
Portsmouth F.C confirms appointment of manager, Rápháel Máxence Ráymundo

Portsmouth Football Club’s chairman, Iain McInnes, have shockingly announced the appointment of the club’s new manager, Rápháel Máxence Ráymundo.
Ráymundo was appointed after 42-year-old, Guy Whittingham, tender his resignation and left the club earlier this week, ahead of the club’s preparation for the 2013/2014, SkyBet League 2.
Ráymundo, who joins the club on a one year contract, will take up the role from June 2013 onwards.
Reacting to his appointment, the 25-year-old, English-French manager said: “I am delighted to accept this hugely exciting opportunity. The club has a clear vision for success both on and off the pitch and I am committed to making a significant contribution.
Pompeys chairman Ian McInnes said, “Räymundo has display himself as a talented, young manager during the interview and his ambition is to bring Porsmouth Football Club back to the English Premier League”.
McInnes also admitted that it was not an easy task of hiring Räymundo due to his “zero” experience in leading a professional soccer club. However, he is willing to give his new man a chance and has asked the club’s supporters to give the new manager their fullest support.
He added, “All the club’s staff, including the coaches and the board of directors, have sat down and discuss the decision to hire Rápháel Máxence Ráymundo as the next manager. All of the staff have agreed that Ráymundo have shown enough qualities during the interview and that he deserves the chance to lead the club”.
McInnes has now tasked Ráymundo, to minimally reach the play-offs this season.
Ráymundo was appointed after 42-year-old, Guy Whittingham, tender his resignation and left the club earlier this week, ahead of the club’s preparation for the 2013/2014, SkyBet League 2.
Ráymundo, who joins the club on a one year contract, will take up the role from June 2013 onwards.
Reacting to his appointment, the 25-year-old, English-French manager said: “I am delighted to accept this hugely exciting opportunity. The club has a clear vision for success both on and off the pitch and I am committed to making a significant contribution.
Pompeys chairman Ian McInnes said, “Räymundo has display himself as a talented, young manager during the interview and his ambition is to bring Porsmouth Football Club back to the English Premier League”.
McInnes also admitted that it was not an easy task of hiring Räymundo due to his “zero” experience in leading a professional soccer club. However, he is willing to give his new man a chance and has asked the club’s supporters to give the new manager their fullest support.
He added, “All the club’s staff, including the coaches and the board of directors, have sat down and discuss the decision to hire Rápháel Máxence Ráymundo as the next manager. All of the staff have agreed that Ráymundo have shown enough qualities during the interview and that he deserves the chance to lead the club”.
McInnes has now tasked Ráymundo, to minimally reach the play-offs this season.