Curtis Davies

I think Portsmouth had a couple of big results going to Charlton away which is always a tough place to go they won 3-1 there, they went to Millwall and beat them 3-1 as well so to be able to do that at Millwall was a fantastic result I think since then they've only picked up one point.

John Messina was a player when he got the job he retired from playing to go be the manager, so he went straight off the pitch into the dugout.

And that was quite a big thing.

He's done a fantastic job in getting them promoted from League One.

But then it's like, right, can he go that next step in the championship?

He kept them up last year.

But now he's probably starting to question Portsmouth.

What are we going to be moving forward?

I know this club's been through a lot of heartache with financial stuff in the past, relegated to League Two and stuff like that.

But what are Portsmouth now going to be?

Are they slightly going to have a go at being more than just surviving relegation?

He's starting to ask those questions.

Whenever a manager starts asking those, starts murmuring those kinds of words, you start to wonder if maybe he might have reached his ceiling at Portsmouth and, you know, keeping them up this season and maybe be looking elsewhere.

But that's not for me to say, I guess, but it's kind of the pattern of things and he's done a really good job at Portsmouth.

If it's there for the second time, championship status, it's an unbelievable job that he's done.