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Danny Cowley pinpointed in-form Connor Ogilvie’s humility as an example for the rest of his Pompey squad to embrace.

And the Blues boss admitted he found it impossible to take the defender out of his starting XI, after once again showing his value to his side.

Cowley explained the plan was to take the former Spurs man out of his team at Crewe on Tuesday night, for Denver Hume.

But he found executing such a move impossible as Ogilvie shone in the 4-0 romp over Accrington last weekend.

The summer arrival from Gillingham rewarded his boss with a man-of-the-match performance, two assists and a display of defensive quality at Gresty Road.

Ogilvie could count himself unfortunate to find himself out of the team for three games, after impressing as Pompey beat Burton Albion at Fratton Park last month.

He returned and shone in wins against Oxford and Accy, leading to Cowley deciding he couldn’t fairly take the left-sided player out of the equation again.

Cowley said: ‘We’re a humble team and Connor typifies that.

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