Whittingham named Pompey boss
Portsmouth have today named Guy Whittingham as their permanent manager
Portsmouth
Portsmouth have today named Guy Whittingham as their permanent manager
Already relegated League One outfit Portsmouth have been deducted ten points this season after coming out of administration
A supporters' group was today given the go-ahead to take control of troubled npower League One club Portsmouth
Michael Appleton has spoken to Meridian about a 'crazy couple of days' after leaving Portsmouth to take over the reins at Blackpool. In an interview last night he spoke about how his experience of managing a club with small financial resources will help him at Blackpool.
Blackpool have named Michael Appleton as their new manager after reaching an agreement for his release from Portsmouth
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Blackpool's hopes of appointing Portsmouth boss Michael Appleton as their replacement for Ian Holloway has hit a stumbling block, as the South Coast club are demanding £200,000 in compensation for the former West Brom coach. (Daily Mail)
Francois Zoko and Yoann Arquin netted either side of half time for Notts County to send 10-man Portsmouth crashing out of the FA Cup.
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Watford left-back Carl Dickinson has completed a one-month loan move to Portsmouth.
The 25-year-old is no stranger to Fratton Park having made 39 appearances for Pompey during a season-long loan stint from then parent club Stoke in 2010/11.
Portsmouth's administrators have nominated the Portsmouth Supporters' Trust as the preferred bidder for the club. For the latest on this story visit ITV Meridian.
Balram Chainrai has denied that there are any problems with Portpin's takeover at Portsmouth
Read the full storyNearly 4 hours into the journey down to Portsmouth already and were still not close #longesttrekoftheseason
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West Ham manager Sam Allardyce has used the international break to look at Anthony Vanden Borre, John Mensah and Mikael Silvestre, who are all free agents. (Mirror)