Michael Jacobs featured for Portsmouth in their resounding 3-0 win over Lincoln last night and even got on the scoresheet for Pompey in their weekend victory over Wimbledon.
However, the player very nearly ended up at Ipswich over the course of the summer and has today told The News how the deal ended up resembling a 'car crash' and that he didn't believe it would happen to him.
The 30-year-old has spent the last two seasons with Portsmouth but after starting in just 12 games for the club in the last campaign, it looked like he could be on his way out.
He very nearly was too, with the Tractor Boys prepared to bring him in as part of their summer spending spree. However, the move failed to materialise and go through and he ultimately ended up staying at Fratton Park.
It hasn't kept him out of the side though, as he has already featured six times for the club so far this campaign, including at the weekend when he bagged his one and only goal of the season so far.
However, speaking to The News about a move, he revealed how the deal became like a 'car crash' and ended up not happening. He said about the potential deal: "It was a bit of a car crash, to be honest.