Duncan Barkes

And he scored a great goal at Westport.

Great goal.

He scored a real sniffer's goal.

And he took it stylishly.

And he was doing a lot of pressing without the ball.

And he did it effectively as well.

He's no hold-up merchant yet.

But if he's watching Colby Bishop on the pitch and in training, he should be picking up one or two hints and tips.

So fingers crossed that the forgotten man of Fratton Park is pretty soon a name on everyone's lips.

And we're joined by Steve Bone, and the first thing we have to do is a couple of cartwheels, Steve, because that was three good points the last time out.

Just dwelling on that equaliser because it's a pleasant sensation, isn't it?

You're absolutely right.

There was something even more special about the equaliser than the winner.

He does like to burst the net, doesn't he, Lang?

And there's something almost celebratory about... He begins his celebration with the strike that goes into the net because he whacked it in, didn't he?

He could have tapped it in.

It was a tap in, but he whacked it in.

That's not going to catch on.

But anyway, when they scored their goal and the fella took it well, didn't he?

The defending wasn't of the greatest, but that's partly because a centre-back and a full-back were up overlapping the man on the ball so that we were exposed there.