Sunday, 28 September 2008

Whatever doesn't kill you surely Spurs you on to greater things?

You may have noted the quite deliberate lack of a Carling Cup match report. It's the old cliche - my mum taught me if you can't say anything nice etc. Seriously, though, it is hard to write anything positive about PFC over the past week, and I don't want to add to the thousands of words already wasted on celebrating how impressively imperious Chelsea were.

I am heading down to 'Love Albert Road Day' today so will not be able to follow events at Fratton Park. But I feel good about the game. Spurs may have had some midweek success, but I think most Pompey fans - myself included - are breathing a sigh of relief that we don't have to worry about the league cup anymore. And we have plenty of ex-White Hart Lane players in our ranks who will be out to prove a point.

One thing I do want to put on record prior to the game is that I couldn't disagree more with some of the criticism that David James has come in for from our own supporters. Without doubt he has been at fault for a number of recent goals, but over the past few seasons he has kept us in countless matches. Those people calling for him to be dropped have very short memories.

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1 Comments:

Anonymous Pompey Jim said...

Well it seems like Jamo had an alright game this afternoon. Lets hope it will continue.
Shame about the sending off though. We could have done without that.

28 September 2008 15:54  

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