| Postponements certainly didn't help 22:16 - Apr 14 with 318 views | Zx1988 |
Not to take anything away from the poor Town performance, but Pompey definitely got what they wanted out of the postponements.
If we'd have played them as originally scheduled - mid-season with most of their first XI out - it could well have been a very different game.
Instead we play them in April, with them going all guns blazing to survive, in a febrile atmosphere.
We should have been beating them regardless, but Pompey managed to stack the deck in their favour. The rules on (multiple) postponements at this level definitely need looking at. |  |
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| Postponements certainly didn't help on 22:37 - Apr 14 with 247 views | backwaywhen |
Sound like a Budgie after Saturday game lol , ifs buts and maybes. | | | |
| Postponements certainly didn't help on 22:39 - Apr 14 with 223 views | MVBlue |
Its more the placement of the match in this month than anything else on form, you have to beat whats in front of you of you.
But too soon after Norwich.
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| Postponements certainly didn't help on 22:42 - Apr 14 with 179 views | Churchman |
No excuses. We should have been able to play them any time any day or middle of the night. That we didn’t means weren’t/aren’t good enough against a team with injuries and a long travel at the weekend. It’s for the players and manager to look in the mirror and ask why. |  | | |
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