Portsmouth will be continuing to fight for promotion if and when the season resumes as the League One battle at the top of the table continues.
In a decent position, there's still plenty of work to do but Pompey will be confident of getting themselves into the top two.
Whilst we wait to see if the campaign is even going to get up and running again, though, we've been taking a look at players past at the club.
Here, then, are six of the worst signings Portsmouth have made...
Kostas Chalkias was at the club for a year before moving on to Real Murcia and during his time at Portsmouth he made just 5 appearances.
He was erratic in the area and his aerial dominance - or lack of it - gave the defenders in front of him a fair few headaches.
Yassin Moutaouakil had a fantastic name but that was about it - his talent certainly did not match.
A full-back in 2013 and 2014 for Pompey, his time in League Two was torrid as he was constantly embarrassed by opposing wingers.
Harry Redknapp made some fantastic signings during his time as Portsmouth manager but Roudolphe Douala was not one of them.
He played just 7 times for Pompey and, perhaps unsurprisingly, offered little in terms of goals or assists.
Azar Karadas signed under Alain Perrin and prolific in front of goal he was not.
Harry Redknapp wasn't impressed with what he saw and soon set him packing - he didn't quite have the level Jermain Defoe had in following seasons, put it that way.
Paul McCallum had a poor time at Portsmouth during a six-month period in 2015.
He was sent off against Southend and then made things worse by getting hold of the referee.
That largely ended his time at the club and after his suspension, he looked pretty demotivated.
Adam Reed joined in January 2013 and left in March 2013 - it's hardly a sign that he was a massive signing for Pompey.
He couldn't cross a ball particularly well at Portsmouth's level, and beating a full-back wasn't high on his list of strong points either - he now plays in Thailand.
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