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Neil Allen joined The News in 2000 and now in his 13th year as chief sports writer. He was named Regional Sports Journalist of the Year for 2018 and 2019 at the British Sports Journalism Awards, and at the 2019 and 2010 Regional Press Awards. Neil has written four books - Played Up Pompey, Played Up Pompey Too, Played Up Pompey Three and Pompey: The Island City With A Football Club For A Heart.
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The Blues remain five points clear of the second-placed Rams following the point
Read Full ArticleWith impeccable timing, Owen Moxon chose a wonderful occasion to produce a potentially title-defining goal.
Read Full ArticlePompey have handed a full debut to Lee Evans for their top-of-the-table clash with Derby.
Read Full ArticleThe Blues have been League One leaders since September 19
Read Full ArticleThe pair will undergo fitness tests before John Mousinho finalises his side for the Fratton Park fixture
Read Full ArticleThe Trotters are currently 11 points behind John Mousinho's men
Read Full ArticleIt was five years ago when Wembley hosted a record-breaking final between Pompey and Sunderland.
Read Full ArticleThe former Accrington man has netted 18 goals this season
Read Full ArticleGaffer For A Day, James Raftery, aged 26 from Denmark Hill, London, assesses Pompey's 3-1 win at Wycombe...
Read Full ArticlePompey are now 11 points clear of third place in the two automatic promotion spots
Read Full ArticleAdams Park holds its demons, particularly for those managers and head coaches of Pompey persuasion.
Read Full ArticleThe talented winger conjured up three assists in the Blues' latest victory
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