Manager Harry Redknapp is still waiting to see what funds are
available to strengthen his Portsmouth squad in the January
transfer window.
Redknapp has taken Pompey into the upper reaches of the Premiership
in the first half of the season and is keen to keep that momentum
going.
He commented: "I have not really spoken to the owner about it and
do not have a player in mind.
"If the owner says to me 'you have £4million to spend' then I will
have a look and see where we can strengthen.
"If we do not do anything then we will just crack on as we are,
keep going and see where it takes us.
"People said I invested heavily in the transfer market last year -
well I took three players from Tottenham's reserves who could not
get a game.
"Noe Pamarot, Pedro Mendes and Sean Davis have all done great for
me, but none of them were anywhere near getting in the Spurs team
at the time.
"Then in the summer we picked up people like Kanu, Glen Johnson,
who was a loan signing, Sol Campbell on a free and also David James
- we did not go crazy."