Career Raising the Ship - A Portsmouth Career

[mcandrew003]

Video updates sound good mate, maybe mix them in with your written ones, I enjoyed the video 

[KennyMiller27]

Deffo mixing 'em in lol also quick world-building:

1. Last 3 winners of the Prem - Utd(year 1), Liverpool(year 2) & City(year 3)

2. FA Cup's been won by Liverpool(year 1), Southampton(year 2) and Spurs (year 3)

3. Utd won the EFL Cup in year 1 while Chelsea have gone back-to-back

4. Liverpool finished 14th in Year 3

5. Best European performance so far is Chelsea winning the Europa League in Year 2

[KennyMiller27]

Year 4 Prologue

 

It's been 9 years...

 

 

Pompey were riding high,on course to at least establish themselves in upper-mid-table....

 

Until...

 

 

The Horror of 2010 happened,Pompey suffering the indignity of being the first club to enter administration inside the Premieship and plummeting like Icarus from the sky....

 

 

 

The PST and the fans though have been miracle workers supporting the club and stabilizing the ship...and now after 9 years....

 

 

WE'RE BACK!

[mcandrew003]

COME ON POMPEY, COME ON POOOOMMPPPEYYY!

Mate, that was inspiring 

[BatiGoal]

Great stuff! This career is looking better and better.

[KennyMiller27]

Part 17 - A Return to Pastures Familiar

 

 

 

[KennyMiller27]

Part 18 - Growing Pains

 

Matchday 2 - at New White Hart Lane

 

> A painful reminder of the gulf we still have to cross here, as Spurs controlled the game and keep us waiting for our first Premiership win in 9 years.

 

Matchday 3 - at Fratton Park

 

> Nowhere is that gulf more pronounced than how much money's been pumped into the coffers at Man City, and a proud home crowd cheered on despite City getting the win.

 

Matchday 4 - at Anfield

 

> One of those almost-upset ties as we threatened to win in Merseyside if not for a late Daniel Sturridge(!!!) rocket.

 

The Table, presented by OKI

 

- Early doors sees us hover over the drop zone by a finger despite heroic performances as reality sets in.

[cezzz16]

Wow! Quitongo is still reliable on Premier League! Go mate, you can still do it.. That draw looks fantastic.

[KennyMiller27]

Part 19 - Naval Skirmishes

 

 

 

[mcandrew003]

Just watched the first video against Watford mate, unlucky not to win and hope that flu gets better  also, nice to see Tom Carroll in there.

As for the update, unlucky man, was always going to be a difficult run and coming out with a points wasn't bad. Will watch the next video in 10 or so minutes. Good work mate!

[KennyMiller27]

Part 20 - Settling In,I Guess?

 

Matchday 7 - at Goodison Park

 

> We come back from another trip to Merseyside empty-handed as we fail to get that nascent winning run up to 3, but another scrappy performance earns plaudits.

 

Matchday 8 - at Fratton Park

 

> We return to winning ways by being compact in defense and taking our chances against a Baggies side flying in the top 6.

 

Matchday 9 - at Stamford Bridge

 

 

> An excercise in damage limitation abounds here as Alen Salic-Hodzic stood on his head to keep the damage down.

 

Matchday 10 - at Fratton Park

 

> We exact revenge on Swansea from last year as an unusually wasteful performance sees us only win by one.

 

The Table presented by Ginsters

 

[BatiGoal]

Pretty decent start to your EPL return. Keep that Top-10 spot

[KennyMiller27]

Part 21 - Choppy Waters

 

Matchday 11 - at Old Trafford

 

 

> Bloody hell what a game - and not bad finally taking points off a member of the Big 6!

 

Matchday 12 - at Fratton Park

 

 

> One of those games where I almost got FM'd out of the 3 points, but the offensive pressure we generated bailed us out.

 

Matchday 13 - at the Britannia

 

 

> Well that's a shame; a tight game marred by a (un)lucky bounce. Mauricio Lemos also broke his nose on that bounce.

 

Matchday 14 - at Fratton Park

 

> Definitely a point won as Leeds blew the opportunity to knock the ball past our replacement keeper.

 

The Table, presented by IKEA

 

[KennyMiller27]

Part 22 - Choppy Waters

 

Matchday 15 - at Villa Park

 

 

> A poor start to December sees us throttled by a rock-bottom Villa side and only Gaetan Coucke's heroics kept the score down.

 

Matchday 16 - at Fratton Park

 

> Gutsy performance to get the win against Leicester, though the discipline problem is mounting with 3 reds in 2 matches.

 

Matchday 17 - at St. James's Park

 

 

> Jesus f*$£ what a bottle job; that demented Geordie roar spooked the boys and shook the plot.

 

Matchday 18 - at Vicarage Road

 

 

> Definitely 2 points dropped as Giedrus Arlauskis stood on his head to keep us out.

 

The ConocoPhilips Table

 

[KennyMiller27]

 

Boxing Day.....

 

 

After 7 years.....

 

 

The elevators going in different directions...

 

 

Saints going to Wembley twice in 4 years....

 

Pompey climbing out of the abyss....

 

 

SAINTS.

SKATES.

SOUTH COAST DERBY

It's Back.

[KennyMiller27]

 

Part 23 - SOUTH.COAST.DERBY.

 

 

 

[BatiGoal]

Going for the most RED cards in a season record are ya? Lol

[KennyMiller27]

14 minutes ago, BatiGoal said:

Going for the most RED cards in a season record are ya? Lol

LOL it just might be!

[KennyMiller27]

Part 24 - Up and Down we bob in the Waves

 

Matchday 20 - at Fratton Park

 

 

> A Romelu Lukaku rocket sees us beaten for the 3rd time in 4 games and careening down the table.

 

Matchday 21 - at Fratton Park

 

 

> The Spurs boys must be sluggish from their New Year's feast as only Hugo Lloris' heroics kept the scoreline respectable.

 

Matchday 22 - at Eastlands

 

> Our first trip up to Manchester in the month sees us smothered by City in a 4th loss in 6.

 

Matchday 23 - at Fratton Park

 

> An edgy game sees us take our chances and keep West Ham out to pick up a 2nd win in the month and some breathing room from the drop zone.

 

The Table, presented by Walkers

 

[KennyMiller27]

Part 25 - Can We Kick Them Down?

 

 

 

[KennyMiller27]

Part 26 - A Flighty February

 

Matchday 25 - at Fratton Park

 

> We start February with a smothering victory against the Toffees, and Alfie Jones just about taking Ousmane Dembele home with him in his pocket.

 

Matchday 26 - at the Hawthorns

 

> Wastefulness in front of goal punishes us here hard as the Baggies nick all 3 points after a couple of late goals and several chances for us to have extended our lead were spurned.

 

Matchday 27 - at Fratton Park

 

 

> A drab first-half ended up swinging Liverpool's way especially after Mauricio Lemos saw red and changed the complexion of the game.

 

Matchday 28 - at Fratton Park

 

 

> 3 losses on the spin here,yet this was the first real loss of the month as Chelsea strangled us.

 

The Table,presented by BT

 

[BatiGoal]

Don't lose sight of that top-10 spot. Those players gotta earn wearing those club colors!!

[KennyMiller27]

9 hours ago, BatiGoal said:

Don't lose sight of that top-10 spot. Those players gotta earn wearing those club colors!!

Top 10 would be a nice fuzzy story mate - though tbh anywhere apart from 16th is already dreamland!

 

(also preview - LAST DAY DERBY)

[KennyMiller27]

Part 27 - Beware the Ibes of March?

 

Matchday 29 - at the Liberty Stadium

 

 

> Pompey enter March with a well-needed point against a Swansea side struggling down in the drop zone to stop the 3-game skid.

 

Matchday 30 - at Fratton Park

 

 

> The specter returns as Man Utd smash us in the South Coast for a 3rd loss in 4 games.

 

Matchday 31 - at Loftus Road

 

 

> We pick up a narrow win in London against a R's side in rock-bottom who were buoyed by Alex Smithies' heroics to keep the score down.

 

Matchday 32 - at Fratton Park

 

 

> We end March on a bright note with back-to-back wins on the back of a physical scrap against Stoke and Kenny Tete losing his mind in the box.

 

The Table, presented by Wonga

 

[KennyMiller27]

17 minutes ago, Eogtuc0910 said:

As Ranieri would say 40 POINTS 40 POINTS PORTSMOUTH ON 40 POINTS DILLY DING DILLY DONG

17 points away from 4th?Why nowt?xD

[KennyMiller27]

 

Rise of the Lions 1

 

 

 

[Brenty92]

Mate I've only just caught up on this and i must say it was a fantastic read at the start, however the lads were right about including screenshots too as some people aren't prepared to read that much lol 

Great going on getting Pompey back where they truly belong!

Also some of your signings have been epic! Pasalic for a mere Million, Jack cork on a free, Quitongo has looked good so far too, keep going, following with interest now pal!

Congrats on the Cameroon job bud!

[KennyMiller27]

39 minutes ago, Brenty92 said:

Mate I've only just caught up on this and i must say it was a fantastic read at the start, however the lads were right about including screenshots too as some people aren't prepared to read that much lol 

Great going on getting Pompey back where they truly belong!

Also some of your signings have been epic! Pasalic for a mere Million, Jack cork on a free, Quitongo has looked good so far too, keep going, following with interest now pal!

Congrats on the Cameroon job bud!

Ah,thanks mate - that season was mainly me dealing with shit Internet and a time crunch so no screens lol but ueah,it's been a wild ride!

[Brenty92]

It sure has pal! Keep it up ??

[KennyMiller27]

Part 28 - The Final Furlong

 

Matchday 33 - at Elland Road

 

 

> One of those games that you take a draw like a win here in Yorkshire, as a luck of cutting edge sees Leeds dominate the game yet only pick up a point.

 

Matchday 34 - at Fratton Park

 

> It's 4 games unbeaten now for us as Jai Quitongo spares our blushes against a doggedly determined Villa side.

 

Matchday 35 - at Filbert Way

 

> A cagey match between two clubs floating in mid-table flares up late as Pompey nick all 3 points narrowly.

 

Matchday 36 - at Fratton Park

 

> Gustav Engvall's saved penalty provides the only spark in this drab goalless draw that knocks Newcastle out of the race for Europe.

 

Matchday 37 - at Ashburton Grove

 

 

> Arsenal get nicked at the death as a beautiful cross flicked onto Riza Ramadani spells the difference between the sides.

 

The Table presented by Nissan