Source: Daily_Mail
Pompey administrator Andronikou raps crisis club's prospective owners
The group aiming to become the fifth owner of Portsmouth this season has been criticised by the Fratton Park administrator. [LNB]The South African consortium's spokesman Rob Lloyd, a property developer from Cheshire, met Pompey supporters' groups yesterday to outline details of a £3million offer to be lodged today for an exclusive two weeks of talks aimed at buying the club. [LNB]But Andrew Andronikou, the administrator currently working to solve the club's £70m debt crisis, insisted: 'I have never heard of this man. And I find it peculiar that he should be talking to the fans because he has not even got off 'Go' yet. [LNB] In control: Andrew Andronikou [LNB]'I will not be talking to anyone about buying Portsmouth until I have seen proof of funding.' [LNB]Lloyd, 46, has had money problems himself, having to refinance his Eatonfield Property Group last year over a £900,000 debt, but said it will not affect the Pompey bid. [LNB]'This offer for Portsmouth has nothing to do with Eatonfield,' he added. [LNB] Ploughing on: Portsmouth continue to battle on through their crisis-ridden season[LNB]'I represent a very wealthy investor who is interested in buying the club. We'll open negotiations for a £3m exclusivity period when we can conduct due diligence of the club's finances.'[LNB] Storrie wanted preferential treatment for agent involved in tax case defence Piers Morgan: David Beckham's green and gold Manchester United stunt was a load of tosh - the only cause he truly supports is himselfPORTSMOUTH FC
