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Hers some thought on the big screen experience today from the snooze - a comment noteworthy enough to be put here; 2 - So, I freezed my nuts off in the Fratton End watching a poor quality stream with no audio (what happened to the promised commentary!?) with about 100 other fans - mostly kids. The stream either cut out, or ran at a stop start speed (somebody nearby described it as somebody flipping a picture book), and to top it off, I ended up sitting behind a Wimbledon fan. WOULD NOT RECOMMEND AGAIN!!!

I admit I have PFC friends (shame on me I know) but they are talking about it now on F Book

Kicked off when fans started arguing over booing the team

I'm not that bothered whether he speaks English to the press - I think his tactics / results and style of play speak for themselves. The players seem to trust him and he is doing a fantastic job of keeping the players grounded and focused upon the next match. What goes on behind the scenes I'm sure is plenty of lauding it up , but in public its calm , basic statements and to be honest I think that is refreshing , why set ourselves up to fail. Another point is SFC don't seem to go out and court this publicity we are getting upon a national basis - so lets keep them guessing how its done.

Implementing the coaching system for under 9's -

I really believe our use of the loan system is virtually over - the concept of our development is written in stone as it were - the doors are open for them all they need is an opportunity and why should we develop other teams players - its like going out for burgers when you have steak in the fridge

The academy is the asset which so many clubs are envious of - look at the teams who have brought a team and discarded a youth policy , I can remember a little while ago someone at the club, may have been Nigel Atkins, who talked about the next crop coming through were exceptional - JWP, Chambers, Shaw, and I'm sure the next batch see their way forward now which can only enhance hier development , the doors are open for them. Long may it continue.

The best part of JWP - from the "other" side of Hampshire but choose us over his home town - I wonder why

One other thought about people knocking Danni - Give this guy a break FFS , he's here, he is still getting used to the EPL and if some think he's not that interested - just look at the pic on the BBC -

MP is no mug , made all of the correct decisions again today. No matter their position Man Utd are an excellent side with top class players. We had to keep the crowd quiet , muscle them out of the game , a lot of average teams lose confidence when they go a goal down and Utd then start to really dominate teams and in the past go on to score a hat full. I think MP got it spot on with tactics , his interview on the BBC when he was inadvertently questioned about Utd poor start - he just deflected that with real professionalism . Top manager

What ever NC says I trust his vision for the club. In all fairness just look at so many other club directors / owners who seem to make to the most irrational decisions to please the fans - Sunderland, for example West Ham sticking with Fat Sam , where are they now ? Blackburn is a circus, Newcastle seem in chaos after the appointment of a DOF , Stoke are another one - just seem to have no ambition except survival in the PL . Some of the teams in The Championship - once good decent sides in the PL, Leeds, QPR and their owners the outsiders view is I think seen as a bit of a joke . We have moved on so far and the days of survival have moved on to ambition -

If we get an early goal - the gitters will be on their players and the crowd ... well, it's a massive game for them to get back on track.

Voted for AL as MOM - but would have put Mauricio Pochettino as tactics , analysis of how the game was going and decisions made were spot on.

Watching a marathon run is boring for at least 23 miles - we are a steady ship at the moment and will have that burst of energy to the finish line . Rather be where we are now than last season at this time. Grinding out results in the first 10 games is a very good indicator of how your season is going to pan out , confidence is high , team spirit is amazing just seeing the players reaction to Osvaldos goal yesterday shows what a close team we are and that can only bode well for this season. The other factor I believe is that just a few additions to a squad makes all the difference - the nucleus of this squad has been together for some time now and why rock the boat and do a Super Star team on the cash we have.

Just a few classic lines forum comments from out friends in blue tonight after a heavy 4-1 defeat Why is it all the defenders of whitts say we have to come up with a replacement. That's not my job that's the first really big test for our new board there would be plenty of managers out there who would jump at the chance to manage here and would more than likely take a pay Manager of Pompey is a big job in football and an inspiring one. The chance to turn round a big regional club with a strong fan base Exactly mate, any manager worth their salt would jump at the chance of managing this club with the turn out week after week we get ... They'd have the chance to join the legendary ranks as Burrows, Campbell, Ball etc in turning this great club around

Another way of saying please get a no body fan on the board - it does make me smile when they talk about shareholders, that implies a dividend to be paid - delusional dribble at its best.

Another way of saying please get a no body fan on the board - it does make me smile when they talk about shareholders, that implies a dividend to be paid - delusional dribble at its best.

Seems a general theme among the Fatpipe Brigade How many STs will we sell next season, once the fan-owned club enthusiasm has be worn away by a whole season stuck in the lower mid table of L2?! We need some play off excitement to look forward to at least. Playing teams that anyone under 40 hasn't seen Pompey play before is a novelty this season, but we do need to get back up to the Championship in the not too distant future.

The knives are out already - surprisingly against all the odds , being the bookie favourite, players getting a dream move to fatpipes , the fans "owning" their club they are not ripping up this league , currently calls for Clotrill and Warknob to come in - all on Fratton Faithful - there's an oxymoron for ya

In total the club has to pay out £6.72m to 25 ex-Blues by July 2016 in order to comply with administration rules.

http://fansonline.net/portsmouth/mb/view.php?id=511047 Coffee over the keyboard moment - not only the excitement of Division 4 football but an in-depth analysis of lack of toilets :lol:

Yes , good article but the grammar is awful

SRL will get a nice reception then if he plays

Shirts into the crowd