Joby McAnuff

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63 appearances 3 recordings 2 series first heard Mar 2026 last heard 28 Apr

Joby McAnuff’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Announcing his withdrawal, the Gambian national team's statement on X wished him well, saying.
Ebo Adams has unfortunately been forced to withdraw from the squad for next week's friendly against Senegal due to injury, it read.
In his place, coach Johnny has handed a call-up to Mamoudou Bajo.
We wish Ebo a speedy recovery and welcome Mamoudou to the squad.
Since arriving from the Rams on January 16, Adams has played 14 times, and immediately became a fan favourite, thanks in large part to his equaliser in the South Coast derby against Southampton in just his third appearance.
He followed that up with a goal in the 3-0 win over West Brom, and has been a rare bright spark for Massigno's side as they've been dragged into the relegation scrap.
His impact was blunted against QPR after Massigno chose to play him in a more advanced role, a decision that has come under fire since the result.
It's a mistake the Blues are unlikely to make again, as they try to reverse a horror run of form that's seen them lose five of their last six games, but with no time frame set for his return, it's unclear when Pompey will have their new midfield general back in the centre of the park, Massigno said after the game on Saturday.
I think he's done something to his knee I don't know what, but he was icing it in the changing rooms.
We're really thin in certain positions.
That's one where we're without does at the minute and we've been short of options in there.
We've been looking to turn that around so that would be a big blow for us.
EFL expert Joby McEnuff is backing Pompey's stomach for a fight to keep them in the championship, tipping John Messinio's side to survive by the skin of their teeth.
Speaking on Sky Sports, the pundit weighed in on the dogfight at the bottom of the table, where a six-game winless streak has left the Blues right in the thick of it.
The former Wimbledon and Reading midfielder admitted Pompey are a strange team due to their rollercoaster form, but he believes there's still reason for fans to be optimistic during this tough stretch.
He says, Portsmouth have been there or thereabouts but they feel like that team who are being really sucked into it, they're a strange team, they made some really good signings in January, Ibu Adams was one of them, and Milialli another.
I felt that gave them that bit of spark and they picked up some results but this last run they've been on now is a worrying one.
Highlighting Adams' reaction after the recent QPR loss, McAnuff added, You can see how distraught Ibu Adams is, who's someone I had a spell with at Leighton Orient.
He's a really honest and hard-working player who will give everything.
That's one thing I will say about this Portsmouth side.
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