We all know Notts County fans are loyal and committed, but we want to know who is the club's 'Super Fan'...

Our first nomination is 20-year-old Kim Walster from Nottingham, who hasn't missed a match in seven years.

She has had to sacrifice birthdays, weddings and holidays, and event kept attending when she broke one of her ankles and dislocated a knee-cap.

But she wouldn't have it any other way, explaining: "The last time I missed a game was in November, 2002, when the family went to Australia.

"I still stayed up cheering the boys on and waited for a Notts fan to text us the score.

"I love going to all the new grounds around the country. It's great to see Notts achieving so much and I am sure there will be many more achievements to come.

"I personally think that we have got the ambition and the aim to move up the league and to where we want to be."

A season ticket holder in the Kop, Kim started supporting the Magpies at the age of two.

Her commitment doesn't stop there, though, as she has taken part in various projects to show her support.

Every Monday night, she helps out with the Supporters Club's five-a-side football training by coaching and refereeing.

During the close season she has helped in tidying and painting the stadium and has also taken part in numerous charity campaigns, such as a walk to Field Mill and a 24 hour football match.

Kim, we salute you. You are the first Notts County Super Fan.

We are looking for more fans that go the extra mile to support their team, so if you think you're a Notts County Super Fan or know someone who is, please let us know by emailing media@nottscountyfc.co.uk.