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Nickname For Bournemouth Fans
at 00:05 18 Feb 2025

From the historical kit link above

“Wearing distinctive salmon pink shirts with maroon trim (the colours of the city's trams) they were nicknamed "The Shrimps," and finished as runners-up in their inaugural season. In 1902 they won the championship”.

https://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Portsmouth/Portsmouth.htm


So, we have mention of the cities trams, and below we have BS colour charts that state they are derived from the shades of Trams used in Britain, and Salmon Pink is detailed ; but Pompadour Pink has no mention at all.

“Many colour names as used for trams were standardised in the 1930s by the British Colour Council and some of these have passed down into British Standard BS 381c, which contains such names as Signal red and PO (Post Office) red, and describes colours used for utility, municipal and military purposes. Many of the names used in British period tramway records tie up with colours in the standard. This colour chart shows the BS 381c shades for guidance only. Appearance will vary between different screens. For printing use a glossy paper with the printer set for the highest quality. Beneath the colour names are the RGB component values for each shade”.

https://www.tramwayinfo.com/Tramframe.htm? https://www.tramwayinfo.com/tramways/Articles/Colourchart.htm


Oh hes' getting bored now, as he is losing the argument
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Nickname For Bournemouth Fans
at 23:27 17 Feb 2025

A fine post

What we do have is British Standard Colour charts that reference Tram colours throughout the country. It is noticeable that Salmon Pink is mentioned but not Pompadour Pink in conjunction with any trams, or even with any Pompey kit
https://www.tramwayinfo.com/Tramframe.htm? https://www.tramwayinfo.com/tramways/Articles/Colourchart.htm

We also have umpteen sources of Pompeys original kit and info relating to the colours of those first kits. We even have a 125th birthday celebration kit researched by the Pompey History Society to ensure the kit colours were accurate. We also have the correct shade when it comes to looking at those early pictures.
https://www.historicalkits.co.uk/Portsmouth/Portsmouth.htm
https://www.footyheadlines.com/2023/08/portsmouth-23-24-125th-anniversary-third-

Looks like its salmon Pink all the way
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As it stands, Is there any more point in Southampton F C being a football club ?
at 12:33 17 Feb 2025

I think this is a harsh thread tbh. Soton fc obviously has a point and more.

In fact, presently it has nine points.
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Nickname For Bournemouth Fans
at 12:26 17 Feb 2025

If Dirk Buffoon had re-read his posted article, it has 3 paragraphs going on about the Essex regiment ie nothing to do with Portsmouth

If he had bothered to do some research, he would have found that there are 4 possibilities for the nickname and one of those has do do with a french ship called La Pompie in a mutiny at spithead in 1797, and another has to do with writing in a log all ships entering the harbour and shortening the entry to Pom. P short for Portsmouth Point which was happening before Portsmouth fc was formed.

If he had bothered to do a bit more research he would have found out that some of the local trams were painted salmon pink with maroon trims, and this was what the first Pompey kit was based on. As usual though his emotions drive his mind rather than reading the info and letting logic take his thinking over.
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Nickname For Bournemouth Fans
at 14:32 16 Feb 2025

Why don't you read the article that you posted again, and try to work out where you have gooned out.

I may come back on later today or tomorrow to see how you are getting on with this 'challenging' task
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Nickname For Bournemouth Fans
at 11:18 16 Feb 2025

Its complete nonsense. Dirk the Buffoon has completely misread that article. He is absolutely clueless
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Nickname For Bournemouth Fans
at 12:12 15 Feb 2025

How about the 'Championship Winners'

Its got a ring to it tbf
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Nickname For Bournemouth Fans
at 12:07 15 Feb 2025

Have you got a half and half Bournemouth-Soton scarf?

Somone, somehwere could make a bit of money out of them as more nippers from Bournemouth start following their local team
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Where are we today? And where will be be next year?
at 12:04 15 Feb 2025

Brilliant news. You have certainly needed it this season.
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Where are we today? And where will be be next year?
at 12:03 15 Feb 2025

Posted at 7.53, then again at 11.38, so getting on for about 4 hours

Haven’t posted on this site for around 2 months.

But yeh, I’ve been on the message-board all night

Glory Pat, dribbling on and on again with nonsense. I guess this is what happens when your local glory team implodes in a big way
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Where are we today? And where will be be next year?
at 00:15 15 Feb 2025

Oh dear, I've come back from the pub and typed in a T rather than an E

Its almost as bad as travelling 70 miles up the road twice a month to see the worse team in Soton history, and then having real Bournemouth fans tell you how crap 'your' team is.

Dribble, dribble, dribble, all that dribbling skill 'your' club used to have has now disappeared and gone up the road to Dorset.
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Where are we today? And where will be be next year?
at 23:55 14 Feb 2025

I believe basketball was only ever mentioned once, maybe twice, whereas you have mentioned you live in Poole about 150 times or more.

Must be tough driving a 70 mile round trip to see a considerably worst team than the one based in your town, the town where you were born and grew up in.

You glory hunter.
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Where are we today? And where will be be next year?
at 23:38 14 Feb 2025

You seem to be struggling to accept that this season will be your worst ever season ie your worst set of results in your entire 140 year history.

Not sure why you need to hide this fact up, and say that it is in your top/ bottom 3 worst ever seasons. It will be your worst ever season FACT.

It must be hard living in Poole and supporting a team from outside your town knowing that the town in which you live will have a better team for the next 5, 6 , 7 years or maybe even a decade.

It would explain the irrational anger being displayed here.
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Where are we today? And where will be be next year?
at 19:53 14 Feb 2025

When you get relegated this season in last spot, would it be more accurate to say that you finished

A) In the bottom spot
B) In the bottom three
C) In the bottom six

Please take your time on this, as you do seem to be struggling here
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Where are we today? And where will be be next year?
at 19:27 14 Feb 2025

Lost the argument there Thickie
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Where are we today? And where will be be next year?
at 18:59 14 Feb 2025

If it will be the worst ever season, then you don't need to say it will be in the worst 3, or even the worst 6 or worst 10

Thickie Mcthickface
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Where are we today? And where will be be next year?
at 17:07 14 Feb 2025

Looks like it will be your worst ever season. ie not in your bottom 3 worst seasons.

Unless you win about 7 or 8 more games.

Get some practice in for next season eh!!
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Dibbling on his way to Spurs ?
at 13:32 28 Jan 2025

He'd be better off going to Bournemouth or even Brighton. He'll get lots of development and PL games
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A thread for good news only
at 18:34 17 Jan 2025

Soton will win more games next season than this.
[Post edited 17 Jan 18:42]
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Today In 2011
at 18:58 20 Dec 2024

Radio Solent, so its obviously TRUE

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p04cdghs
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