Championship

DONOHUE FEELING THE NOISE

by
The LeaguePaper Team
8 April 2018

LEAGUE ONE
IT’S BEEN seven months since Dion Donohue swapped Chesterfield for Portsmouth, but the defender confesses he has only just got used to the expectant Fratton Park crowd.
Pompey have attracted crowds closer to 18,000 – larger than ten of the Championships clubs.
Donohue, 24, said: “At Pompey, all eyes are on you. They want you to win. You have to go out in front of 18,000 week-in, week-out and perform.
“As a pro, though, that is what you have to do. My performances have improved over the last couple of months and hopefully, I can carry on.”

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