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So the play-offs it is then…
Last Saturday’s routine 2-0 win over an already-relegated Oxford United was as much as the Lions could do in their chase for the final automatic promotion spot.
But in truth, it was always Ipswich Town’s to lose – and the Tractor Boys were too good a side to allow the prize to slip from their grasp.
Two terrific goals from talisman Femi Azeez were
That was Portsmouth’s most comfortable win of the season by some distance.
There was a lot to like about a number of aspects. Pompey were a constant threat going forward in the first half and controlled the game after the break.
This all must be caveated by West Brom being as poor as any side that’s turned up at Fratton Park since Pompey returned to the Championship. They are in
“The players are getting away with this massively. It’s up to them to sort this out but the manager will be the one that will get it because, for whatever reason, the players are not looking that confident under him.”
Former Saints striker Rickie Lambert joins the podcast to discuss the pressure mounting on Southampton boss Will Still, while BBC Radio Lancashire’s Andy Bayes talks Preston North End before their
Crnac was given a four-year contract, with an option for a further 12 months, when he arrived from Polish club Rakow Czestochowa in the summer, a clear indication of the club’s belief in his ability.
The Croatia Under-21 international insisted that the physical demands of the Championship had not been the reason for his slow start in terms of goals.
“I was one year in Poland without my family and
Bali Mumba says his winning goal against Rotherham United has boosted his confidence as he tries to help Plymouth Argyle beat relegation.
The victory saw Argyle move four points clear of the relegation places while condemning the bottom-of-the-table Millers to League One next season.
“It feels unbelievable. It’s something that I needed, it gives me that