Notts County hitman Macaulay Langstaff says he wants to be the next Jamie Vardy after scooping the Our Game Player of the Year award.
Signed from Gateshead for a fee of £50,000 in the summer, Langstaff scored 42 times to shatter Tom Keetley’s club-record tally of 39 goals in a season, which had stood for 92 years.
Also smashed was Ricky Miller’s record of 40 goals in a National League season, and the 26-year-old Tynesider capped it all with promotion to the EFL after the Magpies beat Chesterfield in the play-off final Wembley.

Our Game
Player of the Year
Macaulay Langstaff

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