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Portsmouth: Adams says it will not be required to sell players
Despite the fact that the owners have warned that looking for new buyers.



The coach of Portsmouth, Tony Adams, has sought to soothe the fans after the statements this week from its owners about the future of the club. Alexandre Gaydamak, the principal owner of the table southerner who has admitted being in search of new buyers to take over the services of the club, so all the rumors have escalated.

To try to ease tensions, Adams came to the fore and assured that you will not need to sell the most charismatic players of the club: "If an offer comes good, we must accept it and be honest, but he has not said anything to get rid of players" He said.

Moreover, Adams said that even he could assure that in January will arrive at least two more players to its staff in order to strengthen it for the rest of the current campaign.

Gaydamak, who became co-owner of Portsmouth in January 2006, has insisted that will not sell to anyone without a security commit itself to finance a new stadium.