please log in to view this image QPR vs Portsmouth The Championship Saturday 19th October 2024 - 15:00 Loftus Road please log in to view this image Previous history vs Portsmouth;Games won: 15 Games drawn: 13 Games lost: 11 Ones to remember;31 Mar 1973 Queens Park Rangers v Portsmouth W 5-0 League Division Two 06 Oct 1981 Queens Park Rangers v Portsmouth W 5-0 League Cup Ones to forget; 05 Jan 1924 Portsmouth v Queens Park Rangers L 7-0 Division Three (South) 13 Jan 1962 Portsmouth v Queens Park Rangers L 4-1 League Division Three 31 Aug 1998 Portsmouth v Queens Park Rangers L 3-0 League Division 1 Players who have played for both; Brett Angell; 1986–1987 Portsmouth 0 (0) 2002–2003 Queens Park Rangers 13 (0) Mark Hateley; 1983–1984 Portsmouth 38 (22) 1984–1987 Milan 66 (17) 1995–1997 Queens Park Rangers 27 (3) Left Milan in there just to show that we are on a list with Europe's best...imagine playing at Fratton Park one season, then the San Siro. Incredible. Nigel Quashie; 1995–1998 Queens Park Rangers 57 (3) 2000–2005 Portsmouth 148 (13) 2010 Queens Park Rangers 4 (0) Jerome Thomas; 2002 → Queens Park Rangers (loan) 4 (1) 2002 → Queens Park Rangers (loan) 6 (2) 2008 → Portsmouth (loan) 1 (0) 2008–2009 Portsmouth 2 (0) Peter Crouch 2000–2001 Queens Park Rangers 42 (10) 2001–2002 Portsmouth 37 (18) Gary O'Neil 2000–2007 Portsmouth 174 (16) 2013–2014 Queens Park Rangers 29 (1) Shaun Derry 2000–2002 Portsmouth 49 (1) 2010–2013 Queens Park Rangers 92 (1) John Curtis; 2004–2005 Portsmouth 7 (0) 2007 Queens Park Rangers 4 (0) Asmir Begovic 2005–2010 Portsmouth 11 (0) 2023–2024 Queens Park Rangers 45 (0) Wayne Routledge 2006 → Portsmouth (loan) 13 (0) 2009–2010 Queens Park Rangers 44 (3) Michael Craine; 2007–2009 Portsmouth 2 (0) 2007 → Queens Park Rangers (loan) 6 (0) Patrick Agyemnang; 2008–2012 Queens Park Rangers 75 (15) 2013 → Portsmouth (loan) 15 (3) 2013–2015 Portsmouth 49 (4) Lee Brown; 2008–2011 Queens Park Rangers 1 (0) 2018–2022 Portsmouth 111 (6) Tal Ben Haim; 2009–2012 Portsmouth 55 (0) 2013 Queens Park Rangers 3 (0) Tommy Smith; 2009–2010 Portsmouth 19 (1) 2010–2012 Queens Park Rangers 50 (8) Brian Murphy 2011–2015 Queens Park Rangers 2 (0) 2015–2016 Portsmouth 21 (0) Jordan Archer (sort of); 2021-2024 : Queens Park Rangers 0 (0) 2024 - Portsmouth 0 (0) Andre Dozzell; 2021-2024 ( Queens Park Rangers 88 (2) 2024 - Portsmouth 6 (0) Managed both; Jim Smith; 1985-1988 - Queens Park Rangers 1991-1995 - Portsmouth Kenny Jackett; 1997-2000 - Queens Park Rangers Assistant Manager 2017-2021 - Portsmoth Harry Rednkapp; 2002-2004 - Portsmouth 2012-2015 - Queens Park Rangers Paul Hart; 2009 Portsmouth 2009–2010 Queens Park Rangers Match Preview; On Saturday we face one of only two clubs below us, after our nose dive in form and table position over the last five games. We've picked up two points from our last five, Portsmouth have lost four and drawn five so far this season...they are the only team in the division yet to record a league win. This is their first season back in the Championship after seven season in League One, and before that they spent four seasons in League Two, after three relegations in four seasons, from 2009/10 to 2012/13. After falling so far down the ranks, it is good to see them back. I have mixed memories of Portsmouth, as on the one hand I remember them being a little club in the Premier League, and I always enjoy seeing small clubs against the so called giants of English football. I also remember sitting in Ellerslie Road and watching the South Africa Road stand divide as a group of Pompey fans had got in and trouble started. If I remember correctly the game was delayed for a while...would that have been in 1997? Others can fill in the details if they remember. Anyway, no matter what happened nearly thirty years ago, it is good to see them back, and I wish them well, other than this Saturday. As for us, we can only hope miracles were worked during the international break, and we can start seeing the best from a group of players who don't seem to have clicked so far this season. Celer arrived with much promise, but is yet to hit the back of the net, and others have not stepped up with goals. I can only hope the international break has been spent working on set pieces, and more direct attacking play so we begin to get some more shots on target, and don't lose the ball before having a chance to score. Frey's pre-match comments; "We understand the situation we are in - but I see a team that has worked really hard over the last two weeks to put things right. "We now enter the final preparations for Saturday and I know that we will give everything we can to win this game, like always. "Things can change very quickly in football and we have to turn the tide now, bring back the positivity and really force our own luck. We have to work very hard in every action we take. "I see determination in every player to put things right. The intensity is high and we are all pushing each other. "In football, you live game-by-game, but we know that it is a long season. There are a lot of chances to take points still and it's on us to decide what is going to happen this year." ...COME ON YOU SUPER HOOPSA!!!
We haven’t played them very often have we? I suppose they were above us for decades, then the roles reversed. Won’t make this one which is a shame, haven’t seen us against Pompey for a long time. Cheers Dave.
I’m told by people old enough to remember that the P-Q-R block corner is where the ‘hardcore’ traditionally sit because Pompey stormed that area when storming areas was the style of the time.
I’ve played a lot of ‘guess the player’. Oh also Patrick Agyemang. Players who haven’t also played for Pompey but feel Pompey: Luke Young, Fraser Digby, Gary Borrowdale, Mikele Leigertwood.
Don't think i have ever seen a Portsmouth game without trouble in the stands, in fact I'm sure (4 times)
'they are the only team in the division yet to record a league win'. That,sadly, is all you need to know!
I will be over for this one so if anyone wants to meet for a pre-match drink I will be at the Connington. Any other suggestions of drinking holes are welcome.
Not a big Conningham fan myself. The Crown is a good pub- not tried the food but it looks good. Queen Adelaide pretty good and the Spoons opposite the national rail station is surprisingly pleasant and quick service.
We're probably heading for the Broadcaster, which is near the old BBC centre. The rooftop bar is very civilised.
I would. Bit of a walk if you’re getting the train but if you’ve got plenty of time I’d start there and move on if it’s no good but it is good. Conningham does have a big screen for the Spurs game before in its favour and can’t remember now if the Crown does but fairly sure they have the early games on as they show the QPR televised aways I believe
