DERBY 1 POMPEY 1
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What were the highlights of the Derby vs. Pompey match?
So, Derby won, Pompey won. And it's now 10-5, straight after the game. And, yeah, it was all right, wasn't it? I mean, it's a shame we couldn't have scored second and scored a fantastic goal, because it was a fantastic goal, second, because you feel so much more enthused. I'm outside with a Peroni. And you feel so much better if it's a one-all draw. you got the second goal the equalizer but uh yeah we'll take it you would have taken one all you would have taken a point we would have taken a point everyone would have taken a point it's a long way up there it's bleak ever been to derby i've only been there once we were going in a coach to watch an away game at somewhere like Barnsley or Sheffield, I can't remember.
And we were about two hours shy of where we were going when the coach driver said, we've just had an announcement on the BBC, your game is off. What do you want to do? So there was a vote and I wanted to turn around and come home, but I lost. And the majority vote was we went to Derby to watch Derby versus Aston Villa. And I just couldn't see the point. You know, you're paying your money, you're watching two teams that you don't care at all about. But nevertheless, I went to the old baseball ground, which was a... Just a huge, vast slab of mud. Obviously, things are a lot better now, and they've come along as far as that goes. They still don't quite know how to do business. One of the interesting things that I did hear Andrew Moon say during the game is that they had a guy who was bought by Sheffield United from Liverpool for 23 million quid.
Brewster. Did you see him? He was okay. But Derby got in for nothing. So you're Sheffield United. You spent £23 million on a player who, at the end of the contract, is worth nothing. And I remember hearing that and thinking, that's exactly the kind of business that we don't want to be doing. And there's plenty of it out there. For a variety of reasons, and I'm not talking about corruption, or am I? That I don't want to go into. Back to the game. What a goal. Five minutes, six minutes, gone? What a goal. I mean, Murphy's assists are not just like, you know, slamming it into the box in the hope that somebody gets on to the end of it. he's now picking people out maybe maybe he's been picking people out for a long time but he picked out lang and then lang did what lang did now i'm not sure and you're not sure whether there was a deflection in his final shot but that doesn't matter because the expertise that he showed the skill
their determination to go this way and then that way and then take a guy out and then go this way and that way and take another guy out. One of those shoulder dips was pure, you know, black and white football. Gorincha, Stanley Matthews, the sort of thing that wingers used to do, dip their shoulder, send the guy the other way. Lang did it. And he got his shot in with his left foot and it went in Manette. And didn't he enjoy it? What a celebration. The old thumbs in the ears and the fingers waggling. We still don't quite know what that means. Or do you, if you do? Please, radiopompy at gmail.com. I don't know what it means. And then all the Pompey outfield players came to congratulate him, which is professional.
It's what they do. You do that in order to just milk the moment against your opposition. We've scored against you. You can't kick off until we've done all our celebrations, hugged everybody, chatted and walked slowly back to the halfway line. Everybody does it. They ought to put a clock on it, frankly, unless, of course, it's us that scored. And then anyway, so that happened. And then he jumped back onto the hoarding, standing on the hoarding, whipping up the Pompey faithful because he was right by them. And they were right by him. And he was doing the old thumbs in the ears and the wiggling of the fingers, which nobody was doing back at him. I think he hopes it's gonna become some kind of a trademark thing.
If you go on scoring goals like that, fella, then we're gonna do anything you want by way of a personalized goal celebration.
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