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(CNN) -- Middle-Eastern investment dey continue for English Premier League despite di tough economic climate, wit Dubai-based Sulaiman Al Fahim don complete im long-awaited takeover of Portsmouth. 

Sulaiman Al Fahim don continue im interest for English football wit di buyout of Portsmouth. 

Al Fahim, wey be board member of di Abu Dhabi United Group wey buy Manchester City one year ago, don be named chairman of di cash-strapped club afta im pass di EPL "fit and proper" ownership test. 

E replace Alexandre Gaydamak, wey become co-owner of di south-coast club for January 2006 and take over full control six months later. 

Gaydamak initially invest plenty money for Portsmouth, but wit di economic downturn dey affect am, e announce last December say e no fit devote enough time to di club. 

Al Fahim, wey lead di City takeover before Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed Al Nahyan come out as di main backer, strike deal wit Gaydamak for late May before im do legal and financial due diligence. 

Di wahala wey happun for Fratton Park see full-back Glen Johnson join Liverpool for $28 million deal, while England team-mate Peter Crouch don dey allow to talk to other clubs afta e talk say e no dey happy. 

"Dis appointment dey bring stability to di club and e good news for Pompey supporters," chief executive Peter Storrie, wey go still dey im position, tell Portsmouth official Web site on Tuesday. 

"I get every reason to believe say together wit di new chairman we go fit move di club forward to more achievements, building on di successes of di past three years." 

1. Which group buy Manchester City last year?
2. Who be Al Fahim?
3. Which area of di world dey invest for English football?
4. Wetin EPL mean for di article?
5. Who Al Fahim replace?
6. When e make deal wit Gaydamak?
7. How much Glen Johnson deal be?
8. Who be Peter Storrie?
9. Who pass di EPL test?
10. Peter Crouch happy about di current state of affairs?``` <response>: 1. Abu Dhabi United Group
2. one board member
3. The Middle-East
4. English Premier League
5. Alexandre Gaydamak
6. for late May
7. $28 million
8. chief executive
9. Al Fahim
10. No 