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Andrew Moon

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Smiling eyes in Ireland as Pompey pre-season begins Original

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By Andrew Moon
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Image source, BBC Radio Solent Image caption, Portsmouth will begin their Championship season with a home game against QPR ByAndrew Moon BBC Radio Solent in the Republic of Ireland Published 1 hour ago One of the reasons Portsmouth opted for Ireland for a pre-season camp this year was the weather. They've been to southern Europe for the past three seasons and at times it has been brutally hot. The conditions here have been perfect, clear skies, sunshine but temperatures in the low-to-mid twenties.
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Mousinho shows rare honesty about Robins' approach Original

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By Andrew Moon
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There is always a lot to discuss on the opening day of pre-season but today's interview by John Mousinho with BBC Radio Solent was particularly fascinating. His honesty over what happened regarding the Bristol City management job is rare in football. Yes, there was interest, but it did not get beyond Bristol City speaking to Mousinho's agent, according to the Portsmouth boss.
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'A gentleman to deal with' - tribute to Jackett Original

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By Andrew Moon
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Image source, Getty Images ByAndrew Moon BBC Radio Solent's Portsmouth commentator Published 25 minutes ago Kenny Jackett arrived at Fratton Park at a strange time. The club had just won promotion from League Two but manager Paul Cook had walked away to join Wigan Athletic. Michael Eisner's purchase of the club from the Pompey Supporters Trust was being completed. The League Two promotion side was breaking up, with key players Enda Stevens and Michael Doyle having already departed.
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