So will Pompey
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Bring Kasteneer back, huge influence in the away game, made Portsmouth think they could take it easy
mrtrench
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You want to have a word with your heart. My heart is Panglossian about all city games. It's my kidneys that imagine we'll be offal. Offal... lol... geddit?
hopesprings
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You need to get out a bit more and liver little :joyful:
Brylowes
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From what our team have shown us so far, whatever happens there's one thing
we can be sure of 'this team will not rollover for anyone.
If Pompey are to leave St Andrews with the 3 points 'they will likely have to fight
tooth and nail for them.
I Love the "never say die" attitude running through the team at the moment, it's
Not really something we have excelled in for a long time.
we can be sure of 'this team will not rollover for anyone.
If Pompey are to leave St Andrews with the 3 points 'they will likely have to fight
tooth and nail for them.
I Love the "never say die" attitude running through the team at the moment, it's
Not really something we have excelled in for a long time.
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If we need an enforcer?
Take one for the team!!
Sky Blue Harry H
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Agree. The other noticeable thing for me, compared to previous seasons, is that there are very few games where we just hit aimless balls because the other team are putting us under pressure. We usually try to build up our play and pass it through teams. I can't think of any season recently where I have heard less groaning about our play when we have the ball (or even make mistakes). This may be down to the lack of defeats, but most fans seem to be on board with our general style of play.
Terry_dactyl
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Quite. I had never heard it before but at the first Birmingham game I heard a couple of people shouting “forward” when we were playing out of the back. I laughed a little as someone on here had mentioned this happening. I found myself replying to these calls, “it’s what we do”! Which was greeted with others agreeing.
