No need to panic - Storrie

Portsmouth chief Peter Storrie insists there is no need to panic but admits there'll be little transfer activity in the next fortnight.

Pompey have so far signed Reading's Glen Little on a free transfer and taken Chelsea's Israel international striker Ben Sahar on a six-month loan, despite being linked with a host of big names.

Punters will have their own thoughts on whether last season's FA Cup winners need to strengthen the squad to retain their trophy, as well as provide a more concerted challenge in the league to better their eighth-place finish of last term.

Peter Crouch, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Younes Kaboul and Yossi Benayoun have all been linked with moves to Fratton Park and supporters may opt to bide their time before using their £25 free bet.

However, chief executive Storrie insists he is not worried at the apparent lack of progress despite the fact the club has Uefa Cup football to plan for next term.

He told The News: "I can assure supporters we will strengthen the squad with quality signings over the summer - it's just at the moment it is a naturally quiet time.

"We know what we want. It has been discussed between myself and Harry, and it's now about waiting for those targets to become available and taking it from there."

Storrie added: "Of course more players will be arriving. But we have no deadlines to sign anyone.

"We know what we want and we are focusing on them. There's definitely no need to panic."