Pompey in the Community’s Walking Football Club have just returned from a major International football tournament in Mallorca.ย They were part of 39 participating countries from all over Europe and beyond. The opening ceremony was a fantastic occasion with all 39 nations and teams introduced
Pompey Amputees return to St Georges Park and take on Everton on Saturday, June 24th (12:25pm kick-off). The Blues have finished as runners-up in each of the past three years after successive defeats to the Toffees, Peterborough and Manchester City. Despite a dominant performance, it
Walking football is at the very heart of what Pompey in the Community stands for. Giving those who may otherwise have less access to the sport, an opportunity to get involved again and playing football, is something many of Portsmouth’s older residents are benefiting from
Pompey in the Communityโs striker, TJ Yates, says the John Jenkins build is โan absolutely amazingโ opportunity for the Pompey amputee team. The new stadium complete with two brand new astro pitches will give the boys in blue a permanent home and TJ says the
Children part of the Holiday, Activity and Food (HAF) scheme in Pompey put on a fabulous lunch over the Easter break for Pompey in the Communityโs Life N Chimes group. The children got to practise their cooking skills alongside the Pompey in the Community team,
Pompey in the Communityโs BTEC girlsโ squad have made Pompey proud by winning the National Football Youth League, with an impressive victory against Cambridge United Under 21’s team in their final fixture on the 19th of April. The team played with passion, determination and teamwork
Pompey in the Communityโs Miltoncross holiday course, gave a special surprise welcome to two of Pompeyโs biggest stars, Sean Raggett and Reeco Hackett-Fairchild. The pair spent Thursday afternoon touring around the pitches, taking photos and answering questions from eager young players, who were very excited
In December last year Pascalle Durow emailed Portsmouth Football Club with a rather unusual question: โHi I know this could be a long shot but if you donโt ask you never get! Back in 2000, my sonsโ school had some Portsmouth tickets given to them
Portsmouth FC First Team players Ronan Curtis and Marlon Pack attended Pompey in the Communityโs holiday course at Miltoncross School over the February school holidays to help inspire the next generation of aspiring footballers. Marlon and Ronan started their visit with a Q + A
