A special anniversary dinner will be held at Fratton Park as part of the club’s ongoing 125th birthday celebrations.
And the event – which takes place in the Victory Lounge on Friday, April 5 – will also see a relaunch of the Pompey Hall of Fame.
It is the latest in a series of occasions to mark a historic year for the club, which began with a special parade of former players during the interval of last April’s match against Forest Green.
There has also been the release of an anniversary kit, a historical friendly against the Royal Artillery and an official book covering all 125 years, as well as a concert by the Portsmouth Philharmonic.
Tickets for the anniversary dinner will be available to purchase from later today (Thursday, February 22).
They will be available to season ticket holders and members from 2pm before the general sale period begins at 10am on Wednesday, February 28.
Guests will be able to see some more Fratton heroes inducted into the Hall of Fame, joining the likes of Jimmy Dickinson, Peter Harris, Alan Knight, Alan McLoughlin, Paul Merson and Guy Whittingham.
Tickets are priced £55 (including VAT), which includes a delicious two-course dinner and Q&As – with those players entering the Hall of Fame, as well as previous inductees.
They can be purchased online through the eticketing site, with the event beginning at 6.30pm and running until 11pm.
Supporters wishing to book a table should note that these will seat 10 guests. To do this, simply add 10 places into your basket before checking out.
So make sure to join us for what promises to be a magical night at Fratton Park to honour some of the players who are part of Pompey’s rich history.
Hall of Fame inductees
2009: Jimmy Dickinson, Peter Harris, Ray Hiron, Alan Knight, Guy Whittingham; 2010: Len Phillips, John Milkins, Mick Tait, Andy Awford, Duggie Reid; 2011: Jack Froggatt, Johnny Gordon, Alan McLoughlin, Linvoy Primus, Paul Walsh; 2012: Reg Flewin, Norman Piper, Alan Biley, Steve Claridge; 2013: Mick Quinn, Jimmy Scoular, Ron Saunders, Eoin Hand, Kit Symons; 2014: Ernie Butler, Arjan de Zeeuw, Billy Gilbert, Harry Harris, Nick Jennings; 2015: Ike Clarke, David James, Kevin Dillon, George Ley, Billy Wilson, Arthur Egerton Knight; 2016: Svetoslav Todorov, Noel Blake, Dave Kemp, Billy Haines; 2017: Paul Merson, Colin Garwood, Cliff Parker, Vince Hilaire; 2018: Alex Wilson, Alan Rogers, Mark Hateley, Mick Kennedy, Gemma Hillier