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Going up to the game yesterday, I thought after Boro’s demolition of Bolton we needed our own statement win, and boy did we get it.
Yes I know we rode our luck, and had to thank Peretz for some amazing saves and others for last ditch blocks and clearances, but going forward, partiicularly in the first half we tore West Ham apart.
Our second goal really was a beauty, from Mannings back flip to the stunning finish from Bree.
It’s great looking at table this morning, just 3 points off second, despite 4 pts deduction, after just 12 games a great achievement, and to get that result without Larin and Downes even more impressive.
A great performance by the whole team, no one let us down.
So a great day out, shutting the Ammers up and loved watching so many of their fans disappearing well before 90mins
9.21 train up from Salisbury, then Borough Market area prematch
After game probably back streets near Waterloo
Waterloo could be fun with Millwall coming back from Pompey (as early kick off) to Waterloo just as loads of West Ham fans get there to return to South West.
The whole atmosphere for 84 cup game from leaving Salisbury on our coach, walking from Fratton station to ground, the shear hatred in the ground, coins being at us and players, bananas at Danny Wallace, the Biley miss, then just as the Skates started singing Scummers, Scummers here we come, we broke away and Steve Moran got the winning goal.
Afterwards loads of scuffles outside Fratton station waiting for coaches to arrive , and then a night of celebrations back in Salisbury
The 1975 game at Dell was great as we hammered them, and I think it poured with rain, so all the Pompey lads got soaked watching their team losing
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