The ongoing coronavirus pandemic has lead to postponements left, right and centre in League One.
Positive cases have meant clubs throughout the division have been forced to cancel games, with Pompey calling off clashes with Swindon and Bristol Rovers over the festive period.
A new strain of Covid-19 that’s more easily spread means cases across the country have surged, resulting in England entering a third national lockdown.
There’s concerns how fixtures will be fulfilled, although bi-weekly testing will now take place from Monday.
A circuit-breaker and an extension of the campaign have been mooted by some, although not everyone is in agreement.
We’ve decided to see what every club in the third tier have been saying.
Simply scroll down and click through the pages to see how Pompey, Sunderland, Charlton, Ipswich and the rest of the division stand on the matter...
9. Fleetwood
The Cod Army are on the lookout for a new manager after parting company with Joey Barton. Before leaving, assistant Clint Hill admitted Fleetwood couldn't predict 'what's going to happen from week to week.' Photo: PAUL ELLIS
10. Gillingham
Steve Evans had changed his mind on a potential circuit breaker after the drastic rise in cases across the country. He said: 'I was anti it three weeks ago, totally against it, I thought we should play, I thought there were procedures if you had any issues but I think now it has got out of control. This virus is proper, proper nasty. We should have a break, then come back and see where we are, but Boris should have shut the country down anyway, but that’s politics.' Photo: Graham Hunt
11. Hull City
Grant McCann reckons a circuit breaker in League One would be futile. He said: 'I don't think it makes any sense, if there is a break. Players are still going to have to keep fit and train together. I don't see how that helps.' Photo: George Wood
12. Ipswich Town
The Tractor Boys have been strongly for a suspension of the season, with general manager Lee O'Neil admitting the season should be extended. He said: 'I’m not for cramming it all in and getting to a stage where teams are playing every couple of days if that’s not necessary. I think we should all agree to extend it for a few more weeks to make sure all the games can be played properly.' Ipswich have just recovered from a spate of Covid cases at the club. Photo: Adam Davy