Elding made his debut in County's 2-0 win over his former-team Boston United at Edgeley Park. By the end of the season he had scored 11 League Goals in 20 League Games, which put him top of the County goalscoring charts.
At the start of the 2007-08 season County were inconsistent and it took until the third game for Elding to open his account, but six more were to follow in league and cup, however on 16 October 2007, Elding was suspended by County, for a potential breach of contract, and potential breach of Football League rule 66.4 which prevents a player from approaching another club with a view to instigating a move. However, the suspension was lifted on the 19th October, with Elding stating "I know why the club took the action they did, and I'm now looking forward to proving to everyone that I'm committed to County".
Elding scored a few more before a lean spell left him on the sidelines and, with many questioning his commitment and desire to win for County, managed to hit back with 5 goals in 5 league games between the end of December and the end of January, which put him fifth in the League Two goalscoring charts and stirred up transfer rumours. Two bids were rejected by County from Hartlepool United before a bid from Leeds United proved too much for County.
During his 13-month period at County he scored 26 goals in 52 games in all competitions.
He scored his first competitive goal for Leeds in the 2-1 defeat to Cheltenham Town. He then said to the media that his goals could rebolster Leeds' playoff hopes.