Portsmouth can be strong again after administration, says Paul Hart

Published: 9:24AM GMT twenty-six February 2010

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The Premier League"s bottom bar will strictly go in to administration department department department department department this morning, with the involuntary nine-point chastisement probably condemning them to relegation.

Portsmouth owners Balram Chainrai took the preference yesterday dusk after talks with 4 meddlesome groups unsuccessful to lead to a takeover of the club, that has �70 million debts.

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The routine of going in to administration department department department department department has already started and this will be finished in the High Court this morning.

However, Hart told BBC Radio Five Live: "I think the bar can be clever again if they make use of a small foreknowledge and formulation and adopt a restructuring programme.

"It looks similar to administration department department department department department is required and hopefully will give the bar a possibility to recover."

Hart, sacked in Nov after only 4 months strictly at the Fratton Park helm, continued: "It was formidable in most ways but it"s a great bar and I unequivocally enjoyed the experience.

"The border of the problems weren"t viewable when I took over as manager.

"I think we were still utterly certain and carefree we could conduct but when we reported behind for pre-season the signs were not good.

"We had to sell a integrate of players and the capability to move players in was difficult, that was apropos some-more obvious.

"In conditions of reassurances, there weren"t unequivocally any... we weren"t carrying those sort of conversations."

The former Chesterfield, Nottingham Forest and Barnsley physical education instructor feels for the difficulty confronting the Hampshire club"s fans and employees.

Hart added: "The supporters have been prolonged pang and there are a small really great responsible people who work there we should be meditative about since their jobs are in a unsafe position.

"The players have finished really small wrong and conducted themselves well. There are a lot of great people at the bar and we lend towards to dont think about them."