The 30-year-old central defender reached the notable landmark following his 227th outing for the Blues in Tuesday night’s 3-1 win over Cambridge United.
By doing so, he heads an impressive list including fellow former Player of the Seasons, FA Cup winners, First Division title winners, League Two title winners and several Pompey Hall of Famers.
Here are the Blues’ top-14 appearance makers since January 2000...
5. Christian Burgess - 210 games
Signed from Peterborough in June 2015 for an undisclosed fee by Paul Cook, the central defender became a hugely popular figure. Won the 2016-17 League Two title, the 2019 Checkatrade Trophy and also crowned the 2019-20 The News/Sports Mail's Player of the Season. Picture: Nigel Keene/ProSportsImages/PinP Photo: Nigel Keene
6. Matt Taylor - 203 games
Whether at left-back or left midfield, Matt Taylor was an energetic, hard-working player with an eye for a spectacular goal. A key player in the 2002-03 First Division title-winning side and also the 2006 Great Escape who never hides his affection for his former club. Picture: Ryan Pierse, Getty Images Photo: Ryan Pierse
7. Gary O'Neil - 192 games
Came through Pompey's ranks to make his debut as a 16-year-old in January 2000 against Barnsley. Went on to feature in the 2002-03 First Division title-winning side before truly establishing himself as Blues captain in the Premier League, also winning The News/Sports Mail's Player of the Season. Picture: Steve Reid Photo: Steve Reid
8. Ben Close - 190 games
The lad from Fratton who climbed through the Pompey ranks and represented the club he supported, Ben Close cherished his time with the Blues more than most. The cultured midfielder was always a calming presence and won the 2019 Checkatrade Trophy, while produced an eye-catching cameo off the bench for the 2020 final. Picture: Kieran Cleeves/ProSportsImages/P Photo: Kieran Cleeves