Portsmouth manager Michael Appleton is not shying away from the challenge of keeping the troubled club in the Championship.
Pompey head to Peterborough on Saturday rocked by a winding-up petition from HM Revenue and Customs over an unpaid tax bill.
The cash problems at Fratton Park mean Appleton may be forced to sell some players before Tuesday's transfer deadline but the 36-year-old, who only took over in November, remains upbeat.
"We might be in a situation where we have to sell, it's going to be very difficult, we are aware of that," he said.
"But I'll give it a right good go. I love a challenge and I won't make excuses."
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good atitude m.a. you know what needs to be done, just keep us up, we,d be dead and buried if cotterhill was still there, he,s finishing forest already. patiemce, patience, the good times will return, rednapps got to take a lot of blame for this, we,re behind you 100% now all the crooks have abandoned ship. good luck
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