When Tom Keetley signed for Notts County in 1929 for £750, many would scarcely believe it would take 92 years to replicate his 39 league goals in a season.
The likes of Les Bradd, Mark Stallard, and Lee Hughes have all become household names and have cemented themselves into Magpies history, however, none have come close to achieving this incredible feat.
But on a cold, windy night in North Manchester, a man signed from Gateshead in the summer for £50,000 managed just that - Macaulay Langstaff writing himself into Notts folklore as one of the greatest goal-scorers the world's oldest professional football club has ever seen.
