Mmmm… quite well, it seems.
FourFourTwo have ranked their top 100 stadiums in Britain and we’ve focused on the top 25 to see how Fratton Park compares – an indication of where the Blues’ famous old ground sits in the list.
To be honest, there’s some surprise inclusions on the inventory as stadiums are judged on their match-day experience – something which the Blues are constantly striving to get right.
Meanwhile, no doubt, Pompey fans will be wondering whether Fratton Park rates higher than rivals Southampton’s St Mary’s stadium.
To let you into a little secret – it does, with that lot up the road coming 49th!
See which grounds FourFourTwo have listed in their top 25 stadiums in the country…

13. Bramall Lane - 12th
Club: Sheffield United Capacity: 32,050 Opened: 1855 (Photo by Laurence Griffiths/Getty Images) Photo: Laurence Griffiths

14. Emirates Stadium - 11th
Club: Arsenal Capacity: 60,260 Opened: 2006 (Photo by Richard Heathcote/Getty Images) Photo: Richard Heathcote

15. Wembley Stadium - 10th
Club: England Capacity: 90,000 Opened: 2007 (Photo by Alex Pantling/Getty Images) Photo: Alex Pantling

16. Tynecastle Park - 9th
Club: Heart of Midlothian Capacity: 20,099 Opened: 1886 (Photo by Steve Welsh/Getty Images) Photo: Steve Welsh

