Pamplemousse

Solent commentators blaming Norwich for not coming out to play. They are parking the bus. Unfortunately, we're not playing well enough to break them down.

Foul on McGovern "Another wasted corner"

Another corner McQueen wins it this time

J Rod shoots but scuffs it

A bit more excitement from us In that break of play when Sims was getting treatment, Puel gave JWP some tactical instructions and we seem to have upped the tempo since then

Clasie puts in a ball but goes across 6 yard box and missed everyone

Saints corner We're getting in behind them a bit more now

Sims shoots, McGovern saves

Josh Sims down injured

Norwich parking the bus apparently

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/live/football/38668204 Solent link here

BBC website

Saint Tony clearly forgetting that we played our strongest team against Liverpool and promptly won They're being saved for the next two fixtures

Who's we?

Wednesday to Sunday is better than Wednesday (or Thursday) to Saturday 4 days recovery makes a difference. I'd imagine at least one of them won't play the 90 minutes anyway

I was close, 9/11 predicted correct.

Pompey fans on twitter getting excited because they've signed (another) striker from Hampton and Richmond Mention how big the club is, check Mention the famous atmosphere, check No mention of how the fans are the best in the country though, so he still has a bit to learn.

Lewis Martina - Stephens - Yoshida - McQueen JWP - Reed - PEH Tadic - Long - Sims

Man Utd want to sell Luke Shaw in the summer. Unfortunately, the likely destinations are Chelsea or Spurs.

Seems like someone we will move for in the summer.

Portsmouth are the biggest club on the south coast

Pascal Plancque, although we don't really hear from him (perhaps he doesn't speak English) Judging by his biography on the Saints website, he has worked mainly as a youth coach, so perhaps his ability at coaching youngsters is why he was brought in. I think Aleks Gross does a lot of work, he seems to have taken up the role Jan Kluitenberg had.

I agree with the idea of a salary cap in principle, but for it to work, at the very least it would have to be applied across all of the UEFA nations. Otherwise, everyone would just buggger off to Spain, France, Germany and Italy.

I miss those days. I spent the hours in between lectures at university browsing this thread. The numerous court proceedings, along with the Pompey News webchats, were superb fun. I kind of want them to get a couple of promotions and then for it to go wrong again. The only thing missing is a victory against them. 12 years and counting, that's half my lifetime!