Pompey's central defenders, Joe Devera and Sonny Bradley, mostly stood up well to their long-throwers, aided by Shaun Cooper in a watchful midfield role, while Dan Potts, son of West Ham's Steve and on loan from there, provided elegant relief at left-back.
So, be watchful or use another method.
"How soon public confidence is restored depends a great deal on what happens with aviation security," said Paul Hudson, a particularly watchful flier in his role as executive director of the Aviation Consumer Action Project, a private watchdog group.
A society under the stern eye of the all-powerful cops is terrifying, but what we actually have is even scarier – one in which anyone can suddenly start fulfilling the role of the watchful police, in which everyone is being constantly surveilled by everyone else.
Like characters out of a Thornton Wilder play — or maybe a short story by Sherwood Anderson, who once lived here — the denizens of Middle Avenue play out their roles under the watchful eye of that looming Loomis camera.
The most compelling aspect of this story is the manner in which the gravedigger's daughter creates a new persona, remaining tense and watchful even as she launches herself into the role of an American whom she christens Hazel Jones.
She has been with Daniel for three years, and her role is now to be a watchful eye and make sure the day goes smoothly.
In each role, there is something waxen and watchful and self-possessed about Kidman, so that, even when she's smiling, she never seems liberated.
The right has always been suspicious of Mitchell after his role as a whip, under the watchful eye of his first political patron David Davis, during the EU/Maastricht rebellions in the 1990s.
Parents can play an active role in prevention by keeping a watchful eye on contact between players and stepping in when there's a possible injured athlete on the field.
