Two players who Wolves tried to sign at the start of the season ended up playing for Portsmouth instead.
Why? Because Pompey offered more money. It’s a joke!
It makes me really angry now to see Portsmouth facing financial ruin because of the poor way they have been run for years.
We missed out on players because of their irresponsibility and while I feel sorry for the fans, the people running the show are getting what they deserve.

The only solution for Portsmouth is administration. Take the point deduction, get relegated, sell the best players and start to rebuild. However far the club drops before it reaches its bottom can’t be as bad as going in to liquidation and ceasing to exist completely. Memories of the FA Cup triumph will seem very distant if the club folds.

Peter Storrie claims many clubs are run in the same way as Portsmouth and cites Chelsea as the example of running up huge debts to fund its ambitions. He says the difference was that Chelsea found an owner to bail them out.
The difference of course is that when Abramovic bought Chelsea they already had a great squad, a brilliant new stadium, a new training complex and were challenging for honours. They were an attractive proposition.

Portsmouth have a poor squad, a muddy bog of a training field and a small stadium that is going to ruin.
The infrastructure just isn’t there and again, this is because investment wasn’t made when the going was good.
They bought short term gain at the expense of long-term business sense.

Right now Storrie is lining up a buyer to rescue the club. But what type of person with the money to clear £60 million of debt would want to own Portsmouth?

I’ll be sad to see Portsmouth drop out of the Premier League because they have always been entertaining to watch and have great fans who support them no matter what.

As for the players we missed out on, Mick McCarthy didn’t say exactly who it was.
I’m almost certain one was Tommy Smith and the other was probably Ben Haim.
Whether either of them would have had an impact on our form if Portsmouth had been honest with themselves about their future back in the summer, we’ll never know.

As for this weekend's result. We played well but Chelsea's quality eventually shone through. No complaints there. Plus with Bolton and Hull losing too, we're one week closer to the end of the season and still a point above the relegation zone.