Looks like end of Storrie as Pompey administrator looks set to cut jobs

09 March 2010 00:44
Off the wage bill: Peter Storrie is paid £1.2m a year[LNB]Portsmouth staff will learn tomorrow whether they are to be laid off, with up to half of the stricken club's 600 employees at risk. [LNB]The potential job losses are part of the 'deep cuts' which administrator Andrew Andronikou insists are necessary if he is to make a start on repaying Portsmouth's numerous creditors and reduce debts of £78million. [LNB]Andronikou said: 'We've been at the club a week and we've covered a lot of ground. It's about time we announced what is going to happen.' [LNB]Peter Storrie, the Premier League's fourth-best paid chief executive with an annual salary of £1.2m, may become the highest profile casualty. [LNB]He has pledged to stand down once the club are sold, but Andronikou may well decide that his services are no longer required. [LNB] Life on the pitch: Frederic Piquionne fired Pompey to Wembley on Saturday as the club put their financial woes to one side with a win over Birmingham[LNB] It'll be emotional! Prospect of Pompey Cup semi moves Spurs star Kranjcar Avram in ecstasy: Broke Pompey back at Wembley after seeing off BluesPortsmouth 2 Birmingham 0: See you back at Wembley Harry!PORTSMOUTH FC

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