Portsmouth FC and the Pompey Supporters’ Trust are pleased to share the results of the recent supporter survey, which 2,418 fans took part in.
The poll was held by the PST in order to gauge supporter happiness on a range of topics, including the stadium, ticketing and transport.
PST chair Donald Vass said: “Thank you to everyone who took the time to complete the survey. It has been a really useful exercise, which will help us to better represent your views in our meetings with the club and the owners.
“The survey demonstrates that Pompey fans are in buoyant mood at the moment, with fan happiness rated highly across a wide variety of topics.”
The results show that 91 per cent of supporters feel that the matchday experience has improved over the past two years, whole 74 per cent are happy with the loyalty point system used for away ticketing.
"It has been a really useful exercise, which will help us to better represent your views in our meetings with the club and the owners."
Supporters ranked the men’s first team, the financial sustainability of the club and feeling safe at the stadium as the three topics they were most pleased with currently.
Pompey CEO Andrew Cullen said: “The results provide a helpful and valuable insight into those matters of most importance to our supporters, as well as assessing how well the club delivers against each of these different subject matters.”
The results of the vote on which former players should feature in a forthcoming street art mural will be announced separately, with the artwork due to be complete in time for the Derby fixture on Tuesday, April 2.
Click here to view the full results from the survey.
