Fratton Park (Portsmouth FC) Reviews


Newest Review: ... it will be a Premiership ground after this season is questionable at best). The North and South stands run parallel to the pitch and the Fratton end (West) is the larger home end. The away end, or Milton end didn't even have a roof until the 2007/8 season! My best mate is an Arsenal fan and he's been in that end when the heavens have opened, I have been a bit lucker so far. As Portsmouth is a seaside town, when the wind picks up you really know about it! I will be there in a couple of weeks for a Tuesday night game and I may be taking a balaclava with me! The nearest station to the ground is Fratton which goes on to Portsmouth and Sou... more
Customer Fratton Park (Portsmouth FC) Reviews (9)

by - written on 19/01/10 (Very useful, 251 readings)
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Fratton Park is quite frankly a very poor excuse for a Premiership Stadium. I know they have no money and the new Arab owners seem intent on running the club into the ground, but still the stadium is dire. There was talk of the team moving to a brand new ground but that all fell through, hardly surprising given the financial crisis the club now finds itself in. As you may have guessed, I am not a Pompey Fan and so my experience of the ground is that of a visiting fan. I am a Sunderland fan and have written an article on our home ground. I thought I'd try and share some opinions on some of the good, bad, and downright ugly away stadiums I have been ... Read the complete review

by - written on 01/07/09 (Very useful, 232 readings)
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I've been to Fratton Park three consecutive seasons as an away fan and unfortunately i have been less impressed each visit. When you enter Portsmouth by road, you'll be in a lot of traffic on a match day but the good thing is that there is enough residential parking areas very close to the ground to make the journey easy. If it wasn't for the floodlights you would have trouble locating the ground with it being tightly surrounded by residential areas. I found it quite comical on the way out the ground seeing a Portsmouth fan just walk a few metres down the road to his front door. Once inside the ground, you can see that it isn't a glamorous ground but an old ... Read the complete review

by - written on 10/06/09 (Somewhat useful, 47 readings)
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From my perspective as an away fan the ground is terrible. However after my team recently got relegated i wont have to worry about that as i will no doubt be visiting grounds alot worse. I think this is possibly along with craven cottage the worst ground in the top flite however i can say the fans are up there with the best in the league. After a move to the south coast i often head over to fratton when the top teams are playing there to watch a game of football and i am never dissapointed. Yes the ground is a let down, but the fans and there players certainly give there all week in week out which is more than can be said for some of these top clubs. A credit to the ... Read the complete review

by - written on 28/11/08 (Very useful, 723 readings)
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Fratton Park is the home ground of Portsmouth Football Club who play in the English Premier League. Most stadiums of teams in this league are very modern now days, either new builds or redeveloped over the years, Fratton Park is one of the few exceptions. The stadium is like no other in the division and a very tough place for away teams to come, just last night they almost beat the mighty AC Milan and I bet players like Ronaldinho and Seedorf had never played in an arena like it! Although the ground is old, it is all seated and has a capacity of 20,700; very small in Premier League terms. However, what the ground lacks in size it makes up for in atmosphere ... Read the complete review

by MUFC - written on 18/06/07
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From away fans perspective it is the worst ground in the league. To be honest, there are many better grounds in lower leagues than Fratton Park. I've been to Fratton Park twice as an away fan and definitely none better each time. The first time i arrived just in time for kick off which i wasnt happy about as it gave me no time for drinks, singing in the pub and everything which helps make it a better day with all away games with Man United. My first opinion was the poor facilities around the ground and the amount of police compared to most other away days. The site of portaloo's are not good as well as it taking a long time to get in to the ground ... Read the complete review
