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RONAN’S A SMASH HIT IN POMPEY’S STORMING START

LEAGUE ONE

GLOVELY: Pompey’s Ronan Curtis, right, celebrates

DETERMINED manager Kenny Jackett has told his troops to keep their foot on the gas after Portsmouth extended their unbeaten league start to 11 matches with victory at Coventry.
In a tight match at the Ricoh Arena, forward Ronan Curtis continued his fine start to life with Pompey by scoring the only goal. The 22-year-old, who is in the provisional Republic of Ireland squad for their Nations League games against Denmark and Wales later this month, curled home the winner on the stroke of half-time for his sixth goal of the s...

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