Duncan Barkes

So we better watch out for some bad publicity and let's hope we don't earn it because it does rub off on the club.

And of course, there's always that danger that if the club are deemed not to have taken sufficient precautions, then we could be sanctioned.

So there are lots of reasons why we hope that the game goes off with a narrow win for Pompey because we don't want to draw.

Although, as Steve Bone points out elsewhere on Pompey Sound, a draw probably means there's less likelihood of anger after the game.

But we don't want a draw.

We want to win.

We want to win narrowly.

And we want the whole thing to kick off, go off, rather, without kicking off.

Yeah.

On this week's Steve Bone, Pompey from every angle piece for Pompey Sound.

It's a podcast as well as available on our output.

I finished by asking him for his favourite memory of a Derby match and also his prediction for the end result.

Brilliant.

Okay, Steve, as ever, thank you so much for everything.

Thank you.

Fingers crossed for Sunday.

Everything crossed.

Talk soon.

Look forward to it.

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