Omar

Um,

A mate of mine, actually, who I saw before the game, said, like, he used to go to school with him.

He was a local boy, a Deptford boy, funny enough.

And, like, he said he knew him quite well, so he was having messages beforehand and stuff.

And I was thinking, I don't really remember everyone having a good game against us.

But then on Saturday, he turned into Patrick Vieira of the Arsenal days, it felt like.

I think we'd made them look that way, especially in the midfield.

I think...

yeah i i don't know if we got out of four i think they just were physically better and that being said after they played midweek like i mentioned earlier and it was weird and i've seen people read online or write online about like that we look tired i just think he's switched off yeah i do too i don't think there's any more than that

No, and I think Cooper obviously blocks the player off, which he also looks like he fouls the player.

Yeah, yeah.

Yeah, and then he just kind of,

yeah, it was just bizarre.

It was like, almost like they just, the second half started and they were just caught flat on their feet and it's unforgivable at this level.

No matter who you're playing against, Portsmouth, you know, side that's down there at the bottom of the table, they're going to take every chance they can get to try and get an opportunity.

And then, even that after was like, he threw on goal, Taylor's trying to recover, Doughty can't get back, doesn't show up,

He looks really flat-footed.

And then he has two bites of the cherry, which is even worse, right?

He gets to his own rebounds and scores.

Like, a great finish to him.