pfc123 Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 Maybe. You were top of the league though so does sort of help. What did the Donny cheif have to say about your support. Can you link me to the article? In fact what has anyone independant, ever had to say about your support? Quality not quantity. Dunno- does this help at all? http://www.fansonline.net/blackpool/mb/view.php?id=1085499
100%Red&White Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 Dunno- does this help at all? http://www.fansonline.net/blackpool/mb/view.php?id=1085499 Nah, not really, your gimps in fancy dress just took advantage to cry in front of the Sky cameras about how hard-done-by-plucky-little-p*mpey have been mistreated by the world. Despite a good result there you could only muster a few hundred for your next away trip. But then again there was no TV cameras for the "bestest" was there.
Draino76 Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 Dunno- does this help at all? http://www.fansonline.net/blackpool/mb/view.php?id=1085499 A ten post thread. Ya; pretty conclusive stuff. So we have a ten post thread from a Blackpool forum and an unconfirmed letter from the Doncaster chairman that the Poop are indeed the bestest of the best. I am totally sold.
Chez Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 Dunno- does this help at all? http://www.fansonline.net/blackpool/mb/view.php?id=1085499just for your interest Blackpool fans love us after we slaughtered their bumpkin manager at St Marys in the FA Cup last year.
latter day saint Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 Dunno- does this help at all? http://www.fansonline.net/blackpool/mb/view.php?id=1085499 who gives a f uck ! your club is dead in the water & we are flying upwards ! the south coast is ours, now f uck off & pay back the money stolen from charities & local business's
KMondo Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 Dunno- does this help at all? http://www.fansonline.net/blackpool/mb/view.php?id=1085499 Ooh, well done you! But, if you don't mind me saying so, you come across as a little bit needy on that messageboard.
Micky Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 Dunno- does this help at all? http://www.fansonline.net/blackpool/mb/view.php?id=1085499 :lol: Massive endorsement - make sure you archive it, keep that one safe mate - get it on your CV, quick. :lol:
Sevvy Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/pompey/pompey-past/mp-urges-league-to-keep-tabs-on-pompey-owners-1-3741486 She is off again,
Huffton Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 Maybe. You were top of the league though so does sort of help. What did the Donny cheif have to say about your support. Can you link me to the article? In fact what has anyone independant, ever had to say about your support? Quality not quantity. 800. Thats roughly how many we took to Hartlepool. On a tuesday night. Run along now...
Torres Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 To be fair, you have to compare Pompey's away support with that of a club with a similar fanbase, like say, Wigan. Doing that, 800 to Donny looks good compared to 200 to Arsenal. Well done little Portsmouth!
angelman Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 Frankly, who really gives a flying **** who has the better support? I support Saints and don't overly care whether Poopey have better support or not. If I did, I reckon I would be supporting Man U.
Chin Strain Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 Dunno- does this help at all? http://www.fansonline.net/blackpool/mb/view.php?id=1085499 Blackpool, sponsored by Wonga.com.....a bit pikey some might say.....and ten fans prefer Pompey to Saints. Quelle surprise.
trousers Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/pompey/pompey-past/mp-urges-league-to-keep-tabs-on-pompey-owners-1-3741486 She is off again, FFS....will someone tell Miss Money Penny that she surely has better things to do with her time and tax payer's money than to sort out the finances of a private company?
Window Cleaner Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 FFS....wshe surely has better things to do with her time and tax payer's money than to sort out the finances of a private company? If she's a civil servant then that might not be the case, do they still count paperclips?
Gingeletiss Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 I thought FIFA has said, that politics should stay out of football, or have I got it wrong?
gaz Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 If its quality, not quantity, then this lady is better than any Skate fan, as voted for by ''influential and respected representatives from the media, sponsors and The Football League, alongside industry experts for the various categories''. http://www.football-league.co.uk/flawards/news/20120311/plymouth-argyles-sue-pollard-is-npower-fan-of-the-year-_2293338_2645048 Better quality in one person than 800 inbreds. Now lets stop the willy-waving and get back to the Titanic-esque sinking of the Good Ship Fratton.
pfc123 Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 FFS....will someone tell Miss Money Penny that she surely has better things to do with her time and tax payer's money than to sort out the finances of a private company? That's her job. Anything that affects her constituents is her business. Makes no difference whether it's a private company or not...
Matthew Le God Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 That's her job. Anything that affects her constituents is her business. Makes no difference whether it's a private company or not... Fratton Park isn't in her constituency boundaries.
trousers Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 That's her job. Anything that affects her constituents is her business. Makes no difference whether it's a private company or not... Shame she wasn't as vociferous about the arrival of several dubious owners over the last 5 years....or maybe highlighting that Pompey were buying trophies wasn't such a big a vote winner back then.... Sigh
mack rill Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 Shame she wasn't as vociferous about the arrival of several dubious owners over the last 5 years....or maybe highlighting that Pompey were buying trophies wasn't such a big a vote winner back then.... Sigh We didn't buy the silver pot with our name on it TWICE!,,,we dropped it and it was slightly, o so very slightly Bent!
Whitey Grandad Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 We didn't buy the silver pot with our name on it TWICE!,,,we dropped it and it was slightly, o so very slightly Bent! Is there anything associated with your club that isn't?
JackFrost Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 Back to back wins for Pompey keeping them just about in it. Bristol City have Barnsley at home next who are already safe and even as a neutral you'd have to fancy Bristol City. Unbeaten in 6, and drawing against Brum away and West Ham at home in the last week so their in good form. For Pompey I think the phrase "it's the hope that kills them" is going to become very relevant once more on Saturday
bpsaint Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 As I said previously Pompey could easily win their remaining games, both against teams with nothing to play for. Just hoping Bristol can do the business in their last 2 games.
Glasgow_Saint Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 As I said previously Pompey could easily win their remaining games, both against teams with nothing to play for. Just hoping Bristol can do the business in their last 2 games. BC have Brnsley at home next and then Burnley away.....im confident they will win one of them
aintforever Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 The funniest scenario would be for them to stay up then get liquidated.
Doctoroncall Posted 17 April, 2012 Posted 17 April, 2012 please sir, spare a thought for Portsmouth... http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/blog/2012/apr/17/portsmouth-port-vale-points-deduction
St Jim Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/pompey/pompey-past/mp-urges-league-to-keep-tabs-on-pompey-owners-1-3741486 She is off again, What owners are the league meant to be keeping tabs on?
Dark Munster Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 So Bristol City need 2 points from 2 matches to send the Cheats down (that's if they win their last two matches). And Saints need 2 points from 2 matches to condemn WHam to the playoffs (that's if they win their last two matches). I like the symmetry. I see the phew are celebrating keeping their survival hopes alive, though. That's sad really, because it is the hope that kills you. And if they miss survival by one or two points, and we go up by the same margin, it will hurt even more to know that if they'd won at SMS they would have escaped relegation, as well as prevented our automatic promotion. Their only crumb of comfort would be that relegation isn't as bad as liquidation. Oh. Since counting beyond 4 is beyond most of them, it probably won't dawn on them that, by going down by a margin of less than 10 points, the point penalty will have actually punished them this time. But at least a few years from now they can tell their great great great grandkids about the famous point their late club managed to scrape against the thriving PL club which those kids support.
trousers Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 The funniest scenario would be for them to stay up then get liquidated. ^ This :-)
dubai_phil Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 please sir, spare a thought for Portsmouth... http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/blog/2012/apr/17/portsmouth-port-vale-points-deduction I vomited after a couple of lines when he went on about deductions being wretchedly unfair on the fans. F\/ck off is my response to him. How about the wretched unfairness of being beaten by players that the fans sang about yet couldn't afford. What a tosser
SaintRichmond Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 So Bristol City need 2 points from 2 matches to send the Cheats down (that's if they win their last two matches). And Saints need 2 points from 2 matches to condemn WHam to the playoffs (that's if they win their last two matches). I like the symmetry. I see the phew are celebrating keeping their survival hopes alive, though. That's sad really, because it is the hope that kills you. And if they miss survival by one or two points, and we go up by the same margin, it will hurt even more to know that if they'd won at SMS they would have escaped relegation, as well as prevented our automatic promotion. Their only crumb of comfort would be that relegation isn't as bad as liquidation. Oh. Since counting beyond 4 is beyond most of them, it probably won't dawn on them that, by going down by a margin of less than 10 points, the point penalty will have actually punished them this time. But at least a few years from now they can tell their great great great grandkids about the famous point their late club managed to scrape against the thriving PL club which those kids support. Being picky, but I think we could go up on GD with just 1 point ??
trousers Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 Since counting beyond 4 is beyond most of them, it probably won't dawn on them that, by going down by a margin of less than 10 points, the point penalty will have actually punished them this time. A Pompey fan phoned TalkSport last night and the presenter (Andy Goldstein??) told him that at least they've got the comfort of knowing that if they do go down it wasn't due to their performances on the pitch but it was due to their dodgy owner(s). Erm....interesting logic....and there was me thinking that they only had a half decent side BECAUSE of their "dodgy" owners.... Alas, there will always be mentally challenged people who just don't quite get it...
dubai_phil Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 Oh dear, another great plan goes down the toilet, http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/retailandconsumer/9210707/Tesco-unveils-1bn-revamp-plan-after-drop-in-UK-profits.html Tesco will invest £1bn in improving its stores, after it announced marginally better results than expected but admitted it would drastically scale back its expansion in Britain after poor sales.
dubai_phil Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 PCFC. The Space Shuttle of Football Clubs. Bloated, stupidly expensive, had a couple of moments, but now destined for the scrap heap with some trinkets left in Museums. At least the Shuttle went out with some class though http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/picture-galleries/9209761/Space-Shuttle-Discoverys-final-voyage-from-Florida-to-Washington.html?frame=2195942
pedg Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 PCFC. The Space Shuttle of Football Clubs. Bloated, stupidly expensive, had a couple of moments, but now destined for the scrap heap with some trinkets left in Museums. At least the Shuttle went out with some class though http://www.telegraph.co.uk/science/picture-galleries/9209761/Space-Shuttle-Discoverys-final-voyage-from-Florida-to-Washington.html?frame=2195942 More likely they will burn up whilst attempting to reenter league 1.
Tamesaint Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 FFS....will someone tell Miss Money Penny that she surely has better things to do with her time and tax payer's money than to sort out the finances of a private company? Paxman ripped her to shreds the other day on Newsnight. She was made to look very second rate. Very good at quoting slogans and mouthing off but incapable of any sort of logical, reasoned defence of her views. Rather silly and slightly thick to be honest. Mind you. She is probably an intellectual in portsmouth.
Ken Tone Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 Being picky, but I think we could go up on GD with just 1 point ?? Yes, but would be pretty tricky. With one draw and therefore one loss, our goal difference would go down by at least one (from the defeat) so West Ham would have to win both by only 2-nil each to better us, because by then they'd have equalled our gd but scored more goals, so would go up instead. If we lost one game 3-nil and drew the other, then west ham would just have to win both by any score. That 6-nil win of West Ham's against gutless Brighton really hit us. So in reality we need 1 win or 2 draws.
NorthamSaint Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 Paxman ripped her to shreds the other day on Newsnight. She was made to look very second rate. Very good at quoting slogans and mouthing off but incapable of any sort of logical, reasoned defence of her views. Rather silly and slightly thick to be honest. Mind you. She is probably an intellectual in portsmouth. I forgot, I didn't get a reply from Number 10 about Penny.
saintalan Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 Yes, but would be pretty tricky. With one draw and therefore one loss, our goal difference would go down by at least one (from the defeat) so West Ham would have to win both by only 2-nil each to better us, because by then they'd have equalled our gd but scored more goals, so would go up instead. If we lost one game 3-nil and drew the other, then west ham would just have to win both by any score. That 6-nil win of West Ham's against gutless Brighton really hit us. So in reality we need 1 win or 2 draws. ...but if our draw was very high scoring, it would/might help:)
SaintRichmond Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 Paxman ripped her to shreds the other day on Newsnight. She was made to look very second rate. Very good at quoting slogans and mouthing off but incapable of any sort of logical, reasoned defence of her views. Rather silly and slightly thick to be honest. Mind you. She is probably an intellectual in portsmouth. Quite easy to achieve Anyone capable of ordering more than three drinks would be classed as Uni material on Skate Island
SaintRichmond Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 Yes, but would be pretty tricky. With one draw and therefore one loss, our goal difference would go down by at least one (from the defeat) so West Ham would have to win both by only 2-nil each to better us, because by then they'd have equalled our gd but scored more goals, so would go up instead. If we lost one game 3-nil and drew the other, then west ham would just have to win both by any score. That 6-nil win of West Ham's against gutless Brighton really hit us. So in reality we need 1 win or 2 draws. I would go along with that If we can't scrape out a win v Coventry, there's something wrong somewhere I still reckon Brighton's 0-6 v WHU was deliberate by Poyet He has long since said that Brighton are not ready for the Prem yet
qwertySFC Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 Nigel deserves a smack bottom allowing Bristol City 6 points this season
SaintRichmond Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 Nigel deserves a smack bottom allowing Bristol City 6 points this season No ... IMHO If it means that Brizzle escape at the expense of Skatemouth, he deserves a medal
EastleighSoulBoy Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 Nigel deserves a smack bottom allowing Bristol City 6 points this season No ... IMHO If it means that Brizzle escape at the expense of Skatemouth, he deserves a medal Which will give rise to another 'portsMYTH' that we gave brizzle the points to ensure the sk8s went down. I would just love that!
qwertySFC Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 Which will give rise to another 'portsMYTH' that we gave brizzle the points to ensure the sk8s went down. I would just love that! My own thoughts exactly ESB
Hatch Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 We would be up by now if Pompey had gone bust like they should have done.
pedg Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 We would be up by now if Pompey had gone bust like they should have done. But when we do (hopefully, etc) go up it will allow us to have a good laugh at West Ham for effectively paying for them to continue but not getting automatic promotion for it.
ALWAYS_SFC Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 The funniest scenario would be for them to stay up then get liquidated. I firmly believe this will happen....
Minsk Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 I vomited after a couple of lines when he went on about deductions being wretchedly unfair on the fans. F\/ck off is my response to him. How about the wretched unfairness of being beaten by players that the fans sang about yet couldn't afford. What a tosser I stopped reading at that point. The guy is clearly a complete tool.
dronskisaint Posted 18 April, 2012 Posted 18 April, 2012 I stopped reading at that point. The guy is clearly a complete tool. Some good responses below from clubs other than Saints...I couldn't resist it but worth a second look for the deluded skates being owned by...well everyone!
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