Paterson 'delighted', but feels Magpies can show more aggression

OLDHAM PUT TO THE SWORD, BUT BOSS SAYS WORK STILL TO BE DONE ON ATTACKING STYLE

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MARTIN Paterson wants to create an attacking and aggressive style of play at Notts County after the Magpies cruised to a 3-1 home win against Oldham Athletic at Meadow Lane.

Paterson's side took the lead on seven minutes through an own goal from Donervon Daniels before Tyrese Hall’s precise finish on 29 minutes made it two.

Striker Alassana Jatta fired through the legs of Mathew Hudson four minutes after half time to extend County's lead before Michael Mellon scored a consolation for Oldham on 54 minutes with a lob over Kelle Roos.

Despite inflicting a first away defeat of the season on Oldham, the Magpies wasted a number of chances and Paterson felt his side could have doubled their goal tally.