Abu Kamara

Segatic has had to field a lot of burden creatively as well.

Abu Kamara, others, they all need to step up and produce.

And they've still got Josh Murphy to come in as well.

And these are really important things that are going to hopefully transform the way Portsmouth play and hopefully give John Mocenio a little bit more than what he's got.

Certainly he could have seen off PX Oto.

Wolves were a moany bunch, weren't they? I mean, if you're going to be hit by anybody, frankly, let it be Abu Kamara.

and the guy wasn't really hit they went up for the ball together uh kamara's arms therefore his elbow were up at shoulder height which is what happens when you you jump for the ball as much as anything else you're protecting yourself if you feel that the guy you're going up against is likely to leave bits and pieces hanging around and then you're going to come down with a bruise in the morning So I don't think Kamara did anything wrong.

And Guy Whittingham, who knows more about this than just about anybody, said it was a perfectly reasonable jump.

Milovanovic! Yeah,

Pompey's big, friendly Serbian adding to his tally from the spot at Carrow Road the weekend after Abu Kamara won the Blues a penalty.

That the only goal of the game and a much needed three points.

The second successive championship victory for John Messina's side for the first time this season.

This season, we mentioned Jojo, but Jojo Deer with his name echoing around East Anglia at the weekend, his name sung out by the Pompey faithful and a man of the match performance to boot as well.

We'll talk about his display, Marco Milovanovic's latest goal for the football club, Abu Kamara, putting in a contribution to that victory and everything that went down at Carrow Road on Saturday between now and seven o'clock, but also hear from the match with himself.

It was a tough moment for us,

but we showed that we are strong as a team, as a group, and we now won two games in a

He's going to be in bother, isn't he? Pompey play well in the first half, according to John Mucinio, but they wait till the second half to get the goal.

Abu Kamara, formerly of Norwich, nicks in front, I think.

Is it Jacob Wright? It says in my notes.

And wins the penalty.

Paddy Lane in our lives.

We'll delve more into the Abu Kamara situation and certainly the performances of the attacking players later on in the programme.

Very quickly, Brendan, Sheffield United's goals, 59 in 66 minutes, two in the space of seven minutes altogether.

Javid Tanganga with the first one.

Good to score with three goals at home, but to concede two in eight minutes against ten men is criminal.

Interesting comparison between our two wingers.

If only we can get Abu Kamara to play with a bit more physicality and courage in the way that Kavuma McQueen plays.

I know they're different players, but the young loony isn't afraid to get hurt and bounce off players.

Segacic wasn't in, it was Shade, and it was Colby Bishop up front, and now they've got Milanovic, or Milovanovic.

Uh, but Abu Kamara and Kavuma McQueen, who I, I really like the look of Kavuma McQueen.

He's, uh, he's on loan from Chelsea, young kid.

He's on the left-hand side.

It, it looked like he were lining up as a 10, then he went on the, the left-hand side and he swapped there with, um, Kavuma-McQueen and, uh, who was the other...

Kamara, Abu Kamara, who I haven't mentioned yet as well.

So they sort of had a bit of a, a floating role between and switching positions quite a bit.

N- not really setting up in the way you'd expect.

[chuckles] Go on.

I don't really know.

Uh, uh, to be honest, um, Kamara's a player that I've seen before and thought I don't mind him.

I'm not-

Nicholas Schmid in goal, Sax Swanson, Regan Paul, Jojo Deer, Jadon Magoma at the back, Marlon Pack and Ibu Adams in midfield.

And then a three behind Colby Bishop of Ryan Kavuma and McQueen on the right-hand side, Abu Kamara in the middle, that number 10 role, and Tyree Shade on the left-hand side.

Shade not necessarily out of position as such, but Kamara and Kavuma and McQueen in a maybe unnatural place themselves to what they are used to at this football club.

We'll come on to Schmidt in a minute, returning to the club, Tom, or returning to the line-up.

What did you make of that change and certainly a bold move and a big game for John?

yeah i think he was i mean reading between the lines again again john massino's not here to defend himself but i would imagine the uh abu coming inside i wonder if he's just got a little bit more or had a little bit more confidence and faith in brian kavuma mcqueen's ability to track his runner back in in as much of a defensive sense as he does in an attacking and i know that's maybe something that abu kamara's gamers have aided him so far he's certainly not quite as good at it as ryan kavuma queen has kind of demonstrated to be um having said that i i didn't think it works i think it was a risk that didn't quite come off playing abu in the 10 he's quite clearly not a natural 10 he's always played his best football at this football club and during his young professional career as a whole really as a right winger in my opinion okay he's done a job on the left hand side for us on the odd occasion but as a right winger I've always felt like we get the best out of Abu Kamara so when that team news dropped and we're all contained in and around the St Mary's away and at that point as we were there hideously early as everybody knows everyone sort of getting it through and trying to work out exactly what he's doing.

Were we going to play shade in the 10 behind Bishop? Was he going for the two up top? What was he actually going to do? So there was a lot of confusion there.

And then when it did come out, then obviously we could see it with our own eyes that Abby was playing in the 10.