Match Day Thread 9 pointer - Away to Pompey

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Amos outstanding today. A couple of vital saves.

BFG my man of the match.

Worryingly Fosu and Page taken off...

Reeves unlucky to hit the post, and Konsas looping cross was closer than it should have been. Should've been more with a killer instinct.

Fans were incredible, outsang Portsmouth all game... "where's your favourite atmosphere" being a particular highlight.

Do I dare to dream?!
 
A fantastic, highly disciplined & committed performance this afternoon that bodes well for the rest of the season.

Every player put a shift in, we were not at our most fluent going forward (Fosu off injured) and Konsa really struggled at right back.

Special plaudits today must go to Bauer and Pearce who both gave warrior-like performances to keep Pitman quiet, but MOM was without a doubt Ben Amos, who pulled off an absolute “worldy” to keep out a deflected free kick.

A word about the Charlton fans.

2,446 in the away end. Sang from the 1st to the last min...dare I say it was a much younger “Millwall type” following there today - felt a lot more passionate and rowdy, and no bad thing IMO.

The fans will be the 12th man now, pushing the players over the finishing line.

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Royston Vasey said:
A fantastic, highly disciplined & committed performance this afternoon that bodes well for the rest of the season.

Every player put a shift in, we were not at our most fluent going forward (Fosu off injured) and Konsa really struggled at right back.

Special plaudits today must go to Bauer and Pearce who both gave warrior-like performances to keep Pitman quiet, but MOM was without a doubt Ben Amos, who pulled off an absolute “worldy” to keep out a deflected free kick.

A word about the Charlton fans.

2,446 in the away end. Sang from the 1st to the last min...dare I say it was a much younger “Millwall type” following there today - felt a lot more passionate and rowdy, and no bad thing IMO.

The fans will be the 12th man now, pushing the players over the finishing line.

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Fantastic result today, and a deserved win for the travelling fans. It's a real pity that blip against Wimbledon and Scunny, and we're still looking at other teams results, but today was one to savour.
 
ken shabby said:
Fantastic result today, and a deserved win for the travelling fans. It's a real pity that blip against Wimbledon and Scunny, and we're still looking at other teams results, but today was one to savour.
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Blame Robinson 100%.

These same players had given up on him, like the fans had.

Bowyer shook hands with the ref at full time today, a quick clap to our fans, then straight down the tunnel.

In terms of understated managerial decency, apres moi le deluge.
 
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Our centre backs and keeper were superb, thought Magennis put in a decent shift too. Good performances from everyone.

Pretty sure I saw Elfsborg get hit by one of the smoke bombs too.
 
Miketyson2007Junior said:
Our centre backs and keeper were superb, thought Magennis put in a decent shift too. Good performances from everyone.

Pretty sure I saw Elfsborg get hit by one of the smoke bombs too.
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Junior, Elf wasn't in Portsmouth <ok> ............... he was in Royston <whistle> ..... now that's something I didn't expect to type on social media :emoticon-0119-puke:
 
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