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Portsmouth intend to make an official complaint to the Football Association over insults aimed at Sol Campbell by Spurs fans at Fratton Park last Sunday.
Campbell, who chose to leave Tottenham on a free transfer to rivals Arsenal in 2001, was subjected to prolonged abuse.
Complaints from Portsmouth fans were made to Hampshire Police, who initially said they could not take action due to the huge number of Spurs fans involved.
The FA said it will ban for life any fans they can prove were connected.
BBC Sport's Gordon Farquhar explained that both the FA and the local police were now dealing with the matter.
"They wanted a formal complaint to come from the club too as that reinforces their position legally, because they intend to get tough," he said.
"The FA say this isn't about hitting Spurs as a club, it's about identifying those responsible now and making sure they're banned from football for life."
Pompey urged the FA to investigate after holding talks with Campbell, their 34-year-old club captain.
In a statement Portsmouth said: "Both Sol and the club feel no player should be subjected to personal abuse of this nature and that it has no place in football.
"The club will be urging the FA to look into this as a matter of urgency and will co-operate fully in any investigations which take place, either by the FA or by Hampshire Police."
Meanwhile, a spokeswoman for Hampshire Police confirmed that one complaint had been made and that it would be investigated.
Opinions? Think Portsmouth are pathetic really.