Adams targets four Portsmouth wins

• ghimpheng

  10 Oct 06, 23:13

  Portsmouth coach Tony Adams wants four wins from their next four home games.
  
  Harry Redknapp's right-hand man believes West Ham, Reading, Fulham and Watford are all beatable. The quartet visit Fratton Park over 36 days - starting with West Ham on Saturday.
  
  Tough-as-they-come visits to Chelsea and Manchester United are also in that spell.
  
  But Adams insists one characteristic needs to mark all Pompey's performances: toughness.
  
  He said: "I see our forthcoming home games as definitely winnable. I think what we tried to do at the start of the season was to be tough to beat, whether we played Manchester United away or West Ham at home.
  
  "That's because nothing is easy. Teams are either fighting for their lives, going for the league or going for Europe. There's pride and there's money wrapped up in there, too.
  
  "We want to do our stuff. To be resilient. To work hard as a team. To try to pick up as many points as we can. Hard work is a constant. Right from the off, we want to have a right go at teams."
  
  Portsmouth is getting arrogant ! due to the good start they have even though they recently lost away to Tottenham and lost @ home against bolton
• ghimpheng

  10 Oct 06, 23:15

  Sat. 14 15:00 UK Portsmouth v West Ham
  Sat. 28 15:00 UK Portsmouth v Reading
  Sat. 11 15:00 UK Portsmouth v Fulham - Home
  Sat. 18 15:00 UK Portsmouth v Watford - Home
  
  Reading And West Ham Will Prove To be Difficult opposition as portsmouth seek for 4 wins out of 4 out of thier next 4 home games and fulham and watford they should dominate the match over them easily
• stevenliew

  11 Oct 06, 10:01

  Don look down on watford la........westham also finidng thier first win......see who gets it lor.....
• ghimpheng

  11 Oct 06, 12:17

  you know 3 teams have to relegate and some teams get more win than others.......so watford is one of the unfortunate one who i think is going to relegate despite talents ashley young and marlon king in their team
• dragg

  11 Oct 06, 12:19

  it wont be easy against reading.
  
  
• The man who was death

  11 Oct 06, 13:57

  they lost against bolton and spurs but were unlucky not to get a point in both matches
• tarcki

  11 Oct 06, 15:24

  arrogant? dun see anything wrong to give his team a moral booast. plus all the 4 teams are not tat strong actually.
• dragg

  11 Oct 06, 19:25

  Originally posted by The man who was death:

  they lost against bolton and spurs but were unlucky not to get a point in both matches

  i agree. they didnt deserve to lose both matches.
  
  
• Parka

  11 Oct 06, 20:56

  I love underdogs
• ghimpheng

  11 Oct 06, 23:20

  Originally posted by The man who was death:

  they lost against bolton and spurs but were unlucky not to get a point in both matches

  they played 5-3-2 which can turn 3-5-2 when attacking and vice versa in thier winning run but they change to 4-4-2 against bolton matthew taylor pushing from left back to left midfield which is the start of the fall of portsmouth
  
  then they use 4-4-2 again which prove to be very unsuccessful for them as they lost once again to tottenham