"To change at the right time is amazing, but to change at the wrong time, it's terrible" were the words from Luke Williams when asked about a potential change of formation for his Notts County side.
The Magpies have started the season with five points from their opening three games, with their typical 3-5-2/5-2-2-1 formation still present under the newly appointed manager four years after when it was first introduced.
And during the opening three National League fixtures, a number of tactical changes have been crucial in getting points on the board. Most notably, a tactical switch at Boreham Wood lead to substitute Kairo Mitchell putting Notts in front after Williams dropped Macaulay Langstaff deeper and into the number ten position.
