Once again, Craig MacGillivray was denied a clean sheet on Saturday. Not that he could do much about James Hanson’s second-half goal for Wimbledon.
For a third week running a “worldie” was among the goals to beat the Pompey goalkeeper. MacGillivray is certainly getting a little tired of these goals going against him, which hasn’t gone unnoticed by others too.
I know that was my thought! Last 2 weeks I’ve had it done to me! Now potentially this week!????????
— Craig MacGillivray (@macgillivray93) October 13, 2018
As a ‘keeper, MacGillivray would always want a clean sheet, but the Kingsmeadow win was the main thing.
Another 3 points on the road! ????????????@officialpompey go again Saturday at home!
— Craig MacGillivray (@macgillivray93) October 13, 2018
A clean sheet or not, MacGillivray’s still a “badass” goalkeeper.
Still a badass keeper though mate ???? ????
— ???????????????????????????? Jason Compton ???????????????????????????? (@pompey_jay) October 13, 2018
Do we dare turn thoughts towards promotion? Well, it’s hard not to given the way things have started, but to be honest it’s still too soon. However, we’ve got to have aspirations to achieve this.
Unlucky about not getting a clean sheet but hey one step closer to the championship
— william harrison (@KING_OF_EPI) October 13, 2018
has it dawned on you that if u keep this up ul be a championship GK. #bigmac
— Talan James (@Talan_PFC) October 13, 2018
Good goal, bad goal, it doesn’t really matter, in many ways, what it’s like when they go in against us. However, I don’t think MacGillivray can be blamed for many, if any, of the goals he’s conceded so far during his Pompey career, can he?
If he can maintain his form between the sticks and the outfield players do their jobs then, as much as we’ve got to be careful not to get carried away, the Championship could soon be welcoming the Blues back… oh please, let us hope so.
PLAY UP POMPEY
2018-19 Prediction League – October
Fleetwood (h) – Saturday 20th October 2018 – click here.
Burton (h) – Tuesday 23rd October 2018 – click here.
Accrington (a) – Saturday 27th October 2018 – click here.
