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Pompey

The Island City with a Football Club for a Heart

Neil Allen Ian Darke

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English
Icon Books
01 December 2020
Neil Allen's account of an unforgettable season at Portsmouth is told with the same passion as the Sunday Times bestseller 100 Years of Leeds United and Netflix's Sunderland 'Til I Die.

Neil Allen's account of an unforgettable season at Portsmouth is told with the same passion as the Sunday Times bestseller 100 Years of Leeds United and Netflix's Sunderland 'Til I Die.

In 2013, in the midst of financial turmoil, on the brink of expulsion from the Football League and liquidation, the Pompey Supporters' Trust seized ownership of their club.

Four seasons later, on the back of promotion to League One, the fans sold their stake to former Disney CEO Michael Eisner. 'We Will Never Die' had been the battle-cry of the faithful. Now they were striving for more than mere survival.

Given unparalleled access, Allen watches team and management alike as they bid to secure promotion back to the Championship. But the battles on the pitch are only part of the story. Portsmouth FC takes you inside a club like no other.

AUTHOR: Neil Allen is The News' chief sports writer covering Portsmouth Football Club. He won the Regional Journalist award at the 2018 British Sports Journalism Awards. His previous books Played Up Pompey (2015) and Played Up Pompey Too (2017) were sold and promoted by the football club.

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Imprint:   Icon Books
Country of Publication:   United Kingdom
Dimensions:   Height: 234mm,  Width: 153mm, 
ISBN:   9781785786693
ISBN 10:   1785786695
Pages:   352
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   No Longer Our Product

Neil Allen is The News' chief sports writer covering Portsmouth Football Club. He won the Regional Journalist award at the 2018 British Sports Journalism Awards. His previous books Played Up Pompey (2015) and Played Up Pompey Too (2017) were sold and promoted by the football club.

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