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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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Andy Cullen has defended Pompey’s summer spending levels - and insists player recruitment rather than Fratton Park is...
Read Full ArticleIt has taken nine years and three comebacks from non-league, but a never-say-die former Pompey player is finally shin...
Read Full ArticlePompey remain committed to providing ‘patience and loyalty’ to the duo instrumental in their Championship return.
Read Full ArticleDarryl Powell has revealed how he was handed his big break in football while watching Pompey train - and Alan Ball in...
Read Full ArticleAndy Cullen is adamant Pompey are doing everything possible to resolve their ongoing injury problems - but warned the...
Read Full ArticleA local non-league manager’s frank full-time verdict has gone viral as football fans flock to hear his remarkable out...
Read Full ArticleJay Sadler surveyed Pompey Women’s south-coast derby humiliation and branded it: The worst day of my managerial career.
Read Full ArticleAndy Cullen has pinpointed the next £1.7m project earmarked to enhance Fratton Park.
Read Full ArticleThe south-coast derby ended in humiliation for Pompey Women in a 5-0 loss.
Read Full ArticleThe south-coast derby ended in humiliation for Pompey Women as they capitulated in shocking fashion to receive a hamm...
Read Full ArticleZak Swanson was on the receiving end of a ‘really harsh’ selection decision
Read Full ArticlePompey Women are discovering it’s ‘day and night’ following promotion, yet Jay Sadler is adamant their early struggle...
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