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■ POMPEY fans have been reacting to Saturday’s FA Cup exit at the hands of League Two side Harrogate Town. Here’s a selection of the views expressed on Twitter...

@Mellono

Fair play to the Harrogate fans for making the long journey down to watch their team in the FA Cup against #Pompey. This is what being a proper fan is about.

Those in the #PremierLea­gue who moan when the team are 4th, watch them on TV & then demand the manager is sacked take note.

@procus_1

Harrogate never been in round

3 of Cup in their history, was a great incentive for them against a poor Pompey team, although we need new players in January, I feel Eisners wallet with continue to not see the light of day for the next decade #brickByBri­ck

@Charbilly

Send Azeez back, offload Harrison, Marquis, Johnson and even Jacobs (if anyone will take the last 4) frees up a load of wages for some quality ..... they’ve had more than enough chances to impress!!!

@Brad_Sked

Thought Raggett (until the last 10) and Reeco had good games. Thought Azeez, Jacobs and Freeman were utterly woeful.

Overall was very poor. Constantly put it out wide with poor crosses to nobody in the middle. Pompey offered nothing and the result reflects that.

@frattonend­blog

All I’m saying is, #Pompey started winning when Hirst came in, and as soon as he goes, we’re pony. He’s the holy grail. Our big strong Leicester boy.

@khooper869­5

The league should be our focus this season but that performanc­e was not acceptable.

Azeez can go back in January and Williams plays like he’s got arthritis. Romeo only one who can hold his head high after that game.

They just didn’t want it and Harrogate did. Well done to them.

@LukeEllisP­UP

We should always be trying to win every game. I’m actually really glad that was the first thing Cowley said. He has the right levels of standard for Pompey and he was clearly miffed by today too.

 ?? ?? ‘HOLD HIS HEAD HIGH’ Mahlon Romeo won praise from a Blues fan on Twitter
‘HOLD HIS HEAD HIGH’ Mahlon Romeo won praise from a Blues fan on Twitter

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