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Takeover latest
Sulaiman Al Fahim announces ownership of Pompey
Sulaiman Al Fahim has now committed himself to buying the club.
Peter Storrie's deal to buy the club will no longer go ahead.
Apparently, Standard bank have allowed the takeover with a guarantee from Sulaiman Al Fahim to take on Gaydmak's debt to the bank of £27 million.
As Pompeycentre.com understands, the total price for the purchase is approximately £35 million to £37 million.
It can be assumed then, that the only monies Al_Fahim has to pay up front is around £8 million to £10 million to Gaydamak.
Peter Storrie was never informed of the decision and the work to bring in an alternate investor/owner has now been discarded.
He has expressed dismay at the outcome in that he was not told.
Despite the announcement, Pompeycentre.com understands that the deal has not yet been ratified and signed off by the premier league.
Reports in the Guardian suggest that the premier league have yet to be satisfied with the sources of his finance.
The league has requested documentation to back this up and can employ forensic accountants if it deems that necessary.
Pompeycentre.com hopes that Al-Fahim is able to proceed with purchasing the type of player we need to keep us in the premier league.
If this is left until after the current transfer deadline, then it may be too late to save Pompey from relegation.
3 months has been far too long for the matter to be settled and the club have suffered by having to sell players to survive.
Transfer News
SUMMER SIGNINGS
AARON MOKOENA (Blackburn) Free
STEVE FINNAN (Espanyol) Free
ANTTI NIEMI (released by Fulham) Free
TOMMY SMITH (Watford) £1.8m
MICHAEL BROWN (Wigan) Nominal
KEVIN-PRINCE BOATENG (Spurs) £4m
MICHAEL WILLIAMSON (Watford) £3m
TAL BEN HAIM (Manchester City) £2m
DANNY WEBBER (Free agent) Free
TOTAL: £10.8m
LOANS
FREDERIC PIQUIONNE (Lyon)
ANTHONY VANDEN BORRE (Genoa)
JAMIE O’HARA (Tottenham)
ARUNA DINDANE (Lens)
HASSAN YEBDA (Benfica)
SUMMER DEPARTURES
SOL CAMPBELL (released)
JEROME THOMAS (released)
GLEN JOHNSON (Liverpool, £18m)
DJIMI TRAORE (Monaco, free)
SEAN DAVIS (Bolton, free)
PETER CROUCH (Tottenham, £9m)
MARTIN CRANIE (Coventry, £1m)
SYLVAIN DISTIN (Everton) £5.3m
NIKO KRANJCAR (Spurs) £2.5m
DAVID NUGENT (Burnley) loan
TOTAL: £35.8m
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Transfer Details
Pompey sign Danny Webber
Pompey sign out-of-contract forward Danny Webber (27) (formerly of Sheffield United) on a 2 year deal
Nugent leaves for Burnley
David Nugent has left Pompey to join Burnley on a 6 month loan deal with an option to buy.
Pompey sign Mike Williamson
Pompey sign central defender Mike Williamson (25), (a former Saint) from Watford for £2m (rising to £3m). Williamson joins up with former Watford team-mate Tommy Smith
Kranjcar leaves for Spurs
Nico Kranjcar signs for Spurs for £2.5m
Pompey sign Ben Haim
Pompey sign Ben-Haim (27)(£2m) on a 4 year contract from Man-City. (central defence or at right back)
Midfielder Hassan Yebda signs
Portsmouth have completed the signing of Benfica midfielder Hassan Yebda (25) on a season-long deal
Dindane finally signs
Aruna Dindane has signed for Pompey on a season long loan deal. The Ivory Coast international striker has roughly a scoring ration of one in three games.
Spurs duo join Pompey
Pompey have signed spurs duo German Kevin-Prince Boateng (22) (midfield) for 4 million and Jamie O'Hara (22)(midfield) on loan till Christmas.
Michael Brown signs for Pompey
Pompey have signed midfielder Michael Brown (32) from Wigan on a 2 year contract for a 'nominal fee'.
Tommy Smith signs
Watford striker Tommy Smith (29) has signed for Pompey on a 4 year deal for £1.8m
Sylvain Distin departs to Everton
Sylvain Distin has left Pompey to join Everton for £5.3m
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POMPEY WIN THE 2008 FA CUP FINAL
Saturday, May 17, 2008
“FA Cup Final: Victory for Portsmouth”
“Redknapp for England”
Quotes: Steve Claridge
“Undoubtedly Portsmouth were the best side after they scored, but the game was very even and the most fluid football came from Cardiff early in the game. But for the game, when Portsmouth scored it was a little bit like West Brom, they strangled the life out of the game. It was always going to be one of those where the first goal is absolutely vital because Portsmouth are one of those teams that are mainly set up to contain and when they go ahead it is going to be a really tough ask for any team to come back into it. If they go behind then we have to see a different side to them. I felt when they scored that was it, they defended well and bossed the game after that and you couldn’t see Cardiff getting back into it.” - Steve Claridge
“Harry heaped with praise for triumph”
Former FA Cup finalist Geoff Thomas is convinced that without Harry Redknapp, Portsmouth would not have been able to attract the calibre of player that helped them win this season’s competition.
Pompey triumphed 1-0 over Cardiff at Wembley on Saturday to add an FA Cup trophy to their silverware cabinet for the first time in 69 years.
Redknapp has galvanised the South Coast side since his return to Fratton Park, with players of the ilk of David James and Sol Campbell joining his revolution.
“[Redknapp] is an asset to the club and an attraction to players,” Thomas told Setanta Sports News. “These players wouldn’t normally have gone to Portsmouth. Harry Redknapp is a big magnet to the club.”
Thomas, who lost in the 1990 final with Crystal Palace, feels Cardiff can stand proud after their display at Wembley, even if he concedes defeat will be a bitter pill for them to swallow.
“Cardiff went out, started the game well and dominated 45 minutes,” he added. “On the back of [Nwankwo] Kanu’s goal, the game slowly went away from Cardiff in the second half.
“It is a terrible place to lose because you go there with the intention of enjoying every minute, but when you’re on that pitch you want to enjoy every minute.
“You go back on the pitch and all you do is look up and watch the opposing captain lift the cup.”
Kanu scoring Pompey's goal in the 2008 FA Cup Final
Kanu hailed his match-winning performance in the FA Cup final as the finest in his illustrious career after scoring the 37th-minute goal that took the trophy back to Portsmouth for the first time in 69 years. The 31-year-old Nigeria striker, who has won the Champions League, Olympics, FA Cup and Premier League titles, claimed that nothing could compare to his winning strike and man-of-the-match award.
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Saturday October 3, 2009
Full Time: Wolves 0 v Pompey 1
First half
A very open game, with Pompey deservedly taking the lead on 20 minutes.
A disputed corner given to Pompey and Boateng delivers a cross for Yebda to head home.
Boateng has been the outstanding player on the pitch
Half-time: Wolves 0 v Pompey 1
63 mins Wilson handles in the box and it should be a penalty to Wolves but Pompey escape
73 mins Webber on for Dindane who has played well as a lone striker
78 mins Mokoena replaces Yebda.
83 mins Boateng is booked for an inocuous challenge
86 mins James makes a great save as Wolves nearly score
89 mins Wolves camped in Pompeys half for the last few minutes as Pompey hang on
90 mins Vanden Borre replaces Smith
Full-time: Wolves 0 v Pompey 1 - Pompey good value for the win
Teams
Pompey: James, Finnan, Wilson, Ben-Haim, Kaboul, O'Hara, Brown, Yebda, Boateng, Dindane, Smith.
Subs: Begovic, Mokoena, Williamson, Utaka, Vanden Borre, Webber, Belhadj.
Wolves: Hennessey, Foley, Mancienne, Berra, Elokobi, Halford, Henry, Edwards, Jarvis, Doyle, Keogh.
Subs: Hahnemann, Craddock, Kightly, Ebanks-Blake, Milijas, Zubar, Maierhofer.
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Saturday September 26, 2009
Full Time: Pompey 0 v Everton 1
42 mins Kaboul misses header and SAHA scores for Everton
Pompey went behind after playing reasonably well for most of the first half.
Pompey dominate second half but just cannot score
Paul Hart will be desperately disappointed with Kaboul's error
Changes for Pompey from the last league game as Marc Wilson is drafted in at the back, Aruna Dindane is given a Premier League debut while Belhadj drops to the bench and Frederic Piquionne is nowhere to be seen.
Pompey: James, Vanden Borre, Kaboul, Wilson, Ben-Haim, Mokoena, Brown, O'Hara, Boateng, Smith, Dindane. Subs: Begovic, Mullins, Williamson, Webber, Kanu, Yebda, Belhadj
Everton: Howard, Heitinga, Yobo, Distin, Baines, Osman, Fellaini, Rodwell, Pienaar, Cahill, Saha Subs: Nash, Hibbert, Bilyaletdinov, Jo, Gosling, Yakubu, Neill
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Tuesday September 22, 2009
Full-Time: Carlisle 1 v Pompey 3
Morale boosting win for Pompey
Pompey fight back to win after conceding the first goal in the second minute from a penalty conceeded by Mokoena (the sixth they have conceeded this season).
Striker Aruna Dindane scored the first Pompey goal on his debut to equalize in the 26th minute and set up the third goal (Borre 63 mins) as Pompey picked up a rare win to progress in the Carling Cup against Carlisle.
The second Pompey goal was scored by Webber (32 mins).
Half-time Carlisle 1 Pompey 2
Comments...
A morale boosting win and a promising debut from Dindane, albeit against lower league opposition
Teams
Carlisle United (4-4-2):
L Pidgeley — D Raven, D Livesey (sub: R Keogh, 74min), P Murphy (sub: M Bridge-Wilkinson, 74), I Harte — K Hurst, P Thirlwell, T Taiwo (sub: S Dobie, 78), M Robson — R Offiong, J Anyinsah.
Substitutes not used: A Collin, E Horwood, G Rothery, G Madine.
Portsmouth (4-3-1-2):
A Begovic — A Vanden Borre, A Mokoena, Y Kaboul, N Belhadj — H Mullins, A Basinas, H Yebda (sub: M Brown, 77) — J Utaka — D Webber (sub: F Piquionne, 87), A Dindane (sub: Kanu, 68).
Substitutes not used: J Ashdown, G Mahoto, L Sowah.
Referee: N Swarbrick.
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Saturday September 19, 2009
Full-Time: Aston Villa 2 v Pompey 0
Summary
Mistakes by Belhadj (giving away a penalty) and Ben Haim gift the points to Aston Villa.
Despite Pompey's efforts they remain goalless.
6 defeats on the trot and the worst opening series of results in the History of the Premier League and Pompey's worst start for 87 years.
Stats
Villa Pompey
7 Goal Attempts 17
5 On Target 12
7 Corners 5
17 Fouls 13
2 Yellow Cards 0
0 Red Cards 0
54 % 46
Comments...
A fairly predictable win for Villa, however the stats show Pompey had a much higher number of attempts at goal despite remaining goalless
The irony being that Nugent scores twice on his debut for Burnley in their 3-1 win over Sunderland, after coming on as substitute in the 56th minute.
Teams
Portsmouth: James, Vanden Borre, Kaboul, Ben-Haim, Belhadj, Mokoena, Smith, Brown, Boateng, O'Hara, Piquionne
Subs: Begovic, Mullins, Williamson, Utaka, Webber, Kanu, Yebda.
Pompey Subs used: Kanu and Webber (75, 76 mins) for Smith and Piquionne
Aston Villa: Friedel, Cuellar, Dunne, Collins, Warnock, Petrov, Milner, Sidwell, Ashley Young, Agbonlahor, Carew
Subs: Guzan, Delfouneso, Delph, Heskey, Shorey, Beye, Gardner.
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Saturday September 12, 2009
Full-Time: Pompey 2 v Bolton 3
First half
Bolton lead through Cohen after 13 mins.
Kaboul equalizes with a towering header from an O'Hara corner (25 mins). A few minutes later Kaboul has another chance but heads wide
Penalty for Bolton as Belhadj is caught on the ball and Kevin Davies is brought down by Ben Haim
Matt Taylor sends James the wrong way from the spot (41 mins) to give Bolton a 2-1 lead. The penalty was harsh
Half-Time: Pompey 1 v Bolton 2
Second half
Pompey now doing the pressing. Bolton appear to still be in the dressing room
Pompey denied a penalty after Smith appears to be fouled in the box (48 mins) then O'Hara shoots over bar (50 mins). Belhadj is creating a lot of chances, no-one to convert. Smith shoots over
Boateng scores (63) after O'Hara has a shot blocked from a cross by Belhadj
71 mins Two changes for Bolton - Klasnic and Basham replace Mark Davies and Ricketts. O'Hara is replaced by Yebda for Pompey.
77: McCann replaces Cohen for Bolton
83 mins Smith replaced by Webber
Cahill scores for Bolton (89) with Taylor in an offside position (but, according to the referee, not interfering)
Teams
Portsmouth: James, Belhadj, Kaboul, Ben Haim, Vanden Borre, Mokoena, Brown, O'Hara, Boateng, Smith, Piquionne.
Subs: Begovic, Mullins, Williamson, Utaka, Webber, Kanu, Yebda
Booked: Kaboul, Belhadj
Bolton: Jaaskelainen, Samuel, Cahill, Muamba, Taylor, Knight, Davies K, Steinsson, Davies M, Ricketts, Cohen.
Subs: Al Habsi, Robinson, Klasnic, McCann, Yong Lee, Basham, O'Brien
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Major Pompey transfers since July 2008
*In
July 2008 Peter Crouch (Liverpool, £9m)
Aug Younes Kaboul (Tottenham, £3m)
Aug Jerome Thomas (Charlton, free)
Aug Armand Traoré (Arsenal, loan)
Jan 2009 Nadir Belhadj (Lens, £4.4m)
Jan Jermaine Pennant (Liverpool, loan)
Jan Hayden Mullins (West Ham, £1m)
July Steve Finnan (unattached)
Aug Aaron Mokoena (unattached)
Aug Frederic Piquionne (Lyons, loan)
Aug Antti Niemi (retirement)
Aug Anthony Vanden Borre (Genoa, loan)
Aug Tommy Smith (Watford, £1.8m)
Aug Kevin-Prince Boateng (Spurs, £4m)
Aug Jamie O'Hara (Spurs, loan)
Aug Aruna Dindane (Lens, loan)
Aug Michael Brown (Wigan) Nominal
Aug Michael Williamson (Watford) £3m
Aug Tal Ben Haim (Manchester City) £2m
TOTAL: £28.2m
*Out
July 2008 Sulley Muntari (Internazionale, £12.7m)
Aug Pedro Mendes (Rangers, £3m)
Jan 2009 Lassana Diarra (Real Madrid, £20m)
Jan Jermain Defoe (Tottenham, £15m)
July Sol Campbell, Jerome Thomas (released)
July Glen Johnson (Liverpool, £18m)
July Djimi Traoré (Monaco, free)
July Sean Davis (Bolton, free)
Aug Peter Crouch (Tottenham, £9m)
Aug Martin Cranie (Coventry, £1m)
Aug Sylvain Distin (Everton, £5.5m)
Aug Niko Kranjcar (Spurs, £2.5m)
TOTAL: £86.7m
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Sunday August 30, 2009
Result: Pompey 0 v Manchester City 1
First half
Hughes booked for foul (12 mins)
Adebayor is unmarked in the centre of the goal (where is Distin?!) from a corner and scores with a header (30 mins)
Man City start to dominate towards the end of the half
Half-time. Pompey have worked hard, but City deserve to be ahead.
Second half
No team changes at half-time. Pompey trying to get back in the game at last (65 mins) and Mullins has a great chance (66 mins) but city clear.
Utaka on for Smith (68 mins), Kanu on for Piquionne (74 mins), Nugent on for Hughes (87 mins). Utaka shoots wide
Nugent has Pompey's only shot on target after 88 mins - but he shoots straight at Given
Plus points: Pompey tried and the goalkeeping of Begovic, but ONE shot on target all match tells the story
Final Score:
Pompey 0 Manchester City 1
Shots at goal: Pompey (7) City (12)
Shots on target: Pompey (1) City (7)
Corners: Pompey (3) City (11)
Fouls committed: Pompey (13) City (10)
Teams
Portsmouth: Begovic, Vanden Borre, Kaboul, Mokoena, Belhadj, Brown, Mullins, Hughes, Smith, Kranjcar, Piquionne
Subs: Ashdown, Kanu, Basinas, Nugent, Utaka, Ward, Hreidarsson
Man City: Given, Richards, Toure, Lescott, Bridge, Wright-Phillips, Barry, Ireland, Bellamy, Adebayor, Tevez
Subs: Taylor, Onuoha, Zableta, Robinho, Petrov, De Jong, Weiss
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Tuesday August 25, 2009
Result: Pompey 4 v Hereford 1
Pompey 4 v Hereford 1 (Final Score)
Scorers: Pompey: Piquionne(20), Utaka(23), Kranjcar(43) Hughes(56) Hereford: Plummer(62)
Verdict: Piquionne sets up 2 goals and scores 1 before half-time as Pompey comfortably beat Hereford
Goals from Frederic Piquionne (20), John Utaka (23) and Niko Kranjcar (43) had given Pompey a comfortable half-time lead.
Half-time: Pompey 3 Hereford 0
Richard Hughes then scored on 56 mins to make it 4-0
Hereford pulled a goal back from the penalty spot after 62 mins(Plummer)
Subs used: Nugent on for Utaka (46), Kanu on for Piquionne (64), Mahoto on for Hughes (76)
Bookings: Begovic(60), Kaboul(77) both for unsporting behaviour
Team news
Distin looks set to sign for Everton and was withdrawn from the starting lineup. His place was taken by Joel Ward, a young centre back from the Academy
Team:
Pompey: Begovic, Vanden Borre, Kaboul, Ward, Belhadj, Utaka, Hughes, Bassinas, Mokoena, Kranjcar, Piquionne
Subs: Ashdown, Mullins, Nugent, Kanu, Ritchie, Mahoto, Hurst.
Hereford: Bartlett, Green, Rose, Lunt, Southam, Constantine, Godsmark, Dennehy, C Jones, D Jones, Plummer
Subs: Adamson, Valentine, Lowe, Tolley, Gwynne, Done, Jackson
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Saturday August 22, 2009
Result: Arsenal 4 v Pompey 1
Arsenal 4 v Pompey 1 (Diaby 18, 21 mins, Gallas 51 mins, Ramsey 69 mins) Kaboul (37 mins)
Diaby scores 2 in the first 21 mins and Kaboul scores with a header for Pompey against the run of play after 37 mins.
David James makes 3 good saves from Van Persie as Arsenal have dominated.
Arsenal were left wondering why they weren't winning by a bigger margin at the break.
Half-time: Arsenal 2 v Pompey 1
Second half, Pompey start well. Utaka and Piquionne have good chances.
Utaka goes down under challenge from Gallas and claims a penalty. Cameras show Utaka tripped himself!
Gallas scores a scrappy goal for Arsenal to make it 3-1 after 52 mins.
Second half, its now all Arsenal with James msking good saves
Piquionne clean through but fails
Kanu off (68 mins) to be replaced by Nugent
Ramsey makes it 4-1 for Arsenal after 69 mins
Wilson off with groin problem (70 mins) to be replaced by Vanden Borre
James off with muscle problem (76 mins) to be replaced by Begovic who makes a good save 2 mins later
Piquionne tees up Utaka with a sitter but he shoots wide (83 mins)
Piquionne, Mokoena, Belhadj bright spots for Pompey as they are well beaten
Full-time: Arsenal 4 v Pompey 1
Pompey: James; Wilson, Kaboul, Distin, Belhadj; Mullins, Mokoena, Kranjcar; Utaka, Piquionne; Kanu
Subs: Begovic, Vanden Borre, Ward, Hughes, Basinas, Ritchie, Nugent
Player ratings:
James(6); Wilson(5), Kaboul(6), Distin(5), Belhadj(6); Mullins(3), Mokoena(6), Kranjcar(4); Utaka(5), Piquionne(6); Kanu (5)
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Wednesday August 19, 2009
Result: Birmingham 1 Pompey 0
Final Score - Birmingham 1 Pompey 0
Summary: A very scrappy game which Pompey never looked like winning and lose to a disputed last minute penalty.
This site cannot see where the next Pompey goal is coming from. Hardly a chance created playing with one up front.
Diop wheelchaired off injured after 42 minutes (hamstring) and replaced by Basinas.
Half-time Birmingham 0 Pompey 0
Utaka on for Vanden Borre after 46 mins.
James makes fantastic save from Phillips after 78 mins to keep Pompey in the game BUT then concedes an contentious 89th minute penalty by running into a player. James is booked, McFadden converts and Pompey lose 1-0.
Pompey hardly create one decent chance all game. Best chance? - Mullins putting the ball wide from 6 yards when the ball came to him unexpectedly.
Full Time - Birmingham 1 Pompey 0
Relegation certainties unless substantial investment is made and a change in the team to try to score goals
Pompey: James; Wilson, Kaboul, Distin (c), Belhadj; Mullins, Mokoena, Diop (Basinas 43); Vanden Borre (Utaka 46), Kranjcar; Piquionne (Kanu 81)
Subs: Begovic, Ward, Hughes, Utaka, Nugent, Kanu
5 Bookings: Basinas (foul 51), Piquionne (foul 79), Mullins, James (89), Kaboul (foul 94)
Birmingham: Hart; Carr (c), Johnson, Queudrue, Vignal; Larsson, Ferguson, Fahey, McFadden; O’Connor, Jerome
Subs: Taylor, Parnaby, O’Shea, Carsley, McSheffrey, Benitez, Phillips
Referee: Lee Probert
Other News
Defoe scores a hat-trick as Spurs win 5-1 at Hull
Burnley (the other relegation candidates) beat Manchester United 1-0
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Saturday August 15, 2009
Result: Pompey 0 Fulham 1
Punchless Pompey
A lucky 13th minute goal by Bobby Zamora was enough to seal the points against punchless Pompey.
Pompey: James; Kaboul, Wilson, Distin (c), Belhadj; Diop, Mokoena, Mullins; Utaka, Kranjcar; Piquionne
Booked: Mullins, Diop, Mokoena
Subs: Begovic, Ward, Hughes, Basinas, Ritchie, Nugent, Kanu
Fulham: Schwarzer; Pantsil, Hughes, Hangeland, Konchesky; Gera, Murphy (c), Etuhu, Dempsey; Zamora, Johnson
Goals: Zamora 13
Subs: Zuberbuhler, Kelly, Baird, Riise, Ki-Hyeon, Kamara,Nevland
Referee: Martin Atkinson
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Sunday, May 17, 2008
Kanu scores in the semi-final
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Tue, 27 Jul 2010 12:56:00 GMT - Pompey News & Gossip
Utaka Wants Prem Move
Portsmouth forward John Utaka has indicated that he wishes to secure a move to a Premier League club. The Nigeria international is expected to depart Fratton Park this summer. Bolton, Sunderland
| Mon, 26 Jul 2010 15:23:00 GMT - Pompey News & Gossip
COTTERILL WANTS TO KEEP NUGENT
first-team football opportunities. But Nugent has expressed his desire to see out the last 12 months of his Pompey contract, and Cotterill insists no approach has been made for the forward. 'I haven't had any phone calls from Bolton and I don't
| Mon, 26 Jul 2010 11:10:00 GMT - Pompey News & Gossip
Cotterill keen on Nugent stay
Pompey manager eager to retain striker's services Nugent: Bolton target SKY SPORTS ON SKY There's more live football on Sky Sports than ever before, including the Barclays Premier League
| Fri, 23 Jul 2010 19:28:00 GMT - Pompey News & Gossip
Portsmouth allowed to sign three players despite transfer embargo
on a season-long loan and will now officially sign, while goalkeeper Jamie Ashdown, who was previously released by Pompey, and trialist defender Stephen Jordan are also wanted by Cotterill. A Football League spokesman said: "The Football League is
| Fri, 23 Jul 2010 16:46:00 GMT - Pompey News & Gossip
POMPEY GET GREEN LIGHT TO SIGN TRIO
Portsmouth have been given special dispensation by the Football League to sign up to three players despite being under a transfer embargo. The Championship side is currently in administration and
| Thu, 22 Jul 2010 23:28:00 GMT - Pompey News & Gossip
Southampton go for flop Benjani
striker Benjani. The Manchester City flop, 31, has a home on the south coast from his time at Portsmouth. Saints boss Alan Pardew said: "I'd like another striker as we rely too heavily on Rickie Lambert."
| Thu, 22 Jul 2010 18:03:00 GMT - Pompey News & Gossip
POMPEY CONFIRM DIOP GREEK MOVE
Portsmouth chief executive David Lampitt has praised Papa Bouba Diop following the midfielder's move to AEK Athens. The Greek club announced last week that Diop had joined them on a
| Sat, 17 Jul 2010 01:06:00 GMT - Pompey News & Gossip
Tal Ben-Haim has taken a big pay cut to join West Ham from Portsmouth
to sign a four-year contract with West Ham. The defender agreed a drop on his weekly £50,000 Portsmouth deal to clinch an immediate return to the Premiership after Pompey's relegation last season. Ben-Haim will rejoin his old Fratton Park boss Avram
| Fri, 16 Jul 2010 23:43:00 GMT - Pompey News & Gossip
Tal takes cut to join Hammers
to sign a four-year contract with West Ham. The defender agreed a drop on his weekly ?50,000 Portsmouth deal to clinch an immediate return to the Premiership after Pompey's relegation last season. Ben-Haim will rejoin his old Fratton Park boss Avram
| Fri, 16 Jul 2010 09:47:00 GMT - Pompey News & Gossip
Portsmouth snap up Stoke defender Ibrahima Sonko in loan deal
Portsmouth have agreed a deal to sign Stoke defender Ibrahima Sonko on a season-long loan. The south coast club are waiting for the deal to be approved by the Football League
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