Pompey bullish despite new blow

Portsmouth believe they can have the winding up petition brought against them by HM Revenue and Customs struck out on appeal despite losing yesterday’s initial ruling as the south coast club does its utmost to fend off possible administration.

Portsmouth believe they can have the winding up petition brought against them by HM Revenue and Customs struck out on appeal despite losing yesterday’s initial ruling as the south coast club does its utmost to fend off possible administration.

Yesterday High Court Judge Mr Justice Newey ruled against the club after they argued the VAT portion of its massive tax bill was over-valued by £7.5m (€8.5m).

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