Daniel Peretz

But it would be doing Bolton a slight disservice to say that they didn't play their part in the game as well.

Daniel Peretz.

He's got three clean sheets now, but he could have easily been beaten on another day.

And Bolton's attacking quality with Gale and Dalby, maybe on another day, they nick a surprise win on the travels to the South Coast.

Um, it wasn't all plain sailing, I guess, for the Saints.

Um, Norwich started the game fairly, fairly well, wasting a, an early opportunity through Schwarzer but Daniel Peretz was called into action to then deny Chris Garden and, and Jacob Wright in, in quick succession.

But they grew into the game quite well and Edozie looked particularly dangerous as, as the game went on.

Um, in fact it was his drive and running cross that led, eventually led to, to Matsuki reacting quickest after Yander's effort was saved.

I think the story of the afternoon, of course, is not just Pompey necessarily losing the game, but the fact that... for a couple of minutes at the end of the first half and then indeed for the entirety of the second we were playing against 10 men and we completely failed to capitalize on that and it felt like a an opportunity missed to not get something from a game of which we were probably the underdogs going into with that advantage still couldn't get anything from it

Yeah, that's probably the most frustrating part of the whole day is, well, I mean, it's a frustrating day regardless, isn't it? But you kind of sat there and I wrote an article today saying that in that circumstance, if I probably dial it back a couple of minutes from halftime, really, I'd probably say as soon as that second cautionable is shown to Cam Bragg, and as you say, he's given his marching orders, there's a chance and you boys will know exactly what I'm talking about ball into the box Colby nods it down and Peretz is equal to it and I'm thinking if there's a little bit more guile and power behind that one from a Bishop point of view and if he beats Peretz all of a sudden 1-1 half time against 10 you're thinking right here we go 45 minutes ahead of us And arguably, is there going to be a better chance for us to, I know we've never won at St.

Mary's in the league, but is there going to be a better chance for us to beat these lot finally at their place in what's been such a long time or never in the, as the case may be at their new ground.

So, yeah, that was, that was incredibly frustrating.

The slow, slow build-up and lazy passing continued in the second half against 10 men and we play all the time like we were 1-0 up in matches.

opportunities came and we made from defend but never really looked like scoring and emphasized our lack of quality at the level i hate the control that finance has in football but we have to realize but yes we spent 12 million or so in the summer but unless that is on just one or two players you aren't really competing with other clubs and therefore always having to overachieve ongoing injuries compound the disadvantage eventually i would like to play them on a day when we have a fully fit squad with a team that is playing with confidence onward tough games ahead player pompey dave Thank you for getting in touch.

I would add, as we were talking about earlier, though, Abu Kamara, I think he had a much better second half when he was shifted back out to the right-hand side, got into opportunities, cutting in on his left foot, putting balls into the box, albeit crosses weren't spectacular, and Daniel Peretz was claiming a few of them.

But on the opportunities, but he did cut inside, got a few shots away, and maybe unfortunate to see him blocked.

We're going to have a look at the predicted lineup very, very shortly.

Daniel Peretz is fit.

He's been training and he will start the game at the weekend.

Kyle Laren.

But now I certainly think that everyone's up for it.

And just finally there, Dan, hearing this week about some potential injury concerns, notably goalkeeper Daniel Peretz and striker Kyle Lahren.

What is the latest, as you know it, regarding those two? Could they potentially feature on

Sunday? Tondrake has confirmed that both those players are OK.

They've also have got no, no injuries.

The injuries that they thought they'd have, which was to Kyle Larin, uh, Kasper Yander and Daniel Peretz, they're all fit and trained.

So obviously, Kyle Larin is the top scorer in the league.

Um, and then you look at our injuries, the only one that's probably gonna come back is Keshie 'cause he's training.

He's being assessed by Wolves at the moment.

There are injury doubts now for Southampton's Carl Larren and Daniel Peretz.

There's a bit of a concern with Ethan Galbraith, um, with, with looking like a hamstring issue with Northern Ireland, of course from a Stoke City perspective.

I wonder now how much of this is gonna impact teams.