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I'm not sure. Seeing as the DCFSB haven't even started paying off the last CVA, they may not even be allowed to be placed into Admin. It really is a case of either paying the tax bill, or going pop.

Hopefully this is just a blip in form.

Will they even last to page 1000? Tick tock...

We're asking the questions, because you dirty cheating Skate B******s haven't..... ....for the last 5 dodgy owners.

JP needs a dictionary and some GCSE English lessons.

3-2 Cardiff.

All in the Pompey family!

Seeing as they are owed money, HMRC have the power to apply to wind the club up? If so, I predict that to happen February 1st.

What is it about supercars, football clubs and Russians eh?

@AndyAndron Football Club Saviour, Accountant Demi-god, Financial Savant, Economic Oracle, Reluctant Celebrity, Gifted Wordsmith and Savvy Philanthropist. I literally cannot tell if this is real or fake.

Attacked in July and the players are only being arrested now?

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Named after the company which made the product commerically available, Nitrous Oxide Systems. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nitrous#Nitrous_and_NOS Also stands for New Old Stock, where a product has been discontinued yet previous unopened stock remains. For example, an unopened tin of 1970s baked beans would be NOS.

My town has a fairly significant number of Eastern European migrants. Theres a slightly simple woman at my workplace who greets Poles with the phrase ''So are you here for a holiday or just to take our jobs?''. She has no idea of the offense shes causing.

More on North One/Eurosport, and the WRC. http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/96911

Coronary artery blockage. He's emergency surgery and has had a stent installed, in recovery now and will remain in hospital over Christmas and possibly the New Year.

Their Exec's have been too busy maiming children, not existing, not wanting to own the club and fleecing Eastern Europeans to bother going to the sh*thole. Here's a question for Comical Andy....why not sell the club to fund the other CSI businesses, rather than sell the businesses to fund the club?

Re: CSI's other ''worthy'' asset: "North One Sport is still working on finding a new investor to take over from CSI. The FIA is believed to have imposed a timetable for this to happen - but the most important date looming is the opening round of the 2012 season: the Monte Carlo Rally, which is just over four weeks away." http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/96765

Thats the same Udinese who reported Skates and took them to court over unpaid Sulley Muntari transfer fee. Never gonna happen. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1244980/Portsmouth-transfer-embargo-battle-takes-blow-Udinese-court-unpaid-Sulley-Muntari-debts.html

non-thread.

Ask to see the footage.

You STILL don't get it, and probably never will.

Re: Intrinsically linked Basically it means could the subsidiary companies exist without one of the parent company? In the SLH/SFC case, the answer was no. Rupert set up SLH to run the club and to generate cashflow through other areas away from football. SLH at one point owned lots of smaller companies such as the care homes, radio station, megastore etc as well as SFC). The Football League closed that loophole and banned the creation of holding companies, but crutially allowed SLH to continue owning SFC as they owned other businesses at the time and could be proven they SLH didn't solely exist for the football club). When SLH started losing money (mainly through the club with the huge management turnover, transfer fees, wages etc), they cut their cloth and did all they could to avoid the losses, such as selling the unneccessary businesses and adjusting the wagebill within the club. At the time, SLH's Admin was inevitable as the club was simply losing more money than it took in, and the club was the only source of revenue for SLH. Thus, SLH and SFC were intrinsically linked as SLH couldn't exist without SFC being there. In the CSI/PFC case its not entirely the same but not vastly different either. CSI also has/had a portfolio of businesses. How much money they make is unclear as Vlad has been the major funding source of CSI, buying whatever he fancies. None seem to have been bought with the aim of making a profit (he leaves that to the banks he owned) so they appear to be things he can say are his. PFC currently exist on the small gate income alone, as their transfer fees have either been taken by the league to pay football creditors, or swallowed up by the black hole known as the PFC wagebill. Now, CSI are in Admin as their funding source has been frozen. It needs to be examined to how much each CSI company makes, to work out how long they have to find a buyer before they too enter Admin or liquidation. In PFC's case, its been publically said that they have funds to cover the ''short term'', whatever that means. They were reliant on CSI's funds to get where they are, but with that cut off, the clock is fast ticking on the admin bomb. Its Handy Andy's job to find buyers of all CSI businesses ASAP. Thus, as of December 8th 2011, no, CSI and Portsmouth FC are not intrinsically linked.....right now. CSI don't exist solely for PFC's benefit, but equally, without CSI's funding, Pompey are screwed and need a buyer within the next couple of months or its Admin time and points penalties again. Exactly how long they have needs to be worked out. Or find about £20m to get them through to the end of the season.

Woolworths had history. Pompey are screwed.