He is also on a 3 year deal. He knew when he signed that the chances of promotion this season wouldn't be great and only a possibility. The club can quite easily afford to turn down all but a huge offer.
Why would he spend money on a team that...
1) Is likely to be relegated within 13 games.
2) Outside of the transfer window so no chance to change thing.
3) Has huge debts of £60m+.
4) Has a small fanbase averaging a mere 18k in the top flight.
5) No training ground
6) A small and old stadium that also doesn't own the land around it.
There are plenty of Championship clubs with a lot more potential, infrastructure, larger fanbases and fewer problems than Pompey.
Sheff Utd
Sheff Weds
Derby
Leicester
Coventry
Newcastle
West Brom
Cardiff
Nottingham Forrest
Ipswich
Norwich
Leeds
Bristol City
Charlton
MK Dons
Middlesbrough
Are all clubs that a rich buyer should buy over Pompey.
Anyone that does buy Pompey can't be taken seriously as doing it to improve the club because the very fact that they choose Pompey over the many others they could have had shows a lack of business foresight.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/8514426.stm
No big teams without a manager. So must be a club offering a director of football role. Not many clubs have the money to attract Eriksson. So who could this club be?
Yes, Saints are definitely out. However the PL and FA have some questions to answer if they were allowed to continue to operate and sign new players to play in cup games if proven by Vectis to be insolvent and have been for a while.
It is a very different situation to that, so surely you feel different about being an underdog in a cup game compared to potentially getting relegated?
A nice touch for the cameras to see at kick off and show around the world...
http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/page/NewsDetail/0,,10280~1964143,00.html
We could have fun and spell out some messages for full time if thousands of Saints fans link minds.