Portsmouth Football Club court case set to be adjourned for a third time An initial hearing into the proposed sale of Fratton Park was scheduled for the High Court tomorrow but expectations this morning were that it would be put back another two weeks. The judge hearing the case had already agreed to two postponements to allow further discussions between the administrator, PKF, and the club's former owner, Balram Chainrai. Chainrai's company, Portpin, have fought attempts by PKF to sell Fratton Park to facilitate a takeover bid by the Pompey Supporters' Trust (PST). A spokesman for Portpin confirmed to Telegraph Sport that he had been told tomorrow's case would be adjourned. PKF and PST were today still awaiting confirmation of any adjournment but allayed fears that would represent yet another setback in the club's attempts to exit administration, which they have been in since last February. They face a 10-point deduction when they do so, which the Football League have insisted they must do before next season or risk being thrown out of the league. They are currently second-bottom of npower League One and are without a victory in their last 16 matches.