Portsmouth chief denies tax evasion allegations
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Portsmouth chief denies tax evasion allegations

October 22, 2009 06:03 AM
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Portsmouth chief executive Peter Storrie before their English Premier League football match against Bolton Wanderers at Fratton Park in Portsmouth, Southern England, September 2009. The chief executive of English Premier League basement club Portsmouth expressed his "astonishment" at allegations of tax evasion and promised to clear his name.

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