Notts County's goalkeeper James Belshaw is determined to help the club achieve promotion this season. Having joined the Magpies in January, Belshaw, a lifelong supporter, finds playing for his boyhood club less stressful than watching from the stands. He recalls attending matches with his father, who is still a season ticket holder, and even serving as a matchday mascot at Meadow Lane. Just three years ago, he witnessed Notts secure promotion to League Two at Wembley Stadium, a moment he cherishes deeply. Now, as the club pushes for automatic promotion to League One, Belshaw expresses that it would be a 'dream come true' to deliver that elation to fellow fans. For Notts County to clinch the last automatic promotion spot, they must defeat Bristol Rovers and hope for favorable results elsewhere. Belshaw emphasizes the importance of executing their game plan on Saturday, stating, 'We're in a really good place.' If they miss out on direct promotion, they still have a chance through the play-offs, which adds to the excitement surrounding the final day of the season.