Match Day Thread Reading v Pompey
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Final whistle. 2-3 to Pompey. Excellent win, and all 3 points, which means we are now 6 points clear of Oxford and Bolton.
Final Match Stats:-
Home Team: Reading ........Away Team: Portsmouth
Possession:
Home 38%
Away 62%
Shots:
Home 12
Away 17
Shots on Target:
Home 5
Away 9
Corners:
Home 6
Away 9
Fouls:
Home 14
Away 8
Home Team: Reading ........Away Team: Portsmouth
Possession:
Home 38%
Away 62%
Shots:
Home 12
Away 17
Shots on Target:
Home 5
Away 9
Corners:
Home 6
Away 9
Fouls:
Home 14
Away 8
I'm so glad the Pompey fans didn't start throwing tennis balls at this point to get the match abandoned
I'm so glad the Pompey fans didn't start throwing tennis balls at this point to get the match abandoned
I did actually think that at the time, dev
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Pompey fans at Reading yesterday.
The attendance was 14,417 - including 2,891 Pompey fans !
I was very pleased Devlin got a goal.
We have seen him in two complete games now. One EFL trophy game where he played a mid field role and on Saturday when he played further forward.
His touch is a little clumsy and I do not think he is quite up to the pace of first team football yet. The only remedy for that is more first team football!
However, in both games ( in which he played two very different roles) he appeared to have the habit of being in the correct position to receive the ball. On Saturday he ha a couple of other chances which did not result in goals - but he was in the right position.
Both Devlin and Saydee are somewhat raw talents with differing qualities but I think Devlin has the edge at this stage and should be persevered with.
We have seen him in two complete games now. One EFL trophy game where he played a mid field role and on Saturday when he played further forward.
His touch is a little clumsy and I do not think he is quite up to the pace of first team football yet. The only remedy for that is more first team football!
However, in both games ( in which he played two very different roles) he appeared to have the habit of being in the correct position to receive the ball. On Saturday he ha a couple of other chances which did not result in goals - but he was in the right position.
Both Devlin and Saydee are somewhat raw talents with differing qualities but I think Devlin has the edge at this stage and should be persevered with.