Source: Daily_Mail
Portsmouth administrator Andronikou set for crunch Premier League talks
Portsmouth administrator Andrew Andronikou will meet with the Premier League on Thursday to discuss the club's plight, although the subject of a nine-point penalty will not be resolved until their next appearance in court on March 15. [LNB]Bottom club Pompey went into administration on Friday with estimateddebts of £78million, including an outstanding tax bill of £12.1m, andlook set to be deduced the points, which would effectively seal theirfate.[LNB] Talks: Andrew Andronikou will speak to the Premier League on Thursday [LNB]Nevertheless, South Africa midfielder Aaron 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]'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]'Wejust have to try to get ourselves back in the Premier League again nextyear, but it is not over, we still have a lot of games to play.' [LNB] Embattled Pompey will fight until the end, pledges captain MokoenaHome is where the Hart is: Being with skint Palace is Pompey all over again says new Eagles boss Chanrai to plough another £15m into Portsmouth just to keep them goingPORTSMOUTH FC
