slickmick

Voice Of Boxing Harry Carpenter Dies Aged 84

I guess your guess is the guess will should all believe, I guess.

This comment seems to reflect a lot of the views being shared by poor old Pompey fans: 'I think there needs to be an investigation of the PL. It will likely mean further staff cuts and local suppliers kicked in the crutch. The PL should hang their heads in shame. Helping the club in difficult times, my arris' Yet not one of them is questioning why the loan players haven't been returned, saving in excess of £500,000. That would go some way to paying off local suppliers. But that doesn't count in the World of Pomp****s.

He's not sold it though. Technically he has given it away.

Yep and soon, I have a bet on with a colleague that they will be wound up before the season ends.

Their being paid early this month. It must be true cos NOTW said so.

How many corporate tickets have we sold ? It would be great if we could take 50,000 to Wembley. It would be the biggest ever taking from one club I believe.

Be interesting to see if Chainrai is true to his word and continue to pay running costs.

Which I'm sure the administrator and Chainrai are now realising. I think that plug will be pulled very soon. The Football league will not step in despite what Android is saying.

Pint of what your on please. Not a chance, unless 2 of the top six have a really bad run.

Nothings happening Monday, there is no longer a court hearing for them.

So if he has funds, then surely there from Chainrai.

If nothing is heard from HMRC today or tommorrow, do we assume the Court hearing still stands for Monday ?

Makes you a hypocrite, but then so am I.

If they throw them out now then they should have done so before playing us.

I wonder if they will walk, before next week.

I was thinking that the other day, not even any protest banners on Saturday.

Thats happened since, prior to the new court case nothing had been done by the admin team. Almost sounds like they aren't sure themselves.

And I bet they do some how. Thinking aloud here, what if they pay off HMRC before next Monday then declare that they made a mistake with the administration process by allowing Chainrai creditor status ?

The first job the administrator should have carried out would have been cost cutting. Yet Peter Storie and a number of loan players still seem to be draining resources. What exactly has the administrator done since he's been there ? The nine points haven't been deducted yet either, so are they legally in administration or not ?

Who paid the wages last month and from who's account ?

I blame Poorsmouth for this: HMRC has today (24 February 2010) posted the following message on its website:

Their praying for an ace on the river.

Ok. Thanks for clearing that up.