Portsmouth supporters are being asked to gather at Fratton Park on Monday evening for the club’s annual Fans’ Forum hosted by BBC Radio Solent. The event, described by organisers as part of the build-up to the new season, begins at 19:00 BST.
Who will be on the panel
The forum will feature a cross-section of the men’s and women’s senior leadership at the club. On the panel are:
- John Mousinho — Portsmouth head coach
- Marlon Pack — club captain
- Andrew Cullen — chief executive officer
- Jay Sadler — Pompey Women’s manager
The forum will offer supporters a chance to hear directly from the people running and coaching the teams ahead of the new campaign. For many fans the event is an opportunity to raise questions about recruitment, pre-season preparations and ambitions for the coming months.
What supporters can expect
As an annual fixture in Pompey’s calendar, the Fans’ Forum typically combines updates from the club with questions from the crowd and discussion of topics affecting supporters. Attendees should expect:
- updates on the club’s preparations for the season;
- opportunities for public questions to the manager, captain and senior executives;
- discussion of both the men’s and women’s teams’ outlooks.
BBC Radio Solent will host the event live, giving fans who cannot attend in person a chance to follow proceedings via broadcast.
Practical information
The event is scheduled to start at 19:00 BST. Supporters planning to attend should check BBC Radio Solent’s and Portsmouth FC’s official channels for any last-minute venue or ticketing information. Fratton Park remains the focal point for local supporter gatherings and this forum provides a direct line of engagement between fans and the club’s leadership.
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| When | Monday, 19:00 BST |
| Where | Fratton Park |
| Host | BBC Radio Solent |
With the new season approaching, the Fans’ Forum will be closely watched locally for clues about squad plans, the club’s objectives and how the leadership intends to meet supporter expectations. Those unable to attend in person can follow coverage on BBC Radio Solent.
