Notts County boss Jamie Fullarton expecting tough test at York City
The Magpies boss knows his opposite number Jackie McNamara well from their time together playing for Scotland under-21s.
And he is not expecting an easy ride, despite their position in the League Two table.
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Hide Ad“It’s a very small world,” said Fullarton on McNamara. “I know him and his assistant, Simon Donnelly, very well.
“We played against each other too. He is a tough competitors but our personalities are different.
“He has at the stage where over a period of time he has begun to impose his ideas and his personality.
“He is stamping his authority on the team and will no doubt hope he can continue to get results.”
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Hide AdWhile friendships will be put on hold for the afternoon Fullarton is not expecting York to sit back and defend.
“They are at that stage now where people presume the teams at the bottom set out not to lose rather than be offensive,” he added.
“If they can nick a win or steal a point, then people say ‘well it goes on to their total’, that’s true to an extent but I don’t think Jackie will approach it like that.
“They will want to come out and win and maybe that will be good from the fans’ point of view because it will be two teams trying to win.”