Portsmouth Football Club is an English football club based in the south coast city of Portsmouth. The club is nicknamed Pompey, sometimes called 'The Blues', with their fans known as 'The Blue Army'. They play in the Premier League. They have played their home matches at Fratton Park since 1898. The club is currently owned by the Franco-Russian-Israeli Alexandre Gaydamak. They are the current holders of the FA Cup which was won in 2008 and the Barclays Asia Trophy. Pompey's bitter rivals are local team Southampton who currently play in the Championship. Division One winners: 1949, 1950 Division Two winners: 2003 Runners-up: 1927, 1987 Division Three winners: 1962, 1983, 1924 (South) FA Cup winners: 1939, 2008 Runners-up: 1929, 1934 Legend: Left-half Jimmy Dickinson made 764 league appearances for Pompey between 1946 and 1965. Gentleman Jim was never booked or sent off for either club or country. Terrace hero: Sylvain Distin has proved to be yet another inspired signing by Harry Redknapp. Rock-solid debut season following his free transfer from Manchester City. Finest hour: Back-to-back titles in 1949 and 1950, although reaching the 2008 FA Cup final - beating Manchester United at home along the way - is also a remarkable achievement. Lowest ebb: Despite fans raising £25,000 to keep the club afloat, the need to sell of their best players saw them relegated to Division Four in 1978.