Duncan Barkes

They obviously hatched something in the dressing room at half time, some way of playing.

And it got them sort of slightly towards the front foot.

And then the goal happened.

It had been nip and tuck, back and forth for the first 20 minutes of the second half.

And then they found themselves pumping a ball forward.

And the Pompey back line tried to play the offside trap and it didn't work.

And their bloke, I believe he's half Brazilian, half Luxembourg.

Isn't the world a wonderful place nowadays?

He tucked it away pretty well actually.

because it was that modern finish.

He knew that the goalkeeper was going to spread his legs, and so he pushed it through between his legs.

So, you know, professional stuff.

Power to them.

He ran away cupping his ears at the Pompey crowd.

I've never... I've always hated that.

I'm not saying I didn't like it.

I hate it.

I hate it.

I first saw a Charlton player do it about 30 years ago at Fratton Park.

He scored at the Fratton end and the first thing he did, he didn't turn to his colleagues and say, yeah, we got a goal or congratulate himself even.