Pompey FC Pub Chat

12/04/2026

What an awfull game to watch that was, defended for 90 odd mins, we had not had any control in that game whatsoever, what we did have however, was determination, guts, and players backing each other up. so if the next few games are dross but we get the points we need, then so be it, bring it on, and if we do sucseed, then surely, heads need to roll next season becauase I for one and probably all the fans do not want a third year like the last two.

10/04/2026

This is talking about our owners revelations last week.

Portsmouth's chairman just rang the alarm bell on Championship finances. So we did what we do — pulled the accounts, ran the numbers, and asked the uncomfort...

26/03/2026

https://www.facebook.com/share/r/1Anc4XwJHA/ here you go , a free kick movements that work, how we could do with.those two up front

23/03/2026

How close are Crawley to relegation?

The loss to Fleetwood on Saturday left Crawley 21st in League Two with 31 points, one away from the relegation zone.

Relegation from League Two would see Crawley tumble out of the English Football League, a scenario that could have drastic financial consequences.

The doomsday possibility was evidently a key reason why Khalili felt compelled to axe Lindsey.

22/03/2026

Watching Pompey Women v Sunderland, just like the mens team no real investment, a poor coach, and sideways backwards hoof n hope, Sunderland players far better organised, pompey huffing and puffing but still a goal down after just a few mins of the first half. Owners not interested in football, only infrastructure. Clearly no meaningfull investment in the playing staff, result, both women and mens team came up together , look to be going down together.

10/03/2026

I think even the snowflakes might turn after. Another s**t performance, JM has to go, he obviously has no idea what to do next, p**s poor subs, again, same time every game, takes off a goal scorer, leaves barn door on the pitch, again two lightweight players brought on when you are supposed to be trying to win the game. We had 5 mins and scored but that was it. A lesson in how to play football, outclassed outfought, we are a God awful side and worse to watch.

10/03/2026

How’s it going Snowflakes, still think JM is good at his job? He has have too many chances, more than most, he is taking us down, body language of the players tells that story, backwards, sideways hoof n hope. Blood awful performance at home again, points lost, too many, we are s**te. End of

10/03/2026

We are absoloutely s**te, JM is a clown, going down if they cant turn this round in the second half. Being outplayed and a lesson in how to play like a team. Ukin sjite so far amd i cant see where we are going other than down ! Listening to Cullen talking bo****ks.

08/03/2026

JM, you just balled out your players, well, What about when YOU decide to weaken the team with a few mins to go, instead of closing up, and bringing on two defenders you have sitting on the bench, you decided too bring on two limp and lightweight forwards, you compleate idiot, you game management is abysmal, always has been, so dont blame the hardworking players that got us into that position, look in the mirror you waste of space!! Are you delberately trying to make sure we stay down?

17/02/2026

https://youtu.be/HJ7oyOm-dHs?si=HMMQwkW8UIhWfIFI

What’s happening at Pompey? Portsmouth FC fans are frustrated with poor results, lack of investment, and a manager who keeps picking favourites. Injured sign...

17/02/2026

15/02/2026

After watching the teams struggling at the bottom of the league with us, I notice how they have spent real money on proven Championship players, paying Championship fees, and even sacking their managers before Christmas after realising that the person they had was not good enough. They show their ambition by putting their money where their mouth is and pushing their clubs forward.

So what do we do? As always, we wait until the last couple of days of the window and bring in players who are not ready, not good enough (despite all the talk from JM stating that they would be), or, at worst, already injured before they start. We also hang on to a manager who is clearly out of his depth.

From top to bottom, the club’s management structure is made up of amateurs, non‑league hopefuls, or people who have never worked in the top flight. The owners know nothing about our football—only how to buy cheap, repair, and sell on for a profit. That’s their model; it’s in their DNA. In their speech at the very beginning, they played to the ignorant snowflakes and rammed home how they would not spend money and bankrupt the club. The snowflakes lapped it up. They never even paid any profit to the shareholders—just gave them back what they paid. Do you think for one second that they will do the same when they sell? No, of course not. They will want to at least triple their investment.

Whoever made the decision to sell those shares at face value, or who convinced all holders to accept simply taking their money back without a profit, was complicit in ripping off the very people who actually saved the club.

I can only imagine that, behind the scenes, the club is probably very toxic. The way it’s run, the real people behind the club—the day‑to‑day staff—are likely not very happy.

From where I’m sitting, I can’t see where our next win is coming from. We have shown that we can play up to the final third, but then our powder‑puff forward line goes missing. When we do get relegated, the loans will be gone, and, as with every past season under this ownership, we will be asked—after much gaslighting—to dig deep into our pockets yet again to keep the owners’ perpetual motion going.

But will you? Will you stand up and say “no more”?