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Portsmouth’s show was hit by Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford.
Matchday magazine presents a column through commentator Ian Darke, who is a well-known supporter of Pompey.
However, one of the February coins again let it catch the eye.
In this paper, the commentator focuses on the Blues doorman Pickford following his comments on the media complaint of English internationals.
An excerpt from Darke’s column reads: “Everton goalkeeper Jordan Pickford caused a typhoon by claiming that the media” hated “the players of England. There’s no position to hide from this kind of nonsense.
But his form this season has been inconsistent and there have been some howls, notably leaving a slight effort by Christian Benteke on his body opposite Crystal Palace.
“How do you think the media is hiding such incidents? Sweep it all under the carpet? Be cool and not discuss the subject?
“No, it’s a professional game at the highest point. It will be detected and discussed. It’s just an integral component of fast lane life for those who play at the highest point, or be.”
“If you don’t like the heat, sign up for the bunch of brilliant athletes who play minor sports and don’t have coverage.”
The goalkeeper made a number of notable errors in Everton’s season, as the club finished 12th in the Premier League.
Pickford quoted in February to speak of the complaint of English stars.
“I think the press and everyone, the punters, look at Gary Neville, they just come for the English players.
“You have to live with that, you have to learn. I know what I’m capable of and I know what I’m in.
Pickford was provided during the Crusade by Everton, making 43 appearances in all of the club’s competitions.