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Portsmouth chief executive Peter Storrie, the target of much
criticism and abuse from fans after the club slipped into
administration, has left his post at the financially troubled club.
A statement from the Premier League club's administrator
Andrew Andronikou said Storrie had left "in the best interests of
the club" after speaking with family and friends, but said he will
continue to advise them in a consultancy role.
Storrie had agreed to take a 40 per cent pay cut after 85 of
the club's staff were made redundant earlier this week as
Andronikou sought to cut costs, but that was not enough to appease
his critics as the club fell into administration, a form of
bankruptcy protection.
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