006 and after being involved in the pre-season build up with Torquay United Shaun joined Kings Lynn in pursuit of first team football. Now playing for Dereham Town in the Ridgeons Premier Division

Dan MARTIN	At Notts 2005-2007

	Dan left Notts in the summer 2007 and joined Billy Dearden at Mansfield

Gary MARTINDALE	At Notts 1996-1998

	After Notts he joined Rotherham United and then on to Telford in March 2000. In August 2002 he rejoined Burscough where he began his career. In 2003 Gary scored both goals in the 2-1 FA Trophy win over Dr Martens Premier Division champions Tamworth at Villa Park and in doing so also collected the Man Of The Match award. In summer 2005 Gary followed his Burscough manager Shaun Teale to Chorley although it didn't last long as he was released as the club slashed its wage bill so he joined Runcorn. In February 05 Gary joined Vauxhall Motors as player/coach.

Lee MATTHEWS	At Notts 1998 (loan)

	After his loan spell at Notts from Leeds Lee joined Bristol City in March 2001. Lee joined Port Vale in June 2004.

Rob MATTHEWS	At Notts 1991-1993

	Much travelled Rob has spent time with Luton, York, Bury, Stockport, Blackpool, Halifax, Hull, Northwich and Altringham and was with Mossley in the North West Counties League. Rob retired from professional football halfway through the 2003/4 season with Mossley.

Grant McCANN	At Notts 2000 (loan)

	Although a Cheltenham Town player Grant is currently out on loan at Barnsley (twice) - a move made permanent in January 07 with a fee of £100,000. January 08 Grant joined Scunthorpe.

Paddy McCARTHY	At Notts 2003

	Returned to Manchester City after his loan spell at Notts. Joined Leicester City in March 2005 for a fee of £100,000. During the summer 2007 Paddy joined Charlton Athletic FC. The Irish centre-back joined Alan Pardew's Valley revolution from Championship rivals Leicester City for an initial fee of £650,000.

Iain McCULLOCH	At Notts 1978-1983

	Spent time as manager of Arnold Town in the Northern Counties East League.

Seamus McDONAGH	At Notts 1983 to 1984

	Seamus (or Jim) left to join Witchita Wings in the USA at the end of the 1984/5 season. McDonagh returned to England and joined Telford United during the 1989/90 season before joining Grantham for the start of the following season. After a spell at Coventry City as goalkeeping coach Seamus joined Aston Villa filling the same role. Also running the Hemlock Stone pub in Wollaton, Nottingham.

Shane McFAUL	At Notts 2003-2005

	After making about 30 appearances for the Magpies Shane moved to USA League side Virginia Beach Mariners at the end of the 2004/05 season. The midfielder, who has represented the Republic of Ireland at every level from under-14 to under-21, returned to his native Dublin last year to link up with Eircom Premier side University College Dublin. In January 08 Shane joined Brighton on a free transfer until the end of the season after a successful trial before Christmas.

David McGOLDRICK	At Notts 2004 & 2005

	Left Notts at the end of the 03/04 season as his contract had expired and joined Southampton. Returned to Notts on loan for a month in Sep/Oct 2005.

Frazer McHUGH	At Notts 2004

	After being released by Notts at the end of the 03/04 season Frazer joined Hucknall Town for the start of the next season. In September 2005 he signed for Belper.

Darryl McMAHON	At Notts 2006-2007

	After returning to Orient after his loan spell at Notts, Daryl Daryl joined Conference side Stevenage in the January 07 window.

Lewis McMAHON	At Notts 2005-2006

	Released by Notts in the summer of 2006 and after a spell on trial with Burton Albion he eventually joined York City. July 2007 Lewis joined Gainsborough Trinity in the Blue Square North League.

Niall McNAMARA	At Notts 2001-2002

	Made just 4 appearances for the Magpies before moving to Belper Town in 2002. After 8 months at Christchurch Meadow, Niall was signed by Lincoln City in March 2003. Played 11 times for the Imps scoring twice before joining Eastwood Town in September 2004.

Ian McPARLAND	At Notts 1980-1988

	After his time at Notts Ian had spells as a player at Hull City, Walsall, Dunfermline, Lincoln, Northampton, Instant Dict (Hong Kong), Eastern Athletic (Hong Kong), Hamilton Academicals and Berwick Rangers. Began his coaching career with the red team academy 'over Trent Bridge' before taking up his current role as Reserve Team Coach. When Gary Megson left 'by mutual consent' in February 2006, he was put in temporary charge with Frank Barlow in a joint first team management role. He and Barlow were named Managers of the Month for March 2006, when they went 10 games unbeaten, with 6 straight wins with the team narrowly missing out on the League One playoffs. Colin Calderwood was named the permanent successor to Megson. Calderwood sacked 'Charlie' at the end of the 2006-7 season after a catastrophic 2-5 home defeat by Yeovil in the League One play-offs after they had won the away leg 2-0. Overconfidence? The 'Forest at Wembley 2007' t-shirts for sale on Ebay after the first leg could be a clue. October 2007 saw Charlie appointed manager of Notts County.

Gary McSWEGAN	At Notts 1993-1995

	After leaving Notts, Gary had spells at Dundee United, Hearts, Barnsley, Luton before joining Kilmarnock in June 2002. Left Kilmarnock in the summer of 2004 and joined Ross County where he stayed until the summer of 2006. In September 06 Gary joined Inverness Caledonian Thistle.

Dave McVAY	At Notts 1973-1978

	After Notts Dave played for Peterborough, Lincoln and Boston. After retiring, Dave set his heart on reporting on the game, and applied for the Gillingham FC reporter's job on the old Kent Evening Post. It didn't happen, but when that newspaper's editor Barrie Williams joined the Nottingham Evening Post, he gave the ex-player his break. For a number of years Dave's job was to describe to Evening Post and Football Post readers the action from Meadow Lane where he earned a living as a player in the 1970s. His subject matter broadened and he became deputy features editor, writing on anything from Nottinghamshire's marginal wartime oil industry to heroes of the National Hunt even returning from Cheltenham with a feature about Gold Cup favourite Desert Orchid... and a tidy wedge after backing the winner, the 100-1 nag Norton's Coin. He is now The Times's man in the press boxes of the Midlands, and the author of an admired biography of Magpies legend Tommy Lawton which he followed up by publishing the diaries he wrote as a teenage recruit at Meadow Lane entitled Steak… Diana Ross.

Junior MENDES	At Notts 2006-2007

	Junior left Notts in October 2007 after an agreement was reached over the remainder of his contract. In February 2008 Aldershot boss Gary Waddock added Junior Mendes to the squad for the remainder of the season. At the time of his signing Aldershot were sitting eight points clear at the top of the Blue Square Premier.

Steve MILDENHALL	At Notts 2000

	Steve left Notts and joined Oldham Athletic in December 2004. Steve joined Grimsby Town in June 2005 but then a year later followed Russell Slade to Yeovil.

Gary MILLS	At Notts 1987-1989 and 1994-1996

	Having managed Grantham Town, Kings Lynn and Tamworth he moved to coach at Coventry City until January 2004 when he was appointed manager of Notts County replacing the departed Billy Dearden. Gary was 'relieved of his duties' at Notts in Nov 2004. At 43 years of age Gary has signed, in April 2005, as a player for Glapwell in the North Eastern Counties Premier until the end of the season. Joined Alfreton Town as manager in summer 2005. Re-joined Tamworth as manager in January 07 but could not prevent their impending relegation to the Conference North.

Bobby MIMMS	At Notts 1986 (loan)

	After his spell on loan at Notts Mimms returned to Everton who finished runners up in the league championship and Mimms also played in the FA Cup Final of 1986. He moved to Tottenham and then on to Blackburn at the time of the "Jack Walker revolution" at Ewood Park. Blackburn began the 1991-92 season well and reached the playoff final where they beat Leicester City 1-0 - ending 26 years outside the top flight. The following season Mimms was a key part of the team which finished 4th in the 1992-93 season.. Sadly for Mimms Southampton goalkeeper Tim Flowers was then brought in as the new number one and Blackburn went on to enjoy the victorious 1994-95 Premiership winning side. Mimms joined Crystal Palace and then spent the remaining years of his career at various lower league clubs such as Preston North End, Rotherham United, hometown club York City and finished off his playing career at Mansfield Town. Since retiring from playing professionally, Mimms has represented Blackburn Rovers in the Masters football tournament and is currently the goalkeeping coach at Wolverampton Wanderers.

Paul MITCHELL	At Notts 1995

	After leaving Notts he has stayed with the non-leaue teams within Nottinghamshire spending time with Hucknall Rolls Royce, Arnold Town, Hucknall Town before signing for Eastwood Town in October 2003.

Shaun MURPHY	At Notts 1992-1996

	After a few seasons with both West Brom and Sheffield United (and a loan spell with Crystal Palace) Shaun is back in Australia playing for Perth Glory.

Adam MURRAY	At Notts 2003 (non-contract)

	Left Kidderminster Harriers in the summer of 2004 and joined Mansfield Town. At the end of March 2005 Adam joined Carlisle in the Conference. Joined Torquay in Aug 06 before moving on to Macclesfield in January 07 and signed a contract extension for the 2007/8 season.

Shaun MURRAY	At Notts 1998-2001

	After a time playing with Kettering in the Conference he is now with Dean Thomas' Hinckley in the Doc Martens Premier. In July 2004 Shaun joined Belper Town.

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