Exploring “THE OLD GIRL” 😍 FRATTON PARK ⚽️ Portsmouth Stadium Tour

Your Nan's Favourite Milkman is Back with another STADIUM TOUR 👉🏽 this time we're at FRATTON PARK 🏟️ Home of Portsmouth Football Club. This football stadium is the definition of old school and unique. A traditional football ground full of history which is exactly what we love here at "Ry's Football Paradise" ⚽️🏝️ What do you think of Fratton Park⁉️ After the Portsmouth Stadium Tour we headed to Southampton for a St. Mary's Stadium Tour so SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss out on that one! 😉
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[@RysFootyParadise]

THE DELL Southampton Tour in 2024 👉🏾

[@expatalan6511]

Great stadium and supporters. A “must” on any football fans bucket list. Nothing like a full house at Fratton park. Great video, thanks👍🏻

[@user-km7iy4oj7e]

She's where I truly became a football fan.

[@ashtonwithers624]

My dad and grandad is on the fans who saved Portsmouth in 2013

[@Pompeyfun]

Greatest football stadium

[@pompeytheriddle]

A few clarifications. The mock Tudor pavilion was actually designed by Alfred Bone a founding director of PFC in 1898. He laid out the ground not Cogswell (as Wikipedia wrongly states). The pavilion dates from 1905 and was enveloped by Leitch’s South Stand in 1925. Cogswell did however design The Pompey pub (next to the main entrance pavilion) in 1901 (so the pub building is almost as old as the ground itself - alas it’s not been a pub since 1990).

[@stephenbishop5986]

Great video Ry and impressive that you took the time to do your research. Our neighbours up the road may have a nice shiny stadium but we've had 51k at Fratton, they don't come anywhere near that. 2 Top flight titles, 2 FA Cups, biggest and most successful club in the south outside London. PUP.

[@user-ho1nq2iq5m]

My late brother used to go to Fratton Park as a 12 year old on his own in the 1948-50 period. Used to catch the bus to and from Portchester. We immigrated to OZ 74 years ago but still follow Pompey from here in Tasmania.

[@ENGBriseB]

Fatton Park. The Old Girl. A great Stadium full of character. Some of the game's greats like Jose Mourinho, Thierry Henry and Ronaldinho plus many more. Have all been blown away by Portsmouth's Fratton Park atmosphere over the years. Great video thanks for sharing. PUP.

[@paulyalden598]

thx for filming at the old girl, many millions have been spent on her over the last couple of years. hope to be watching championship football next season. Great vid

[@paulburnett1344]

Portsmouth born, spent two years living in Liverpool as a six,seven year old getting taken to Anfield and Goodison. Maybe I was too young but it didn’t work for me. Moved back south and around 1970 got taken to a game under floodlights at Fratton Park. That was me hooked, and fifty odd years later, the hairs on my neck still stand up for games under floodlights. One life, one club.

[@joeltheentertainer2]

I do like the City of Portsmouth and next time when I go back I want to go on a Stadium 🏟️ Tour there at Fratton Park. I been watching your videos recently you seem a good guy. Keep it up.

[@YushaKozaki]

My first football match in England was at Fratton Park in 1997 for a friendly against Chelsea. Remember an older gentleman explaining to my parents the symbolism of the crescent moon & star and the nickname Pompey. Good memories of Portsmouth. Great video.

[@seanlocke2228]

8:22

[@nathanbutler6991]

Jimmy Dickinson is the absolute definition of legend. Not just of Pompey but of the game in general. 800+ games for us plus the caps for England and was never booked or sent off during his entire career.

[@nicholastullett5653]

Great filming. Myself and my brothers used to go to Fratton Park in the early 60s. Standing only. It was great.

[@michaelstaley2241]

Nice stadium very good condition, pompey have spent so money.. 👍🏻

[@CallMeMellor]

FACT: Portsmouth are the longest raining FA cup winner holders because when we won our first in 1939 the ww2 stopped the football until 1945/46 so technically we held the fa cup for 6 years!

[@More-than-ladyboys]

As a Pompey fan now living overseas…. I miss the Old GIrl. Saw my first game there against Carlisle, 73/74 as a 9 year old. What I remember most was the noise, and that it was mostly blokes, all smoking. All around the ground I could see the glow of matches lighting cigarettes. First taste of Bovril too. Awful! PUP! 🔵⚪️

[@DavidWilson-pn7pi]

My Dad was in the Royal Navy and took me to my first game at Fratton Park in 1946. I now live in Somerset and part of the South West Supporters Club. I dont know if this is true but I believe Portsmouth FC were the first to do boadcasts of the games to local hospitals.