Pompey fans weigh up options facing Jackett
The Blues boss has stated that he’ll have to dip into the transfer market to find a replacement for left-back Tareiq Holmes-Dennis, who has been ruled out for the rest of the season.
Meanwhile, a new central midfielder is also on the agenda following the summer departures of Michael Doyle, Amine Linganzi and Stanley Aborah.
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Hide AdThe need to add strength and depth in these areas and others was highlighted by Saturday’s performance at the Kassam Stadium.
So we’ve been asking exactly what do Pompey need before the transfer window closes on August 31?
Here’s what readers of portsmouth.co.uk and our Facebook followers have been saying...
Defenders, central midfielder (maybe 2), and a blistering powerful fast striker who can get in behind and hurt teams.
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Hide AdConor Chaplin and Brett Pitman are not the quickest and they can’t be coming in to midfield to collect the ball all the time.
Ryan Boare
In a ideal world, a left-back, midfielder and a forward who can lead the line up top.
Michael Clifton
At least a top midfielder and a full-back.
Justin Thatcher
Four needed – 2 full-backs, a midfielder and another striker.
Richard Pratt
We shouldn’t be looking to bring in a full-back – a defensive midfielder is the first priority in my opinion.
LeighPark Larry
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Hide AdI certainly think we will find a replacement from a higher league for Tareiq Holmes-Dennis, someone who rarely plays. A side issue for me is our goalkeeper.
pfcjames
Should try to sign Mickey Demetriou, he’s the closest match to how Enda played and will likely get more goals.
Marc Taylor
Brad Smith’s not getting any game time at Bournemouth.
Steve Canham
We have definitely lost quite a bit of experience. This is why Jackett is probably hesitant to rely too heavily on Haunstrup, May and Close. Thats not to say they are not good players, but we need to replace some of that experience.
Murder she Wrote