Bolton V Pompey

Pompey bid farewell to another Premiership team again, this time we van say goodbye to Matt Taylor and Sean Davis, a couple of players that if we had stuck with rather than splashing the cash we would still be up there!

Anyone getting a little tingle looking at the date for the match? Should bring back happy memories for most fans, this time though the match is almost the equivalent of a dead rubber, Bolton are just about safe while Pompey have long since slipped through the trapdoor.

All the talk this week has been about debts and Europe, we will have one next season but not the other, guess which?

Bolton may start with Weiss on-loan from City, he should be joined by old big nose O'Brien who has recovered from a knock in time to face his old club. Basham and Gardner are also back in contention.

Taylor and Davies are the obvious goal threats, but Cahill is hoping to play his way into Capello's plans for a summer vaction.

Pompey have Rocha back in training and are lifted by the availability of Aruna Dindane once more, Lenny Sowah may get a chance to prove he is our left-sided future once more, while Matt Ritchie and Joel Ward are also dying for a recall and further action.

He wants to play in the final and also impress Eriksson now in charge of the Ivory Coast, the games are ticking off so a couple of goals wouldn't go amiss.

Pompey have certainly shared the results around with Bolton in the Premier league, we have only one win on their ground however when I seem to recall Allardyce saying Pompey 'out-Boltoned Bolton' back in 2004 as De Zeeuw got the winner, another fond memory would be a 4-0 win at Fratton a couple of weeks into our fledgling season with a Sheringham hat-trick sending us top.

Saul Hudson

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