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...
17. Peterborough United
Given the amount of postponements this season, Darren Ferguson reckons there has to be an extension to the campaign. He said: 'Most of the other League One clubs are in the same boat. There are so many games to rearrange it’s quite complicated. The EFL would be wise to consider an extension to the League One season, I don’t think they will, but if games keep getting called off they might have to reconsider.' Photo: Simon Davies
18. Plymouth
Ryan Lowe isn't supporting a suspension of the season. He said: 'I’m not too worried about circuit breaks and everything else. I just don’t see any point in it. We just keep going. Football is one of the safest places around and probably still should be because you are in your bubbles.' Photo: Pete Norton
19. Pompey
Kenny Jackett is somone behind the season being extended so fixtures can be fulfilled. He said: ‘Right now it’s very frustrating but there is a greater good for the games being called off. There’s a very busy schedule, but that’s okay, as is a possible extension to the season. That can be done.' Photo: Daniel Chesterton
20. Rochdale
CEO David Bottomley's call for a circuit breaker recently have been making national headlines. He told BBC Sport: 'My fear, in common with that of a number of other League One chief executives… is there will be so many players test positive that we’ll almost have to suspend the season. Human life is far more important than whether we play matches.' Photo: Daniel Chesterton