Notts County’s in-form frontman Macaulay Langstaff believes his job as the primary goal scorer in the team is made easier by the number of creative options the team has.
The summer signing bagged his first hat-trick for the club at the weekend in the Magpies’ 5-0 win over Dagenham and Redbridge after getting a couple of braces in previous fixtures. His tally for the season in the National League is already up to nine goals after just seven games which is an astonishing record for a player coming up from the tier below.
His goals so far this term have pushed County to the third spot in the league table; still unbeaten after seven games which is something only Chesterfield have been able to achieve themselves to this point in the fifth tier.
