It’s a sparse weekend of League One action ahead as the international break once again returns, with a welcome few days off for a Portsmouth side that have made a flying start to the season.
Last night’s EFL Trophy win over Gillingham was another taste of success for a rampant Pompey side that look the real deal under John Mousinho.
It’s a sparse weekend of League One action ahead as the international break once again returns, with a welcome few days off for a Portsmouth side that have made a flying start to the season.
Last night’s EFL Trophy win over Gillingham was another taste of success for a rampant Pompey side that look the real deal under John Mousinho.
Portsmouth’s upcoming trip to League One strugglers Reading will take place under a cloud of protest from home fans.
Royals supporters are co-ordinating a ‘massive demonstration’ before the fixture on Saturday, October 28 as financial problems continue to loom over the Berkshire club. The club has been hit with several points deductions over the last 18 months with the threat of administration now very present.
Fans have formed a group named Sell Before We Dai who are organising the pre-Pompey march from the city centre to the Select Car Leasing Stadium ahead of kick-off. The group explained: “Reading FC is in a critical situation: relegated to League One, facing charges from the EFL and run by an owner who neither understands nor cares about our club. Dai Yongge has failed us miserably. He has brought nothing but misery, failure and embarrassment. He has shown no respect for Reading’s fans, players or staff. He has broken his promises and betrayed our trust.
