A stopped clock is right twice a day, more often than youNathStPaul wrote:As predicted...NathStPaul wrote:Fear a heavy defeat here.
A stopped clock is right twice a day, more often than youNathStPaul wrote:As predicted...NathStPaul wrote:Fear a heavy defeat here.
Pipe down chump.Jinx wrote:A stopped clock is right twice a day, more often than youNathStPaul wrote:As predicted...NathStPaul wrote:Fear a heavy defeat here.
wasn’t, he’’s a puddy cat.Snowflake Royal wrote:Did you keep any weapons from your army days you might use on him?AthleticoSpizz wrote:Probably wiseI have a pint lined-up with John Anthony ‘Portsmouth FC’ Westwood tomorrow ….so mein host says
sat amongst them, they were mighty relieved to survive the first half hour, their manager was very complimentary towards us after the game on one of their local radio stations. They’d been in a scrap.ManchesterRoyals wrote:Funny reading the comments from the Pompey fans on Twitter you would have thought they had won the Champions League haha MUPPETS
There's no probably about it, massively flattered them.windermereROYAL wrote:If you`re going to the league leaders your keeper needs to be on top of his game, he wasn`t, appeared to be a half decent performance and 4-1 probably flattered the home side.
Let's face it - the twitter spats are our bellend fans who think they are being funny v their bellend fans who think they are being funny. The odds of anyone coming out it with any credit aren't good.WestYorksRoyal wrote: Though in the interest of balance, we have some pretty detestable fans on the Twittersphere too.
chill, where there’s a Yin, there’s a Yang.Ascotexgunner wrote:They have a whole thread dedicated to us on Portsmouth's Truebluearmy.com
Starting with.....
"What a bunch of bitter and twisted oxf*rd they are.
Well worth a watch.
Some cnut even belittled Pompey as a city when he lives in oxf*rd Reading!
They are really sore losers and frankly it's a fantastic read.
They are each eating lemons!"
And that is one of the nicer comments.......
Nice bunch.....
Nice work stealth. The Anson's a well known haunt just o/side the dockyard and then you've made it over to Old Pompey. Regardless of footie allegiances, the views from the Still & West are superb. And as for the Pembroke, proper old school community boozer. Sounds as though your beverage tour was well thought out. In terms of historical interest, there are tunnels that run between the boozers over Old Pompey, so that when the press gangs used to go round the pubs, the quick witted ones would lift the hatches and disappear. And not a lot of people know thatstealthpapes wrote:ftr - ship anson, old custom house, still & west, bridge tavern, wellington (twice), sally port, dolphin, pembroke & home via one of the more life affirming kebab trips ever. Portsmouth is a great away sesh.
The game - 30 minutes of liquid football, then that. Could have been 3-3. That's why they are top. We did't give up, so I think its a teaching point. Selles knows the score wit the fans. Good lad.
The Cap wrote:Nice work stealth. The Anson's a well known haunt just o/side the dockyard and then you've made it over to Old Pompey. Regardless of footie allegiances, the views from the Still & West are superb. And as for the Pembroke, proper old school community boozer. Sounds as though your beverage tour was well thought out. In terms of historical interest, there are tunnels that run between the boozers over Old Pompey, so that when the press gangs used to go round the pubs, the quick witted ones would lift the hatches and disappear. And not a lot of people know thatstealthpapes wrote:ftr - ship anson, old custom house, still & west, bridge tavern, wellington (twice), sally port, dolphin, pembroke & home via one of the more life affirming kebab trips ever. Portsmouth is a great away sesh.
The game - 30 minutes of liquid football, then that. Could have been 3-3. That's why they are top. We did't give up, so I think its a teaching point. Selles knows the score wit the fans. Good lad.
We also should've gone 1-0 up when Mukairu flicked over from six yards out.Stranded wrote:Ah we lost, no major concern.
There were key moments that went against us in the 1st half.
First, Kelvin gets to the keeper and the ball but his poke hits the keepers heel & stays with him. Luck for them else 1-0 for us.
Second, should have been a red. Honest think the fact we broke meant he rightly played advantage & then felt he couldn't send him off so went with yellow. Should have been red.
Thirdly their opening goal, shot was deflected of Yiadom's boot, changed the direction of the ball & that's what beat Button. He'll be gutted it still beat him but no deflection, no goal and we head in 0-0.
Heads went down as we hadn't taken chances and we tried to play too quickly 2nd half, made 2 mistakes, Mola over committing & Kelvin's tripping over trying to take a quick FK to kill the game off.
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