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Whether it's the traditions of a Blues fan, superstitions or something specific to our pilgrimages to PO4 these are the things which make our visits to Fratton Park what we are.
We've taken our list of what you've offered on the subject over the years and updated with your latest thoughts on the subject to come up with 16 very Pompey rituals around a home game.
13. Murder at Mick's
Mick's! Mick's! My kingdom for a Mick's! A Portsmouth institution and a popular stop-off for those making their way to Fratton from off the island. A shame the Mick's burger bar isn't at the ground anymore, but well worth a trip up Portsdown Hill. If not a stumble to Shirin's in Kingston Road can soak up the booze after a game | The News
14. Fratton's famous facade
The mock-Tudor facade at the end of Frogmore Road is indisputably Fratton. Milling around under its iconic beams and catching up on the Blues gossip has been a matchday staple for generations of fans. | The News
15. Miked up
It's a matchday morning, you're getting your gear on and ready to see what the day has to offer. What's the soundtrack? Mike Oldfield, of course! You can't beat a bit of Portsmouth and, if you're feeling proper Pompey then go for some Shep Woolley and Pompey Rock, too! | The News
16. Piglet's Pantry Passion
There's no doubting the food offerings have gone through the stratosphere at Fratton from the days of dodgy pasties and cardboard burgers. Much of that is to do with the club bringing Piglet's Pantry on board. Whether it's the kickass steak and ale or chicken balti pies, or something a little different such as Red Leicester sausage or vegan rainbow rolls Piglet's have elevated the half-time pit-stop for grub. | The News