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SHOW POMPEY VISION – MARK

SHOW POMPEY VISION – MARK

By Tom Blackett

UP FOR IT: Mark Hateley in action for England against the Netherlands at Euro 88 and, right, with his Portsmouth teammate Alan Biley
PICTURE: Alamy

Former Walt Disney chief executive Michael Eisner completed his takeover of then-League One Pompey in 2017 and they have since made steady progress.
FORMER Portsmouth striker Mark Hateley believes the club’s passionate fanbase ‘deserve to see a clear plan for moving forward’.
The Hampshire club won promotion to the Championship under John Mousinho in 2023-24 and have since battled hard to retain th...

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