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Can lagging Jackett turn Pompey around?

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The LeaguePaper Team
3 November 2019

THE dark clouds continue to circle over Fratton Park. Last weekend’s late collapse at Bristol Rovers heaped further pressure on Portsmouth boss Kenny Jackett with many supporters now questioning whether he’s the right man to continue in the club’s hotseat.
Before yesterday’s home game against in-form Oxford United, Pompey sat 16th in the League One table, a depressing 13 points away from the automatic promotion places, a position which many people would have expected them to occupy from the moment a ball was kicked in August.
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