Portsmouth Supporters' Trust launch annual fans' survey - and want you to voice your opinion

The Pompey Supporters' Trust (PST) has launched its third annual supporter survey.

Over 1,000 fans have taken part in each of the past two years’ appraisal of the Blues - and in 2026 they want even more of you to provide your thoughts on the Fratton Park club.

The survey provides the Trust with a valuable insight into the mood of the fanbase on various topics, which they then take up with the club and owners.

And as we approach the final weeks of the season that will determine whether John Mousinho’s side will be competing in the Championship or League One again next season, they are particularly keen to take the temperature of the Fratton faithful on the issue of the club's playing budget.

Last year, only 32-percent of fans told the PST that they'd ‘like to see more owner investment, even if this means the club becoming increasingly dependent on continual injections of cash from the owners’.

Are fans now less concerned with financial sustainability, given the club's current position of 21st in the Championship table, where they are just one point above the relegation zone?

The Trust would also like to find out what fans think about the 'club managed travel' used for the south-coast derby fixtures, and how they'd like these games to be policed in the future.

PST chair, Donald Vass, said: ‘This is your chance to make your voice heard at the very top of the club. We’ll be presenting the results of this survey to the club’s owners and key staff in the meetings we have with them’.

On the back of last year’s survey, supporters now receive more money back when listing their seat on the club’s ticket exchange. In addition. the loyalty point system used to prioritise the sale of away tickets was revised to make it fairer for fans.

To access the survey and register your thoughts, simply click here.

The closing date for those keen to take part is Friday April 10.

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