Cabbage_Face Posted 14 June, 2018 Posted 14 June, 2018 So what have I missed? Are they still rubbish?
rallyboy Posted 15 June, 2018 Posted 15 June, 2018 Yep they're still enjoying real football in the backwaters, but they are going to spend big, big, big! Mainly because they need a safety certificate and a pitch that drains, but they've dressed that up as some glorious future investment and the plucky faithful have translated that as a new 35k-seater stadium that will make the Harbourdome look like the Withdean. And re the new signing who is all excited because he saw the mighty blue army when he was a boy...I saw Slade when I was a boy but it doesn't make me want to team up with Dave Hill and tour in 2018. That would be crazee.
LGTL Posted 15 June, 2018 Posted 15 June, 2018 Anyone for bingo? This one is a cracker; https://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/football/pompey/childhood-memories-of-pompey-whet-new-boy-s-appetite-1-8528005 Incredible the club is in League 1 Humungous name To me, they are a Premier League club Others don't have the size and history of Portsmouth Success it warrants I can take myself back to the noise and atmosphere Wow, it's some noise It's a humungous club They truly are a pathetic, pointless club these days who are there to merely make up the numbers.
Pamplemousse Posted 15 June, 2018 Posted 15 June, 2018 Carabao Cup draw taking place now. Hopefully they get an easy opponent and will progress to the Second Round. Please let us play them this season footballing gods.
Pamplemousse Posted 15 June, 2018 Posted 15 June, 2018 Wimbledon at home. Winnable tie. No doubt their thicko fans will still sing "you've never won **** all" at them
trousers Posted 15 June, 2018 Posted 15 June, 2018 Wimbledon at home. Winnable tie. No doubt their thicko fans will still sing "you've never won **** all" at them I think Wimbledon are fair game for such chants personally. After all, they have been in existence 10 years longer than the current football club that plays at Fratton Park.
suewhistle Posted 15 June, 2018 Posted 15 June, 2018 Incredible the club is in League 1 I know! They should have gone down to the National League, like Luton.
igsey Posted 16 June, 2018 Posted 16 June, 2018 And a nice Pompey at the World Cup article. Apparently, the Senegal Head Coach made 28 appearances for Pompey over a decade ago. Nice of them to point out that Portsmouth Community Football Club has never been represented at a World Cup.
trousers Posted 21 June, 2018 Posted 21 June, 2018 Some cracking fixtures to look forward to there fellow nutjobs
Pancake Posted 21 June, 2018 Posted 21 June, 2018 Some cracking fixtures to look forward to there fellow nutjobs Well that’s my Feb 16th sorted then.
Lord Duckhunter Posted 21 June, 2018 Posted 21 June, 2018 Some cracking fixtures to look forward to there fellow nutjobs FFS my Makem mate was going to stay at ours and we were both going to go. It’s 3 days before Xmas, useless ****s can’t even get that right. I can’t even go up there, as it clashes with Boscombe home. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk
Chez Posted 21 June, 2018 Posted 21 June, 2018 Look forward to watching donny tonk them as usual at **** park
The9 Posted 22 June, 2018 Posted 22 June, 2018 (edited) Their new kit has been released... it's teamwear gash. Nike's Challenge II template, used by every decent Nike team for their third kit last season. As ever, it's now available for parks teams: Comes with completely plain white shorts and completely plain red socks. I can't wait until Nike start sodding about with their colours because they only release one style of short and socks every two years... And here it is completely unaltered for any old parks team at £32 a shirt (or £24 a shirt if you buy 14)... http://www.prodirectsoccer.com/products/nike-challenge-ii-ss-jersey-royal-blue-white-mens-football-teamwear-893964463-176520.aspx Edited 22 June, 2018 by The9
suewhistle Posted 23 June, 2018 Posted 23 June, 2018 "Any old parks team" Oi, no need to be so disparaging! :-) By the time we've put on our sponsors logo, our team badge, numbers, Hampshire FA patch, etc, they end up expensive. My best friend doesn't even like football but I managed to persuade her to be the shirt sponsor before she really understood how much it would cost. Fortunately she's still smiling and talking to me..
hypochondriac Posted 23 June, 2018 Posted 23 June, 2018 Do you play, Sue?I can't say it's anything I've heard about before. It's brand new information.
Ohio Saint Posted 24 June, 2018 Posted 24 June, 2018 Do you play, Sue? I want to defend her here, I really do.... but it is rather tiresome.
suewhistle Posted 25 June, 2018 Posted 25 June, 2018 Really, I'm sure I haven't mentioned it since last season, and this thread, if it's anything, is all about continuity and recurrent themes! :->> If you really want the detail I play very little, off the bench. Would you like more detail? I'm not up to Heisenberg's or CB Fry's level of tiresomeness, or even, dare I say it The9s when it comes to all things to do with shirts, which is where we came in. But if I'm feeling stroppy I'm sure I can go completely OT and be as irrelevant to the topic as the rest of you are much of the time.
Ohio Saint Posted 25 June, 2018 Posted 25 June, 2018 Good points, Sue. I suppose that many other posters being so extremely monotonous has just become the norm, which is why I usually don't read them. When I see you have posted, I always make a point to read it. I don't know why I chimed in really! Anyway, let me tell you about the beer I brew again.......
Cabbage_Face Posted 25 June, 2018 Posted 25 June, 2018 Play what? Tiddly winks Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Pamplemousse Posted 26 June, 2018 Posted 26 June, 2018 On another forum I'm on, I get complaints because I mention Southampton too much.
buctootim Posted 26 June, 2018 Posted 26 June, 2018 On another forum I'm on, I get complaints because I mention Southampton too much. Mumsnet can be harsh
Pamplemousse Posted 27 June, 2018 Posted 27 June, 2018 (edited) They had a debate about safe standing in parliament. A Portsmouth MP spoke - within the opening sentence mentioned how Portsmouth have a prolific history of European and top flight football (cue the facepalm gif) and then made a joke about Southampton fans having to sit because the quality of football is poorer apparently. Royston Smith hit back though with a few jibes of his own. It’s all on Hansard if any nutjobs want to take a look for themselves. Edited 27 June, 2018 by Pamplemousse
OldNick Posted 27 June, 2018 Posted 27 June, 2018 They had a debate about safe standing in parliament. A Portsmouth MP spoke - within the opening sentence mentioned how Portsmouth have a prolific history of European and top flight football (cue the facepalm gif) and then made a joke about Southampton fans having to sit because the quality of football is poorer apparently. Royston Smith hit back though with a few jibes of his own. It’s all on Hansard if any nutjobs want to take a look for themselves.In my 50 years of watching football, I can only recall Pompey playing European football on a couple of occasions in the seasons of when the taxpayer and charities funded it. What other time have they done so? I'm not talking pre season tours of Gibraltar etc
igsey Posted 27 June, 2018 Posted 27 June, 2018 They had a debate about safe standing in parliament. A Portsmouth MP spoke - within the opening sentence mentioned how Portsmouth have a prolific history of European and top flight football (cue the facepalm gif) and then made a joke about Southampton fans having to sit because the quality of football is poorer apparently. Royston Smith hit back though with a few jibes of his own. It’s all on Hansard if any nutjobs want to take a look for themselves. Even if you look past the false nature of that statement... how f*cking pathetic is it that an MP is making petty Portsmouth/Southampton jibes in a parliamentary debate
OldNick Posted 27 June, 2018 Posted 27 June, 2018 Even if you look past the false nature of that statement... how f*cking pathetic is it that an MP is making petty Portsmouth/Southampton jibes in a parliamentary debate votes from his constituents. Those comments will have cemented some votes for him
rooney Posted 27 June, 2018 Posted 27 June, 2018 In my 50 years of watching football, I can only recall Pompey playing European football on a couple of occasions in the seasons of when the taxpayer and charities funded it. What other time have they done so? I'm not talking pre season tours of Gibraltar etc I think they did around 1957 when Pat Neal played on the left wing whilst attending Brockenhurst Grammar School. He also played for Hampshire Grammar Schools during the week. Mike Pratt from Swanage GS playing RB, had to mark him when they played us (Dorset GS) at Brockenhurst and we pulled his leg in the dressing room after that his opponent was playing for the Skates the previous week in Europe.
Lets B Avenue Posted 27 June, 2018 Posted 27 June, 2018 I think they did around 1957 when Pat Neal played on the left wing whilst attending Brockenhurst Grammar School. He also played for Hampshire Grammar Schools during the week. Mike Pratt from Swanage GS playing RB, had to mark him when they played us (Dorset GS) at Brockenhurst and we pulled his leg in the dressing room after that his opponent was playing for the Skates the previous week in Europe. It could only have been in the Eurovision Song contest.
OldNick Posted 28 June, 2018 Posted 28 June, 2018 I think they did around 1957 when Pat Neal played on the left wing whilst attending Brockenhurst Grammar School. He also played for Hampshire Grammar Schools during the week. Mike Pratt from Swanage GS playing RB, had to mark him when they played us (Dorset GS) at Brockenhurst and we pulled his leg in the dressing room after that his opponent was playing for the Skates the previous week in Europe.1957!! that's before my time thanks very much, lol 1968 onwards when I first started going to watch Saints as a young lad.
The9 Posted 29 June, 2018 Posted 29 June, 2018 On another forum I'm on, I get complaints because I mention Southampton too much. Meanwhile, the Newport County (ha! got a mention in) forum I joined last year when Saints weren't even worth discussing hasn't mentioned me going on about Saints and Premier League football once. Somehow.
The9 Posted 29 June, 2018 Posted 29 June, 2018 I think they did around 1957 when Pat Neal played on the left wing whilst attending Brockenhurst Grammar School. He also played for Hampshire Grammar Schools during the week. Mike Pratt from Swanage GS playing RB, had to mark him when they played us (Dorset GS) at Brockenhurst and we pulled his leg in the dressing room after that his opponent was playing for the Skates the previous week in Europe. This comprehensive wiki on English clubs in International competitions mentions them ONCE (2008/9). They also qualified in 2010 but forgot to pay anyone for anything and didn't get a licence and weren't allowed to play. Plus tbh they'd have been an embarrassment and probably wouldn't have been able to get a budget flight back once the bill came in. FWIW, compared to their one, uno, ein, un... we've qualified for Europe nine times (though one was during the post-Heysel ban).
Doctoroncall Posted 29 June, 2018 Posted 29 June, 2018 This comprehensive wiki on English clubs in International competitions mentions them ONCE (2008/9). They also qualified in 2010 but forgot to pay anyone for anything and didn't get a licence and weren't allowed to play. Plus tbh they'd have been an embarrassment and probably wouldn't have been able to get a budget flight back once the bill came in. FWIW, compared to their one, uno, ein, un... we've qualified for Europe nine times (though one was during the post-Heysel ban). What! No mention of the Asia cup?
rooney Posted 30 June, 2018 Posted 30 June, 2018 I think they did around 1957 when Pat Neal played on the left wing whilst attending Brockenhurst Grammar School. He also played for Hampshire Grammar Schools during the week. Mike Pratt from Swanage GS playing RB, had to mark him when they played us (Dorset GS) at Brockenhurst and we pulled his leg in the dressing room after that his opponent was playing for the Skates the previous week in Europe. I was slightly mistaken here. Pat Neil played for Skates making his debut in 1955/6 aged 17 whilst at Northern Grammar School. He then left for Wolves and it was here he played in Europe against Red Banner. He went back to the Skates in 1962 and ended up a school headmaster.
Katalinic Posted 11 July, 2018 Posted 11 July, 2018 DEAD THREAD As night follows day, something will happen at Fatpipes soon to amuse us. Keep the thread open.
ALWAYS_SFC Posted 12 July, 2018 Posted 12 July, 2018 Because they are so stupid and the most deluded in football, something hilariously ludicrous will be done down there so this thread will never die. I just hope Steve Grant will pass the web forum down through his family so that future generations can relive the utter cretinous actions of the tinpot outfit and add others as they inevitably happen
hypochondriac Posted 12 July, 2018 Posted 12 July, 2018 DEAD THREAD Do you know how many people have written that right before something amusing blows up?
Minsk Posted 12 July, 2018 Posted 12 July, 2018 probably as its about a dead club Indeed, it has been alive (in existence) longer than the football team who currently play their home matches at Fratton Park. And has provided far more entertainment!
Chez Posted 17 July, 2018 Posted 17 July, 2018 https://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/football/pompey/portsmouth-born-mason-mount-signs-for-derby-county-1-8570516 Brilliant. From Pompey, gave them a look, went elsewhere, yet the Skate news still think it worthy of a story
Hatch Posted 18 July, 2018 Posted 18 July, 2018 https://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/football/pompey/portsmouth-born-mason-mount-signs-for-derby-county-1-8570516 Brilliant. From Pompey, gave them a look, went elsewhere, yet the Skate news still think it worthy of a story and he is 19 now, and 'trained' with Pompey prior to 2005. So When he was 6 !!
StDunko Posted 18 July, 2018 Posted 18 July, 2018 and he is 19 now, and 'trained' with Pompey prior to 2005. So When he was 6 !! To be fair, he was probably right on the brink of breaking through to their first team.
Danbert Posted 18 July, 2018 Posted 18 July, 2018 Neil Allen thinks it was the booze what won it (the Div 2 title) https://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/football/pompey/the-boozy-pompey-pre-season-tour-which-made-champions-1-8571651
Golden Balls Posted 19 July, 2018 Posted 19 July, 2018 4th division players drinking!! Golly gosh. Nobody else does that.
Batman Posted 19 July, 2018 Posted 19 July, 2018 A player born in Portsmouth, signing for a championship club on loan from a completely different club from Pompey is a worthy story?! Surely, the most ardent Pompey fan is laughing at such journalism!
Pamplemousse Posted 20 July, 2018 Posted 20 July, 2018 I tried signing up to the new Pompey Online website, I got an email back from the site owner asking me to send him pictures to prove I was a Pompey fan
Golden Balls Posted 21 July, 2018 Posted 21 July, 2018 (edited) Aaaand normality is restored. ‘Bob Beech, former chairman of SOS Pompey said: ‘It is mean-spirited but if you sell to a billionaire this is what you get. ‘The fans voted for it so I suppose you reap what you sow. ‘ Oh and this was funny too, Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Edited 21 July, 2018 by Golden Balls
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