Will, whilst I make it a point of duty to pray to God on a daily basis, I am still settling in to the area. I don't yet go to a church here in Portsmouth on a regular basis, but Linvoy Primus and I do have Bible studies time together.

Let me start by saying that I will always love Colchester and YES, I would love to come back if the opportunity ever came up. I will look to come back in years to come. Best regards, LuaLua.

Hello Tom. Thanks for the kind words that you have expressed. I really appreciate it, and so you're the first to know....... my flips situation is only temporary - it's part of my game, and it's what my fans want to see. Well, I hope that you are into some sort of sports and definitely knuckling down with the studies. I demand that all my fans of school age get good grades. I deliver the goals... you deliver the grades... DEAL!

Hello there Hannah. Thanks for your e-mail. I think that 2pac's death was sad as he was an inspiration of mine. I also have an album that I really enjoy listening to: Fighting Temptation. Best wishes, LuaLua xx

Hey there, Paul. Thanks for your e-mail. I agree it wasn't nice at all when Newcastle booed me when we played them. I'm back on the recovery trail now and hopefully this year Portsmouth will achieve what we didn't manage last year.

Linvoy is a really nice lad and helped me out a lot when I first arrived, Adam. He is a Christian, like me, so we have a lot in common and also come from the same area of London. When you play football, particularly when you come to a new club, you need an older player to maybe put an arm round your shoulder and Linvoy has done that for me.

I have strong beliefs, and my Christian beliefs play a major role in my life. I come from a Christian family and sometimes it's hard for me to explain to an outsider just what God has done in my life. God planned my path in life and gave me this gift to play football. You don't know how amazing that makes me feel. On a lighter note, because of my family's beliefs, they wouldn't let me play football on a Sunday, but that hasn't held me back too much.

Well spotted, Paul. People who know me from back in the day will always tell you that I am a creator on the pitch - I create more than I score. I'm at my best when I'm playing just off the striker and therefore given the freedom to roam left or right, on either foot. When you're out on the right wing, you can only go one way, then cross the ball, but I would never moan about playing in that position. I am under a good manager, he knows what's best for me and I'm learning in this wide role.

You might be 23, but all I can say is it's never too late. Look at Ian Wright; he started late and look what he achieved. Like you, I was with pro clubs as a kid (Orient and West Ham) but both said I wasn't good enough. I was down but my mum said to me, 'Don't live to regret it' so I put my mind to it and with some hard work, good focus and plenty of praying, I got there in the end.

Thanks for your kind words, Adam. I would say 'don't give up on your dream'. I had a friend, Craig Farley, who never made it as a player but who is now a very successful coach in America and look at Arsene Wenger, he never played football at the highest level but is one of the world's most respected coaches. If you want it bad enough, you'll do it. You can make your dreams come true.

Hi Arthur. God has given everyone a gift but not everybody realises it. There was a time when I was losing interest, but I had people around me who wouldn't let me waste my talent. My family didn't really push me, but my PE teacher and a friend, Michael, kept pushing and I needed that. At that time, I had a friend, Daniel Carnegie, who was at Charlton and he played for England schoolboys but he never made it, whereas I did. He wasted his talent and I hate to see that happen. Try not to let it happen to you, Arthur.

I'm sorry my friend, but you have got it completely wrong. Anybody who knows me would know that those accusations are simply not me. With regards to the ball incident, I was trying to control the ball, it went under my foot, and in my frustration, I kicked it against the barrier on the side of the pitch. I am appalled that you think I'd kick the ball into the crowd on purpose, I'd never do that. I never made any obscene gestures; I was getting quite a bit of stick at the time, due to my Newcastle connections, and just responded by signalling '1-0' to them. As for pulling my shorts down, I always wear them that way. My friends from Forest Gate wanted me to represent them on the pitch and that's how I do it. It's just a reflection of how my friends and me wear our jeans.

No Georgia, he's not gay, although he might look it! He has a girlfriend.