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I was there that night, Fratton end, and the funniest thing I can remember was when Kaka stood ready to take a corner and the whole of the Fratton end starting singing "Who are ya" "Who are ya" and then the next second all these flashes going off as people took pics of Kaka on their phones. LOL 🤣🤣🤣🤣 so surreal and just about summed up the night. I'm 61 season ticket holder and been to some great matches over the years, Milk cup 81 16k fans at Anfield all the tic a tate, the Stockport game singing all through 2nd half non stop, Both FA cups and semis, Old trafford and Walshy scoring twice, 4-1 twice against them down the road. BUT this night I will take to my grave as my best time ever as a Pompey fan. PUP
Was 9 when my dad took me to that AC Milan game. Absolutely surreal watching Ronaldinho come on and score that free kick. My favourite ever Pompey game aside from the 2008 fa cup final
It's still mind-blowing to me that I got to see the likes of Ronaldinho, Inzaghi, Kaka, Christiano Ronaldo, Scholes, Thierry Henry, and Steven Gerrard at Fratton Park. For a long time we felt like the little football team that could. We paid for the squad with our bankruptcy, but our FA Cup winning team was insanely talented too. Johnson, Diarra, Defoe, Campbell, etc. If you put together an all-time Pompey 11, at least 6 of them would be from the 2008 season. It was a hell of a time to be a Pompey fan.
I was there at Fratton Park when we played against AC Milan and that was one of our greatest games we played in and I’m a season ticket holder for 26 years and still a season ticket holder. We were very close to beat AC Milan but ended 2-2 and the atmosphere at Fratton Park was incredible and amazing. Play up Pompey 🔵⚪️⚽️👍
Yes but he did get us to Wembley in the FA Cup final 2008 which we won that and I was there when Sol Campbell lifted the FA Cup. Us Pompey fans can create the best support than any other football club in England and we can be louder than other clubs as well. Play up Pompey 🔵⚪️⚽️👍
I've followed Pompey for over 50 years, seen us win a few things along the way and there have been many memorable matches and moments. But that night at FP v Milan ... it is unquestionably the most memorable moment of all. It was incredible.
Peter Crouch was the Target Man for every club he played for. How On Earth A 6ft 7in-tall Guy Can Even Attempt a Bicycle Kick. THis man here scored it.
@@adamlennard1828 Kanu was unique to watch.. one of the greatest from the Atlantan 96 golden generation, I still remember how he single handle destroyed Argentina 🇦🇷 and Brazil 🇧🇷 at the 96 Olympic Games, and won 🏆 us gold.. the streets never to forget KANU
I love how the coach loves every chance they create and motivates them with screams and thumbs up. Even when Crouch missed the bicycle kick. Kanu is straight up world class🔥
As a biased Pompey fan I'll take it to my grave that it was never a free kick for their first goal. Still, probably the best night in Portsmouth FC history. I was at both the FA Cup Final and the AC Milan game and the atmosphere was probably better at Fratton Park than it was at Wembley!
I miss ol Pompey..... they fell from grace fast and hard, I hope to see them up again someday...David James ,Jermaine Defoe and Peter Crouch were some of my favorite players
Guimarães away was just nuts. ACM at home was just a lot of rain. But the craziest fact of the lot is that Richard Hughes, I repeat...Richard-bloody-hughes... played against THAT team.
I was a season ticket holder at the time, fortunate to be at all the home European games, can’t see this returning to Pompey any time soon, we can dream, PUP 💙
Group stage at that time in UEFA cup (Europa league) had 5 teams in each. You get to play each team only once. Either that single game is home or away depends on the draw. Portsmouth finished 4th with 4 points, AC Milan were 2nd, just to be eliminated by Werder Bremen on away goals in Round of 32.
I miss Portsmouth, have not seen them for a long time ever since they got relegated, they had some old school players, i'm not a supporter of the club but never hated them too, always a joy to see them.
As a gooner i remember watching this game cos T.Adams was the manager i think! Just an example of a 'sliding doors' moment in football! Imagine how different T.Adams' managerial career wouldve been if hed managed to hold on to that lead! But no....they couldnt and ultimately T.Adams disappeared into the managerial abyss!
Spurs fan from the day I was born, Dad wouldn’t have had it any other way, but Jermain Defoe was my favourite player and when he moved to Pompey, I was watching weekly and if they had continued to improve or even stayed in the prem, I would’ve been questioning myself, the upside is we ended up just robbing their coach and half their squad
I went to university of Portsmouth and my lecturer who is a Pompey fan claimed that the AC Milan players refused to change in the dressing room so got changed on the bus.
i think for that game maldini, bonera and kaladze had just came back from injury and nesta was out all season hence why senderos got game time which on reflection seems laughable. can you imagine senderos going to training and having to compete with the likes of thiago silva, nesta, maldini, kaladze, bonera and favalli.
I was in mition end the best night of my life being the when of my favourite pompey games in 20 years support my home town club pompey till I die play up pompey one club one love portsmouth fc for life
remember when Evra said back then every team got world class players and people thought he was cappin? maybe his statement was a lil bit too heavy but this video made Evra's statement believable.
Aye and ye done well last night in europe tae. Stick with wee Barry he'll dae yae well efter aw the revolvin door management changes last few years. Gawn the Dons. (Fae a Pompey supporter uv'the green side a'Glesga)
When was the last time Vitoria Guimaraes was this relevant in europe? God i miss those days, when a Portuguese team would have european chances (other than Porto or Benfica... and even these two sometimes...)
there was a trench dug all the way around the pitch, I think it helped with drainage? also stopped the killer longthrows as you couldn't get a run up..
@@Chongo_657 something was going on, must of being some football logic and not drainage reasons,can’t find any reason behind it though or anyone else that brought the questions up
@@theunambiguous I think the hill helped the 6 yard box from turning into a swamp, but it also steered any daisy cutters away from the goal itself. Which is a consequence of the other being a choice is defn up for debate though seeing as its a game of 2 halves and Pompey still had to score at each end too. Albeit they had a better idea of the lay of the land so to speak.
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I was there that night, Fratton end, and the funniest thing I can remember was when Kaka stood ready to take a corner and the whole of the Fratton end starting singing "Who are ya" "Who are ya" and then the next second all these flashes going off as people took pics of Kaka on their phones. LOL 🤣🤣🤣🤣 so surreal and just about summed up the night. I'm 61 season ticket holder and been to some great matches over the years, Milk cup 81 16k fans at Anfield all the tic a tate, the Stockport game singing all through 2nd half non stop, Both FA cups and semis, Old trafford and Walshy scoring twice, 4-1 twice against them down the road. BUT this night I will take to my grave as my best time ever as a Pompey fan. PUP
What makes this even more remarkable is Kanu was actually 64 years old during this season.
He wasn't that old
@@myaphextwin807That's the joke
I think he was definitely in his 40s! Not as old as Yakubu though! He had to be 50 something!? Lol.
😂😂😂😂😂
@@pjsmith2744 He’s commonly acknowledged to be around 4 years older than the age he posted.
6:28 what a header from the coach 😂😂❤
Peter Crouch was a real baller
Was 9 when my dad took me to that AC Milan game. Absolutely surreal watching Ronaldinho come on and score that free kick. My favourite ever Pompey game aside from the 2008 fa cup final
It's still mind-blowing to me that I got to see the likes of Ronaldinho, Inzaghi, Kaka, Christiano Ronaldo, Scholes, Thierry Henry, and Steven Gerrard at Fratton Park.
For a long time we felt like the little football team that could.
We paid for the squad with our bankruptcy, but our FA Cup winning team was insanely talented too.
Johnson, Diarra, Defoe, Campbell, etc. If you put together an all-time Pompey 11, at least 6 of them would be from the 2008 season.
It was a hell of a time to be a Pompey fan.
Worth the bankruptcy
Ronaldinho scoring at Fratton Park is crazy
Probably the smallest team he’s ever played against
@@dan5974You do realize professional players have to start somewhere right? He was playing against division 3 Brazilians a youngster
@@Veztai all bigger than Portsmouth
@@dan5974 Bet you couldn't name 4 teams though lad
@@Veztai yes, it’s easy to name four bigger teams than Portsmouth. It’s harder to name someone who cares about Portsmouth.
R.I.P Bouba Diop 🙏
I was there at Fratton Park when we played against AC Milan and that was one of our greatest games we played in and I’m a season ticket holder for 26 years and still a season ticket holder. We were very close to beat AC Milan but ended 2-2 and the atmosphere at Fratton Park was incredible and amazing. Play up Pompey 🔵⚪️⚽️👍
As Chelses fan I must say that Pompey in 2008-2010 was fire until Harry Redknapp started to take all your players
Yes but he did get us to Wembley in the FA Cup final 2008 which we won that and I was there when Sol Campbell lifted the FA Cup. Us Pompey fans can create the best support than any other football club in England and we can be louder than other clubs as well. Play up Pompey 🔵⚪️⚽️👍
@JasonCleeveJAFC yeah, I hope to see you in the Premiere League again soon.
Ronaldinho did say the atmosphere at Fratton was the best in Europe.
@@jimboslice1231 yes and still is the best atmosphere in football. Play up Pompey ⚽🔵⚪👍
I've followed Pompey for over 50 years, seen us win a few things along the way and there have been many memorable matches and moments. But that night at FP v Milan ... it is unquestionably the most memorable moment of all. It was incredible.
Peter Crouch was the Target Man for every club he played for.
How On Earth A 6ft 7in-tall Guy Can Even Attempt a Bicycle Kick.
THis man here scored it.
Middlesbrough's UEFA Cup run was legendary. Shame we couldn't win it all but the final was agaisnt a very good side.
Kanu was a complete baller ⛹️, one attacking midfielder I still can never understand, he’s real position
Saw Kanu loads live at Fratton Park. Never seen a player so good with the ball at his feet.
@@adamlennard1828Considering he was like 6'4/6'5 as well, he was truly astonishing with his footwork.
@@adamlennard1828 Kanu was unique to watch.. one of the greatest from the Atlantan 96 golden generation, I still remember how he single handle destroyed Argentina 🇦🇷 and Brazil 🇧🇷 at the 96 Olympic Games, and won 🏆 us gold.. the streets never to forget KANU
Don’t forget when he ripped Chelsea apart in 15 mins with a hat-trick at Stamford Bridge
@@mrbossman6811 never to forget that afternoon in Stamford Bridge, what a comeback from Arsenal
I love how the coach loves every chance they create and motivates them with screams and thumbs up. Even when Crouch missed the bicycle kick.
Kanu is straight up world class🔥
As a biased Pompey fan I'll take it to my grave that it was never a free kick for their first goal. Still, probably the best night in Portsmouth FC history. I was at both the FA Cup Final and the AC Milan game and the atmosphere was probably better at Fratton Park than it was at Wembley!
I miss ol Pompey..... they fell from grace fast and hard, I hope to see them up again someday...David James ,Jermaine Defoe and Peter Crouch were some of my favorite players
I never realized portsmouth had crouch and defoe at the same time that’s legendary
you must be young
The size difference is amazing 😂
Guimarães away was just nuts. ACM at home was just a lot of rain. But the craziest fact of the lot is that Richard Hughes, I repeat...Richard-bloody-hughes... played against THAT team.
Kanu, Defoe, Crouch, Campbell, James, Portsmouth had some ballers back in the day
and Tony Adams as their manager 😂
Nico Kranjcar was top class as well.
This really was an incredible time to be a Portsmouth fan, I'm lucky enough to say I was there for it, granted I was 9 though
Crouch was very underrated
Ronaldinho comes on in the 74th minute cold and says hold my beer, I was hoping for the night off but I guess I’ll rescue us
5:29 what an effort from football goat peter crouch
I was a season ticket holder at the time, fortunate to be at all the home European games, can’t see this returning to Pompey any time soon, we can dream, PUP 💙
Portsmouth did well! They will remember these times forever! 🙌
King Kanu. What a time it was in Portsmouth.
Mad to think this whole journey almost didn’t happen. If that Guimarães goal in extra time had counted it would have been a different story
Group stage at that time in UEFA cup (Europa league) had 5 teams in each. You get to play each team only once. Either that single game is home or away depends on the draw.
Portsmouth finished 4th with 4 points, AC Milan were 2nd, just to be eliminated by Werder Bremen on away goals in Round of 32.
What can I say the good old days
Crazy that this video erased Braga from history lol
Such a weird group format. I'm glad it was scrapped.
That Free Kick brought on PTSD from the First Ronaldinho free kick .
Miss these times 😢
You were probably still crawling around on all fours during these times. What would there be to miss?
@@mr.piechipsandbakedbeans7967😂😂
@@mr.piechipsandbakedbeans7967😂
Inzaghi was a great forward; nimble, fast, good touch.
so many great player on this era
I would recreate this season in fifa 12 or 14 or 15 or 16 or 18
Crouch + Defoe? goddamn, Portsmouth had some ballers in their squad then
Only me that can’t remember Tony Adam’s being in charge at Portsmouth? 😂
After Redknapp fled the sinking ship. He wasn't there long 😂
That defoe-crouch combination is still in my head
Defoe was so underrated.
He was fairly rated. Never rated that low.
@@Kh-xl3ez Nah he should have been a more consistent starter for England.
Some hard hitting nostalgia right here. Popped up in my recommendations and bloody glad it did
Never forget that Tony bloody Adams managed to go 2-0 up against Milan
absolutely love this channel ❤
I was about 10 at the time and even I knew the dream was over when Ronaldinho came on 😂
I miss Portsmouth, have not seen them for a long time ever since they got relegated, they had some old school players, i'm not a supporter of the club but never hated them too, always a joy to see them.
i got hooked into the plot
very well made
Commentator on Ronaldinho's free kick; HE IS HAVING THAT LOOK IN HIS EYES🔥
As a gooner i remember watching this game cos T.Adams was the manager i think! Just an example of a 'sliding doors' moment in football!
Imagine how different T.Adams' managerial career wouldve been if hed managed to hold on to that lead! But no....they couldnt and ultimately T.Adams disappeared into the managerial abyss!
Peter crouch so underrated man
was at this game, will never forget that free kick
Spurs fan from the day I was born, Dad wouldn’t have had it any other way, but Jermain Defoe was my favourite player and when he moved to Pompey, I was watching weekly and if they had continued to improve or even stayed in the prem, I would’ve been questioning myself, the upside is we ended up just robbing their coach and half their squad
amazing video, beautifully edited, play up pompey
streets will never forget prime peter crouch
Now that's a name I haven't heard of in a while😂
It was the craziest atmosphere ever
One of those ‘yep that happened’ fixtures.
Great memories 💙
Crouch was a different breed of animal; we will never see a player like him.
Nwakwo Kanu Legend so underared
I went to university of Portsmouth and my lecturer who is a Pompey fan claimed that the AC Milan players refused to change in the dressing room so got changed on the bus.
How did they deal with half of serie a then? 😂😂
i think for that game maldini, bonera and kaladze had just came back from injury and nesta was out all season hence why senderos got game time which on reflection seems laughable. can you imagine senderos going to training and having to compete with the likes of thiago silva, nesta, maldini, kaladze, bonera and favalli.
Those were the Days. PUP.
Those were the days, doesnt seem like that long ago but 15 years now
Inzaghi what a legend!
Happy days. One day again perhaps
Brilliant!
thought the first half highlights against milan was the entire match, absolutely gripping!
That was the year when Werder Bremen v Shaktar in the final.
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Was good times.
Happy. Days ……and evenings 💙
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Correct. I'm still learning, so the result will improve. What preset to use depends on the source footage
Remember watching it was it on channel 5 can't remember .
Keeper had a blinder in that first game
I was in mition end the best night of my life being the when of my favourite pompey games in 20 years support my home town club pompey till I die play up pompey one club one love portsmouth fc for life
Inzaghi: Al Pacino of the penalty box
Legend vid
pompey used to be a league winner club
remember when Evra said back then every team got world class players and people thought he was cappin? maybe his statement was a lil bit too heavy but this video made Evra's statement believable.
Peter Crouch really likes far post
Never a foul on Dinho for the freekick
defoe was lethal back then
Still remember that Ronaldinho fk 🔥 Channel 5 Europa League days 🤣
Portsmouth are a big side. I support Aberdeen FC in Scotland.
Aye and ye done well last night in europe tae. Stick with wee Barry he'll dae yae well efter aw the revolvin door management changes last few years. Gawn the Dons. (Fae a Pompey supporter uv'the green side a'Glesga)
Watching this after going away to portsmouth in league 1 😂😂😂
Ahh triffic triffic world class 😂😂😂
Still amazes me how pissed our goalmouth used to be. Remember Owen having to retake a penlty coz the ball rolled off the spot 😂
Oh, I had no idea they played in Europe. Truly, sleeping men down there
Pup 💙
6:28 💙
Wow que equipo el del portsmouth
When was the last time Vitoria Guimaraes was this relevant in europe? God i miss those days, when a Portuguese team would have european chances (other than Porto or Benfica... and even these two sometimes...)
Bro You made Sporting crying😂
When stoke were in Europe it was sick crouchy is a stoke legend
7:31 🤙🤙🤙
Who was that guimares keeper? Looked insane
That Crouch better than weghorst
Why no mention of the Braga group game?
When Portsmouth had spurs up front
James shouting at his defenders in the game vs. V. Guimaraes during free kick, but he didn't even dare to move...
Yeah, because his defenders shouldn't have let the ball through.
You forgot the game against Braga
Nost Fc Crouch partner
Portsmouth is in Europe 😂
Used to really annoy me that the goal posts were on top of a hill at Fratton Park, does anyone know why and how this was allowed?
there was a trench dug all the way around the pitch, I think it helped with drainage? also stopped the killer longthrows as you couldn't get a run up..
@@Chongo_657 something was going on, must of being some football logic and not drainage reasons,can’t find any reason behind it though or anyone else that brought the questions up
@@theunambiguous I think the hill helped the 6 yard box from turning into a swamp, but it also steered any daisy cutters away from the goal itself. Which is a consequence of the other being a choice is defn up for debate though seeing as its a game of 2 halves and Pompey still had to score at each end too. Albeit they had a better idea of the lay of the land so to speak.
The year of this events plz