Duncan Barkes
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And we don't have any football now for 12 days.
And so that is 12 days for us to brood, to kick the cat, to be metaphorically, and to worry.
basically and if you want to hear a man who's worried make a point of listening to Mick Robertson's excellent always excellent thoughtful podcast about QPR 6 Pompey 1 which is available on Pompey Sounds podcast platform go to your own podcast provider and put in Pompey Sound and Mick and I think this one's called Mick semicolon no way back
Marlon Pack speaking to the official Portsmouth FC website.
And there's a much overused phrase in life in general.
Many, a great many, lazy journalists talk about people getting a wake-up call.
But what Marlon Pack had to say there about the realisation that we are in a relegation fight, for sure.
We are up to our waist in it, up to our necks in it.
And if nothing else at all, and there is absolutely nothing else, so this is all we can take from it, it is that we are all aware now that we're about 50-50, maybe even shorter than that, to go down.
Let's start hearing the great escape.
hummed and sung at Fratton Park because we're getting our noses in front and we're getting there and we're going to escape.
The words of John Massino there, and it was unacceptable.
What a long journey back, albeit only from South London, but still two hours back down to the South Coast.
Two hours to think about that, well into the evening, not getting home till half seven, eight o'clock, probably calling into a corner store on the way back and picking up some refreshment to, well, just kind of soften the blow really, I think perfectly legitimate.
Who could possibly be denied a couple of a couple of antidepressant tins of something After that, it's not a laughing matter it was it was as difficult and 90 minutes 98 minutes to deal with as I think any Pompey fan has ever experienced.
Oh, we've been relegated before and we've come close to being non-existent and