Portsmouth
Portsmouth FC originally wore distinctive pink shirts with maroon trim until 1909, at that time pinks shirts were not uncommon in football, both Everton and Juventus both wore pink shirts. Thankfully for modern fans this trend soon disappeared into the history books, since 1911 Portsmouth have played in the familiar Blue shirts and white shorts. You can view many of these classic blue retro Portsmouth shirts below.
Portsmouth 1970's Tracktop As worn here by Kris Kamara Special thanks to Colin Farmery for providing this image
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1982/83 was the season Pompey won the old division three title, finishing five points ahead of Cardiff City. Features include: - Portsmouth FC 1982 Badge on left chest.
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Portsmouth 1960's - 1970's Portsmouth FC Football Players 1970 Back row (L-R) - ray pointer - Norman Piper - fred Smith - George Ley - Mike trebilcock - Nicholas Jennings - Roger davidson Centre row (L-R) - Ray Hiron - Eoin Hand - Mike Travere - James Storrie - Albert Miklins - David Munks - Derek Harris - Colin Blant - Thomas Youlden Front row (L-R) - Albert McCann - Neave (trainer ) - JW Dickenson (secretary) - George Smith (general Manager) ron Tindall (team manager ) - Campbell ( Assistant trainer ) Barton Chief Scout) Brian Bromley August 1970
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With the club now back in Division 1 after 28 long seasons away, they took to the field in this shirt under the leadership of Alan Ball. The South Coast Fiat car dealership became the club's first ever shirt sponsor in the 1987 - 1988 season. As worn by Mick Quinn and Clive Whitehead. Barry Horne was also awarded the player of the year this season.
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Under Ron Tindall and then John Mortimer's leadership Pompey finished 17th in the old Division Two. Burnley were Division champions of the division while Liverpool were champions of the First division, with Arsenal and Don Revie's Leeds United second and third.
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Portsmouth 1980-82. With the previous season's promotion there was a new sense of optimism at Fratton Park.This shirt was worn in the tremendous 80-81 League Cup fourth round tie at Anfield against Liverpool. The shirt was worn by David Gregory, Mick Tait and Steve Aizlewood
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Portsmouth 1985-87 Away He's fat, he's round, he's worth a million pound - Micky Quinn! the Pompey fans shouted from the stands, Jim Smith took him to Newcastle for £680 000! Quinn joined Portsmouth in March 1986 but they just missed out on promotion to the First Division. In April 1986, he was found guilty of drink-driving and received a £100 fine as well as a one-year driving ban. He breached the driving ban twice later that year, and on 19 January 1987 was sentenced to 21 days in prison, but was freed after serving 14 days. Quinn Played 121 games for Pompey and scored 54 times, a goal ratio he continued throughout his career, whilst at Coventry he was quoted as being the fastest Premiership player over a single yard.
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