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</table> Founded in 1898, Portsmouth Football Club are an Englishassociation football club, based in the south coast city port of Portsmouth. The club is nicknamed Pompey, and is currently playing in the Premier League. The club is owned by Serbian businessman Milan Mandaric and managed by Harry Redknapp. The club mascot is 'Frogmore the Frog' and the best known chant from the Pompey supporters is the "Pompey Chimes" ("play up pompey, pompey play up" sung to the tune of a striking clock). The club's biggest recent achievement came on 27 April2003 when Pompey beat Rotherham 3-2 to clinch the First Division championship with a game in hand, giving the club promotion to the Premier League for the first time in its history. The 2004/05 season sees Portsmouth playing in the Premier League for the second successive season.

Portsmouth F.C.

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Portsmouth
Full namePortsmouth Football Club
NicknamePompey
Founded1898
GroundFratton Park, Portsmouth
Capacity19,400
ChairmanMilan Mandaric
ManagerHarry Redknapp
LeagueFA Premier League
2003-04Premier League, 13th


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Home colours
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History

The club was founded in 1898.

Honours

Stadium Information

Portsmouth play their home games at Fratton Park, in Portsmouth.

  • Capacity - 20,200 (all seated)
  • Opened - 1898
  • Pitch size - 115 x 73 yards

The ground has been home to the club throughout for its entire history, and despite improvements is showing signs of age. Therefore at the end of the 2003/04 season, having consolidated their Premier League status, plans to develop a new stadium on the adjacent disused rail-freight depot site were drawn up and approved.

The new stadium will have a capacity of 30,000, and will also feature hotels, restaurants and shopping areas.

Records

Club Records

Record Victory

9 - 1 v Notts County F.C., Division 2, 9 April 1927

Record Defeat

0 - 10 v Leicester City F.C., Division 1, 20 October 1928

Highest Transfer Fee Paid

£2,500,000 - Diomansy Kamara from F.C. Modena

Highest Transfer Fee Recieved

£5,000,000 - Peter Crouch to Aston Villa, 2002

Player Records

Most Appearances for club

Jimmy Dickinson (845)

Most League Goals for club

Peter Harris (194) 1946-60

Most League Goals in a season

Guy Whittingham (42) 1992/93

Most International Caps whilst at club

Jimmy Dickinson (48)

Non-Playing Staff

Chairman

Milan Mandaric

Manager

Harry Redknapp

Assistant Manager

Jim Smith

Coaches

Andy Awford
Kevin Bond
Alan Knight

Current Squad

Famous Players

Famous former players at the club include:

Managerial History

External link


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