Mildenhall has been working hard on his agility and spring over the last few months, and Fox has seen huge progress from the giant keeper and is keen to show Dearden that he is ready and waiting should Garden get injured or be dropped from the starting 11.
The 6ft 5 inch goalkeeper arrived last summer from Swindon Town for £150,000 and was signed as Notts' number 1 goalkeeper and also had the job of filling Darren Ward's shoes. After some excellent early performances where he saved a penalty against Cambridge and scored from inside his own half against Mansfield, his form dipped and he was dropped at the end of January.
Scotsman Stuart Garden stepped in and gave some memorable displays, playing a vital role in guiding Notts to safety with Midenhall not getting a look in. However, Garden's form has not been as consistant this season and despite some superb saves he has not entirely made the position his own like he did last season.
Garden knows now he has to be on his toes and capture the outstanding form of last season soon, or Mildenhall could be back in goal.
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