Michael and Eric Eisner pre-recorded a nine-minute video address to the Portsmouth Supporters’ Trust for Monday night’s Q&A with members. Here is the full transcript…

Portsmouth chairman Michael Eisner and co-owner Eric Eisner addressed members of the Portsmouth Supporters' Trust in a pre-recorded nine-minute video. Speaking after a victory against Swansea, the club owners praised Portsmouth's current form in the Championship, highlighting a six-game unbeaten streak that lifted the team to 10th place. Michael Eisner outlined the club's long-term strategy, detailing his family's ownership succession plan and the ongoing focus on operational stability.
Eisner explained that the club will prioritize player recruitment and analytics rather than expanding Fratton Park's capacity beyond roughly 21,000 seats. He also addressed broader financial concerns across the English Football League, citing revenue disparities with the Premier League. Eisner emphasized that Portsmouth aims to compete for a top-eight finish without risking financial instability or taking reckless chances with the club's future.
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