Al Fahim completes Pompey takeover

Sulaiman Al Fahim today issued a statement announcing his investment group have completed their takeover of Portsmouth.

Al Fahim completes Pompey takeover
Wed, 26 Aug, 2009 - 15:42

Sulaiman Al Fahim today issued a statement announcing his investment group have completed their takeover of Portsmouth.

It had looked like a consortium led by Pompey chief executive Peter Storrie was set to complete a deal for the troubled south-coast club.

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