Linvoy Primus - Transformed

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Primus remained a regular in the Portsmouth defence for the 2006–07 season, partnering England international Sol Campbell in the centre of defence, [52] [53] and Redknapp hailed him as the unofficial Player of the Season; the official winner of the award was David James. Linvoy released his autobiography in 2007 entitled “Transformed” and as well as being joint founder is actively involved with the Christian Charity “Faith and Football”. Primus was playing in various positions until the club's youth team coach, Colin Clarke, decided that he should play as a centre back, "I see you as a centre back, that way you can see everything you want in front of you".

I had always tried to be loyal and work hard for the clubs I played for but had been treated harshly and unfairly. Due to an injury crisis, Reading lost their penultimate league match at Nottingham Forest and were relegated from Division One.Having travelled to Africa and India to visit orphanages and hospitals, seeing abandoned, orphaned or disabled children living in such poverty makes you appreciate the things we take for granted, even merely having a roof over your head.

The 2006–07 season was the last injury-free season for Primus as a career-threatening knee injury meant he would not make an appearance the following season.

The Milton Stand at Fratton Park, Portsmouth was renamed “The Linvoy Primus Community Stand” in honour of his outstanding services to the club.