Mick

He tucked in on Sunday to help our central defenders, of whom he'd been won the game before, but returned to his natural position.

And he tucked in, I think.

relying on the hard graft from Milialli down the left to help cover the touchline area and Ogilvy was magnificent and Boat did well inside him especially in the air and he's growing in confidence this lad and then apparently he went off and apparently felt an injury not another one sound as

And he had to come off after about 65 minutes when he was replaced by Williams and Ogilvy then moving inside of him.

Zach Swanson played in yet another Pompey position.

He's vying now with

with his fellow full-back, Terry Devlin, for the numbers of places that he is seen playing in, and that he deals with really well.

And he dealt with this one really well in the centre of the back four alongside Boett.

He grows Zach Swanson in stature as a Pompey player, as far as I'm concerned.

His attitude makes him very, very popular with the fans, of that there's no doubt.

He and Terry Devlin, both popular, and they completely got and understood the importance of a fixture.

And they gave not an inch to the opposition, except I suppose, I suppose we have to acknowledge that the whole team, but particularly the defenders did give them an inch or two when it came to the circumstances for their goal, because as I've said earlier, we were pressing.

and got completely caught up the park.

But having said that, both those lads had really fine games.

Ibu Adams had what must hopefully be his defining game for Pompey.

He was so good.

He gave everything that could be asked of him.

And he scored the goal.

And then he recognised the importance of the Fratton End and became the running man that's been now quoted so much.

And you almost felt the way that he took to the Fratton End, took himself to the Fratton End and presented himself and said, I salute you.