Source: Daily_Mail
Embattled Pompey will fight until the end, pledges captain Mokoena
Portsmouth captain Aaron Mokoena has vowed the players will never give up in their seemingly hopeless battle to stay in the Barclays Premier League. [LNB]Bottom club Pompey went into administration on Friday with estimated debts of £78million, including an outstanding tax bill of £12.1m, and look set to be deduced nine points which would effectively seal their fate. [LNB]Nevertheless, South Africa midfielder Mokoena, in line to return to the squad for Saturday's FA Cup quarter-final against Birmingham following seven matches out with a knee problem, maintains the team will battle until the end. [LNB] Fight goes on: Aaron Mokoena (R) says Pompey players will not throw in the towel[LNB]'The good thing at the moment is at least we know where we stand with administration. That's a big relief,' Mokoena told the Portsmouth News. [LNB]'We just have to try to get ourselves back in the Premier League again next year, but it is not over, we still have a lot of games to play. [LNB] Chanrai to plough another £15m into Portsmouth just to keep them goingFratton Park to let: Portsmouth set to sell stadium to owner Balram Chanrai, reveals taxmanWigan and Stoke enter race to sign Dusko Tosic, the Portsmouth rejectPORTSMOUTH FC
