He starts his programme by releasing six senior players.
The most notable departure sees striker Tcham N'Toya depart
The hit man enjoyed just one season in Notts colours, where he netted only twice in twenty-six appearances.
Some thought his crucial goal at
Saul Deeney, Dan Martin, Alan White, Jake Sheridan and Dan Gleeson will also leave with Thompson refusing to renew their deals at the club.
Deeney has often proved himself to be an able deputy to first choice stopper Kevin Pilkington but it seems the Notts chief has other ideas.
Skipper White left
As for the others, none of them really made a great impact and it is with all the best that we bid them farewell from County.
Gleeson is expected to stay on at Cambridge United while Martin and Sheridan will now go in search of football elsewhere.
Notts must also say goodbye to middle man Ian Ross, who returns to parent club Sheffield United. The Notts faithful have perhaps not seen the best of the midfielder as he has often been forced to play out of position on the wide right.
Charlton duo Myles Weston and James Walker go back to the Valley after an un-inspiring spell in Notts. Neither really had the chance to prove their value in their short runs in the side.
Thompson has also revealed that former Lincoln City Junior Mendes will return to