Mascots

We run an annual competition for members to be a Pompey mascot for the day. Lucky winners will receive a loan Pompey kit for the event, get to walk out with the players onto the pitch and warm up before a lap of honour before the game starts. Included are 2 x South Stand match tickets for the mascot and accompanying adult to enjoy the game afterwards.

If you are interested in nominating a junior member to be a mascot, please send an email to Roy Gregory on info@pompeyfan.com with your name, address, telephone number, email address, match applying for and the junior members name and date of birth. Juniors can apply for as many games as can attend but only be selected for one per season.

Please see below for the terms and conditions of the mascot scheme.

Terms and conditions:

• Winners will be selected in a ballot done by our Chairman for the games in September and other games will be selected by a PFC guest at open meetings in a ballot.
• To qualify the junior member must be part of an active Central Branch family membership at least one month before the game applying for
• All entrants should be over 5 and under 16
• All applications should be sent as above by emailing Steve Tovey on toveys566@aol.com (If the member does not have an email account, please speak to a committee member who can send the email application on your behalf)
• Junior members can be selected for a maximum of one game per season
• Winners must be accompanied by an adult at all times and be able to meet at Fratton Park around an hour and a half before the kick off time

If any members have any questions regarding the above or requires clarification on any of the points, please email info@pompeyfan.com

MAISY TOOMBS
AGE 5
MASCOT
PORTSMOUTH V SOUTHEND UNITED
18/11/2017.

Maisy turned up in her Pompey kit, with her dad Steven who is a Season ticket- holder excited about being a Mascot.
It was the 1st time she had been a mascot and hope to come out with either Conor Chaplin or Christian Burgess which were her two favourites.
She was looking forward to playing Football with the other kids, singing “Play Up Pompey and walking around the ground clapping and waving to the Pompey fans.
Maisy predicted a Pompey win by the odd goal or a 2-2 draw as both teams were mid-table.

After the game

Maisy was even more delighted, Pompey had won and she walked out with the Captain Brett Pitman who scored the goal.
Maisy had a great day and said everyone had been so nice, she loved walking around the ground loving and clapping everyone and would love to do it again if drawn out.