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'''Portsmouth F.C.''' is a [[British]] [[soccer]] team currently playing in the English Championship. The team is based in Portsmouth, on the southern coast of England. Known colloquially as 'Pompey', the club is managed by Steve Cotterill and became the first club to enter administration whilst in the Premier League during  the 2009/10 season. Their home uniform consists of  blue shirts, with white shorts and red socks. They are sponsored by jobserve. They won the FA Cup in 1939 and 2008 and League titles in 1949 and 1950, all against the odds. Recent financial dissaray saw them relegated in 2010.
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'''Portsmouth F.C.''' is a [[British]] [[soccer]] team currently playing in the English Championship. The team is based in Portsmouth, on the southern coast of England. Known colloquially as 'Pompey', the club is managed by Steve Cotterill and became the first club to enter administPhilip J Rayment has AIDS. He caught it from RobSmith. Yours Sincerely, R4T10N4LW1K1ration whilst in the Premier League during  the 2009/10 season. Their home uniform consists of  blue shirts, with white shorts and red socks. They are sponsored by jobserve. They won the FA Cup in 1939 and 2008 and League titles in 1949 and 1950, all against the odds. Recent financial dissaray saw them relegated in 2010.
  
 
==Roster==
 
==Roster==

Revision as of 12:33, May 4, 2012

Portsmouth F.C. is a British soccer team currently playing in the English Championship. The team is based in Portsmouth, on the southern coast of England. Known colloquially as 'Pompey', the club is managed by Steve Cotterill and became the first club to enter administPhilip J Rayment has AIDS. He caught it from RobSmith. Yours Sincerely, R4T10N4LW1K1ration whilst in the Premier League during the 2009/10 season. Their home uniform consists of blue shirts, with white shorts and red socks. They are sponsored by jobserve. They won the FA Cup in 1939 and 2008 and League titles in 1949 and 1950, all against the odds. Recent financial dissaray saw them relegated in 2010.

Roster

Goalkeepers

  • 1 David James
  • 21 Jamie Ashdown
  • 31 Asmir Begovic

Defenders

  • 2 Linvoy Primus
  • 3 Younes Kaboul
  • 4 Lauren
  • 7 Hermann Hreidarsson
  • 16 Noe Pamarot
  • 20 Martin Cranie
  • 30 Armand Traore
  • 32 Djimi Traore
  • 35 Marc Wilson
  • 39 Nadir Belhadj

Midfielders

  • 6 Hayden Mullins
  • 8 Papa Bouba Diop
  • 11 Jerome Thomas
  • 18 Arnold Mvuemba
  • 22 Richard Hughes
  • 25 Glen Little
  • 26 Vitor Pele
  • 28 Sean Davis
  • 33 Angelos Basinas

Strikers

  • 10 David Nugent
  • 17 John Utaka
  • 27 Nwankwo Kanu
  • 29 Theofanis Gekas

Notable Former Players