I give up! Which one's Nick?

Like his brother, Anthony is a centre half and Notts could do with a quality centre back and the impossible to tell apart twins have both been training together in the last week but Dearden said it started off as a favour to get Anthony for for the new season.

I seriously cannot tell them apart!

"It was initially intended to be mainly a favour to Anthony, to allow him to get into shape for the new season," said Dearden.
"He asked if he could train with us and I didn't have a problem with that. He has done before and it hasn't been a problem.

"But I have been impressed with what I have seen of him up to now."

And Dearden says that even if Notts are not able to offer him a contract, he will have the chance to put himself in the shop window.

Dearden talks about Anthony Fenton

"This wasn't intended to be a trial as such, but if he continues to do well you never know what might happen," said Dearden.

"He will play in at least one of the two friendly matches we have next week, we will give him a chance to show what he can do.
"To be honest, we are a little short of numbers, so he is probably doing us a favour too, having him around will give us a vital extra body.

"And he will have the chance to put himself in the shop window."
Money would be a stumbling block were the Magpies to pursue a deal - though Dearden says that may not be the only problem gained from signing Anthony.

"We would have to discuss finances with the administrators if we did want to offer him a deal," he said.
"But we are a long way away from that at the moment - we will wait and see what happens.