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2 Portsmouth quizzes and 20 Portsmouth trivia questions.
1.
  Portsmouth FC    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
A quiz on the Portsmouth football club. I hope you enjoy it!
Average, 10 Qns, nutter2002, Mar 08 06
Average
nutter2002
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  Portsmouth FC History    
Multiple Choice
 10 Qns
This is a quiz about the history of Portsmouth Football Club. Good luck!
Tough, 10 Qns, silverginger, Jan 23 06
Tough
silverginger gold member
247 plays

Portsmouth Trivia Questions

1. In what year were the club formed?

From Quiz
Portsmouth FC History

Answer: 1898

Portsmouth Football CLub began life in 1898, and played their first game at Fratton Park a year later. Portsmouth are known to fans as 'Pompey'.

2. At the end of the 2002-03 season, Portsmouth won promotion to which division?

From Quiz Portsmouth FC

Answer: Premier League

On April 27 2003, Portsmouth secured the division one championship with a 3-2 win over Rotherham. They had won promotion to the Premiership, by sealing a 1-0 win over Burnley, the previous week. Their performance is in contrast to their performance over recent seasons; in the previous six seasons, Portsmouth have finished no higher than 19th position, from 24 teams.

3. Who was the club's first manager in their history?

From Quiz Portsmouth FC History

Answer: Frank Brettell

Brettell was manager between 1898 and 1901. Blyth took the hot seat from 1901-04, followed by Bonney (1905-08), and Brown (1911-20). Well known Portsmouth managers over the years have included Ian St. John, Alan Ball, Jim Smith, and Harry Redknapp.

4. What is the nickname of Portsmouth FC?

From Quiz Portsmouth FC

Answer: Pompey

This is also the nickname of the city itself.

5. From which team did Portsmouth sign David Unsworth in 2004?

From Quiz Portsmouth FC History

Answer: Everton

Unsworth began his career at Everton, where he played between 1992-97 before switching to West Ham. After one season with the Hammers, Villa signed him up but due to family pressure, he finally made the move back to Everton after just two months in the West Midlands. Portsmouth snapped up the defender in July 2004, and he spend four months on-loan with Ipswich during 2005.

6. Portsmouth won the FA cup for the first time in which year?

From Quiz Portsmouth FC

Answer: 1939

During the war, the FA cup competition was suspended, thus Portsmouth remained the FA cup holders throughout the second World War.

7. Who did Portsmouth beat to win their first FA Cup?

From Quiz Portsmouth FC History

Answer: Wolverhampton Wanderers

In the 1939 FA Cup final, Portsmouth claimed a convincing 4-1 win over Wolves. Pompey's team that day was: Harry Walker, Lew Morgan, Bill Rochford, Jimmy Guthrie, Tommy Rowe, Guy Wharton, Fred Worrall, James McAlinden, John Anderson, Bert Barlow, and Tommy Parker. Parker scored twice in the game, with Barlow and Anderson getting the other Portsmouth goals. Richard Dorsett scored Wolverhampton's only goal.

8. Which ground have Portsmouth played all their home matches at in the 20th century?

From Quiz Portsmouth FC

Answer: Fratton Park

The ground has undergone major renovation work in the last few years, and is now fit to be used for Premiership football, hopefully for a few years to come.

9. Every football team has a rival, a team that fans love to see being beaten. Many rivals include Manchester United and Manchester City, Newcastle and Sunderland, and Liverpool and Everton. Who are the arch rivals of Portsmouth FC?

From Quiz Portsmouth FC

Answer: Southampton

There is no love lost between Pompey and Saints fans! Harry Redknapp's idea to hold a 'friendly' pre-season game was rejected by the FA, through fear of crowd violence. Some people seem to unaware that it is just a game of football.

10. How many managers took charge of Portsmouth between Harry Redknapp leaving in 2004 and returning in 2005?

From Quiz Portsmouth FC History

Answer: Three

Redknapp took charge of Portsmouth in March 2002, and stayed at Fratton Park until November, 2004. Velimir Zajec, Alain Perrin, and Joe Jordan all took the reigns in the 13 month period of Redknapp's wilderness. In December, 2005, Redknapp came back to Fratton Park.

11. What colours do Portsmouth play in whist at home?

From Quiz Portsmouth FC

Answer: Blue, white

Which is why, unsurprisingly, one of the songs sung on the terraces is 'Blue and white army'.

12. In which season did Portsmouth first win the Football League?

From Quiz Portsmouth FC History

Answer: 1948-49

Portsmouth won back-to-back titles in the 1948-49 and 1949-50 seasons. The 1938-39 title was won by Everton, the 1958-59 League champions were Wolverhampton Wanderers, and the 1968-69 title winners were Leeds United.

13. Which former West Ham manager and father of a famous England star, was the manager for the 2002/03 season?

From Quiz Portsmouth FC

Answer: Harry Redknapp & Redknapp

Father of Jamie Redknapp, Harry took charge for the 2002/03 season and has turned the club around, by helping to secure promotion to the Premiership for the very first time. He has acquired god-like status amongst the Fratton Park faithful in under a year.

14. Alan Knight played how many games in total for the club?

From Quiz Portsmouth FC History

Answer: 800

Knight was a long-serving goalkeeper for Pompey. He first played for the club in 1979, and transferred to Havant & Waterlooville in 2001. After two seasons there, Knight made the move back to Fratton Park and ended his career in 2004.

15. Who were the sponsors of Portsmouth during the 2002/03 season?

From Quiz Portsmouth FC

Answer: TY

All have been sponsors of Pompey in the past, but Beanie-baby making TY, sponsored Pompey in the 2002/03 season. The 'KJC Stand' was also renamed 'The TY stand', in recognition of the sponsorship.

16. When Portsmouth won the Nationwide League Division One title in the 2002-03 season, how many points did they gain?

From Quiz Portsmouth FC History

Answer: 98

Pompey won the title by six points, and scored 97 goals in the 46 games played that season. Also promoted to the Premiership were Leicester City. Wolverhampton Wanderers made it via the playoffs.

17. In 2001, goalkeeper Aaron Flahaven, known as 'Flav' to the Portsmouth fans, tragically lost his life. He was only 24. What incident led to his tragic death?

From Quiz Portsmouth FC

Answer: Car accident caused by drinking and driving

Which shows that you should NOT drink and drive, even if you are famous and drive a sports car. It was originally believed that Flav could have died from SADS (sudden adult death syndrome), as he had suffered a series of blackouts on the pitch in the months leading up to his death.

18. In the 1926-27 season, Portsmouth set the record for their biggest League win. Who did they beat?

From Quiz Portsmouth FC History

Answer: Notts County

Portsmouth thrashed Notts County 9-1 on 9th April, 1927 in a Division Two game. Pompey were also promoted that season in second place on goal average. Middlesbrough were Division Two champions, while Manchester City were the team that finished in third.

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