Source: Daily_Mail
Pompey non-executive chairman Sulaiman Al Fahim court short
Court short: Sulaiman Al Fahim[LNB]Portsmouth sent documentary evidence to the High Court in a bid to avoid liquidation just as major shareholder Sulaiman Al Fahim was fighting another court's warrant for his arrest. [LNB]The High Court, which last week heard Pompey were trading insolvently, will make a decision about winding them up on March 1 once they have examined the club's latest set of figures. [LNB]Non-executive chairman Al Fahim, who still has a 10 per cent stake, denies being involved in a Dubai property scam.[LNB]Milan Mandaric believes the owners who have overseen the club's plight this season have 'no business in football'.[LNB]The ex-Pompey chief insisted: [LNB]'I sold it to a proper owner - Sacha Gaydamak,' said Mandaric. 'He decided to go in a different direction to me and go steps further. [LNB]'Hewas successful and gave fans something they didn't have when I wasthere (an FA Cup) but that unfortunately cost expenses and debt.[LNB]'Afterhe sold the club the new owners came in with no money. That is wherethe problem started. They had no business to be in football becausethey had no money.[LNB]'You have to at least maintain what is there when you buy a club, never mind spending money to make progress.'[LNB] Portsmouth loan star O'Hara threatens to quit Tottenham to further his career Mandaric hits out at owners who have brought Portsmouth to their kneesCHARLES SALE: Official BBC report bares all in Ben Jacobs sabotage sagaPORTSMOUTH FC
