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ericofarabia

ericofarabia

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No idea how much they're owed in backdated fees, but I'd be very surprised if they weren't paying upwards of £20-25k a month for the hosting, development and maintenance of the site.

 

How much for A Radio station and World Class Catering? ...... oh they don't have stuff like that to offload do they :p

los_saint

los_saint

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Does that mean their website address is back on the open market? It would be terrible if it was sold on...

 

No, it doesn't:

 

Domain name:

portsmouthfc.co.uk

 

Registrant:

Portsmouth City Football Club

 

Registrant type:

UK Limited Company, (Company number: 3747237)

 

Registrant's address:

Fratton Park

Portsmouth

PO4 8RA

United Kingdom

 

Registrar:

Medhurst Communications Ltd [Tag = MEDHURST]

URL: http://www.mcl-group.com

 

Relevant dates:

Registered on: 06-Oct-1997

Renewal date: 06-Oct-2011

Last updated: 02-Dec-2009

SaintRichmond

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Will the skates be around when they are due to play us? The winding-up petition is due a few days before and I notice that 2 other creditors have attached themselves to the winding-up petition.

 

This could well be the start of the end for the blue few, even their website has been taken offline due to non-payment. ( That's going to make their ticket selling mighty awkward )

 

Would you prefer them go bust before and we get a bye, get beat by us then go bust the next day or find a buyer and get beat by us?

 

Other Clubs facing similar charges have been given more time, which is exactly what I expect to happen to Portsmouth

ericofarabia

ericofarabia

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They can expect a backlash from Advertisers on their site as well who have probably paid up front ...... christ everyday is a lol at skates day .... it's all making our slide into oblivion look very dull and pedestrian :rolleyes:

SaintRichmond

SaintRichmond

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I don't understand this at all. has the website being down got anything to do with non-payment?

Who are the other creditors attached to the winding up order?

 

and how does this add up with them having the embargo lifted ?????

 

Are the next wages due tomorrow? Surely if these are not met the FA will have a lot to answer for , the embargo should still be in place.

surprised they have not sold more players so far.

 

The LAST thing that the Prem want is for one of "theirs" to go to the wall, so they, and others will do everything to keep them functioning until the end of the season

 

What DOES annoy me is seeing one of their Sheikhs watching their matches

 

There is no such thing as a Sheikh WITHOUT money, They will only act when they have taken over the "New" Portsmouth, after Admin, and with NO debt

 

Sound familiar ???

HighcliffeSaint

HighcliffeSaint

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They are right in the ****. Friend(?) of my son's has been attending weekly training with P*mpey's youth setup at a sports centre in Bournemouth. His parents have been told that this is now being stopped because of the money problems.

StuRomseySaint

StuRomseySaint

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The LAST thing that the Prem want is for one of "theirs" to go to the wall, so they, and others will do everything to keep them functioning until the end of the season

 

What DOES annoy me is seeing one of their Sheikhs watching their matches

 

There is no such thing as a Sheikh WITHOUT money, They will only act when they have taken over the "New" Portsmouth, after Admin, and with NO debt

 

Sound familiar ???

 

I disagree... the Premier League lifting their transfer embargo has been the catalyst and the last straw for many creditors, seeing P*mpey signing players whilst oweing them money.

 

So the Premier League have inadvertantly pushed Pompey much, much closer to extinction.

 

Oh, and for what it's worth as well... the Premier League might be quite a large organisation, but they are powerless to stop a winding up order and the 3 creditors ( which I am sure will be more ) closing them down.

Danny R

Danny R

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Far too short notice for that. Game is 3 days after court hearing.

 

Anyway...teams are only reinstated for things like fielding an illegible player. Pompey beat against Sunderland fair and square.

 

No chance. If that were the case, Coventry would have a case too.

stevegrant

stevegrant

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Seems like a lot Steve......

That's the going rate for a corporate website these days, particularly one with a large amount of rich media content like video interviews, reports etc.

benjamsandwich28

benjamsandwich28

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In addition to Kaboul, looks like Spurs are trying to land Begovic as their #2 behind Gomes. Perhaps paving the way O'Hara to go back there until the end of the season as speculated...

 

Should James go to Stoke, who will turn out in goal against us? Dindane!?

Matthew Le God

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In addition to Kaboul, looks like Spurs are trying to land Begovic as their #2 behind Gomes. Perhaps paving the way O'Hara to go back there until the end of the season as speculated...

 

Should James go to Stoke, who will turn out in goal against us? Dindane!?

 

Jamie Ashdown

JackFrost

JackFrost

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http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/Fratton-Park-employees-told-their.6023574.jp

 

Wages won't be paid tomorrow. Players can hand in their 14 day notice and rip up their contracts and become free agents if they want I think.

 

The FM guys are gonna have to keep a close eye on Pompey's playing squad in the next few weeks then ;)

 

There is going to be an exodus (if it hasn't already started) of pompey's first team. The embargo was only lifted so Pompey could have enough players to field a team for the remainder of the season it would feel.

 

IMO the PL are going to do all they can to keep Pompey on a life support machine until the end of the season until their relegated, then hand the problem over.

 

That's when the fun will gather a lot of pace IMO

Saint Keith

Saint Keith

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That's the going rate for a corporate website these days, particularly one with a large amount of rich media content like video interviews, reports etc.

 

i think i'll put an offer into to the liquidators in a few weeks for the domains, and link them to TSW :D

FarehamRed

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Strange why Spurs want to buy Kaboul when they could have him for free in two weeks.

 

Dead right. Why would a club shell out £x million on a player when they could simply wait a while and pick them up for a signing on fee?

 

Why would a player agree to a transfer when he could wait and make more money through a signing on fee?

 

I suspect if the players take any action to walk out if the wages are late, it will be "en-mass" - no one would want to be the first to walk away (or give notice), but several of them could do it together.

thesaint sfc

thesaint sfc

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I'm thoroughly enjoying watching their downfall, but it will be devastating when they do shut up shop. You simply don't get a better feeling than beating Pompey, and we won't ever get that feeling again :(

derry

derry

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The company that owns the electronic pitchside advertising have shut it down. There was no pitchside advertising at the West Ham game this week.

RedAndWhite91

RedAndWhite91

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I'm thoroughly enjoying watching their downfall, but it will be devastating when they do shut up shop. You simply don't get a better feeling than beating Pompey, and we won't ever get that feeling again :(

 

Don't worry, there'll be the mass exodus after 14 days because payments have not been made to the staff, and then against us they'll have to field a youth team. We'll stick 7 past them and the next day they'll fold. Hooray.

thesaint sfc

thesaint sfc

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Dead right. Why would a club shell out £x million on a player when they could simply wait a while and pick them up for a signing on fee?

 

Why would a player agree to a transfer when he could wait and make more money through a signing on fee?

 

I suspect if the players take any action to walk out if the wages are late, it will be "en-mass" - no one would want to be the first to walk away (or give notice), but several of them could do it together.

 

'arry is probably trying to give them a helping hand so that he gets the money he's owed.

Um Bongo

Um Bongo

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In addition to Kaboul, looks like Spurs are trying to land Begovic as their #2 behind Gomes. Perhaps paving the way O'Hara to go back there until the end of the season as speculated...

 

Should James go to Stoke, who will turn out in goal against us? Dindane!?

 

Niemi is still on their books........

greg_hill

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They will get taken over and bailed out...the devil looks after his own as the saying goes.

Happened with Mandaric and they got lucky with the collapse of ITV Digital.

I think they will get out of this and be stronger for it.

'm not so sure. It's hard to see anyone willing to step in and pay up right now because a) there is such a mess trying sort out who actually owns what within the club and what the real finances are, not to mention the various dubious goings on that no half clean business would want to get involved in and b)the club will be so much cheaper after they enter admin.

 

So then, it seems their saviour would be likely to arrive after admin. The problem then is that a nine point deduction would virtually seal their fate and relegate them. The financial fall out then would be massive.

 

Don't forget that they can only sign loan players or freebies. To get this permission they had to show previous debts had been paid, I don't think the EPL had any juridisdiction to check the club could pay any future wages and I see no guarantee that they can!

OldNick

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'arry is probably trying to give them a helping hand so that he gets the money he's owed.

You could be miles away or you could be close to the truth.

Managers get a % of sell on profits.Not that there is much of that at pompey at present, but Kaboul?????

I wonder what they paid and whether him buying him at an inflated price would be to his benefit/

Torrent Of Abuse

Torrent Of Abuse

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That's the going rate for a corporate website these days, particularly one with a large amount of rich media content like video interviews, reports etc.

 

Steve, what would be the cost if they replaced the videos with hand-drawn pictures of the action as drawn by members of the crowd? Might be a nice little cost-saving measure there. They could also probably ask for part of the fee for reproducing the fixture list to be returned: there's no point in paying to show fixtures past February.

Junior Mullet

Junior Mullet

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A FEW FACTS FOR THOSE WHO REALLY GIVE A SH!T:

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1. The FA recently withheld their TV money, I suspect along with FA Cup prize money. This was then applied by the FA to English football creditors. Once paid, the club pressed ahead with legal action to get their incoming transfer embargo lifted. The embargo was lifted very quickly because all English football creditors were paid and therefore there was no lawful reason to keep the embargo in place.

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2. PFC will now work like mad to get in as many frees and loans as possible before they go into admin (see below). Players will be attracted by the idea of putting themselves in the shop window despite the very real prospect that they will not get fully paid. Quincy being a prime example.

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3. PFC will go into admin days or even hours before the winding up petition is due to be heard in court (which so happens to be before our game).

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4. PFC will have an uphill struggle to find anyone stupid enough to buy the club from administration unless 75% of the creditors in value (of whcih I assume HMRC, Gaydamak and Sol Campbell will be among the largest) will do a fantastic deal and agree to take a very low offer. Bear in mind the alternative will be wind the club up and take next to nothing if anything (I assume the ground is heavily charged to the bank and other fixed creditors). This is why the Arabs have not yet invested money - why pay all the debts when you could end up needing just to pay a small percentage of them??

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5. Pompey are playing for time. They are hoping to string a few wins together which will give the Arabs enough confidence to invest before admin. Fat chance.

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6. Pompey will IMO be relegated this year and will be in administration. I think they will only be saved from extinction if they can reach a very good deal with creditors.

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7. IMO Pompey will beat us, with the players they currently have and the loan signings. I fecking hope I'm wrong about this.

krissyboy31

krissyboy31

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Steve, what would be the cost if they replaced the videos with hand-drawn pictures of the action as drawn by members of the crowd? Might be a nice little cost-saving measure there. They could also probably ask for part of the fee for reproducing the fixture list to be returned: there's no point in paying to show fixtures past February.

 

Hell of a lot of work for half a dozen people!

greg_hill

greg_hill

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A FEW FACTS FOR THOSE WHO REALLY GIVE A SH!T:

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1. The FA recently withheld their TV money, I suspect along with FA Cup prize money. This was then applied by the FA to English football creditors. Once paid, the club pressed ahead with legal action to get their incoming transfer embargo lifted. The embargo was lifted very quickly because all English football creditors were paid and therefore there was no lawful reason to keep the embargo in place.

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2. PFC will now work like mad to get in as many frees and loans as possible before they go into admin (see below). Players will be attracted by the idea of putting themselves in the shop window despite the very real prospect that they will not get fully paid. Quincy being a prime example.

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3. PFC will go into admin days or even hours before the winding up petition is due to be heard in court (which so happens to be before our game).

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4. PFC will have an uphill struggle to find anyone stupid enough to buy the club from administration unless 75% of the creditors in value (of whcih I assume HMRC, Gaydamak and Sol Campbell will be among the largest) will do a fantastic deal and agree to take a very low offer. Bear in mind the alternative will be wind the club up and take next to nothing if anything (I assume the ground is heavily charged to the bank and other fixed creditors). This is why the Arabs have not yet invested money - why pay all the debts when you could end up needing just to pay a small percentage of them??

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5. Pompey are playing for time. They are hoping to string a few wins together which will give the Arabs enough confidence to invest before admin. Fat chance.

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6. Pompey will IMO be relegated this year and will be in administration. I think they will only be saved from extinction if they can reach a very good deal with creditors.

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7. IMO Pompey will beat us, with the players they currently have and the loan signings. I fecking hope I'm wrong about this.

 

 

I think you may misunderstand the meaning of the word 'fact'.

StD

StD

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Avram and Al Faraj's brother up front then?

 

Perhaps this is where Gaddafi's son comes in...? 3 goals in 74 for Tripoli.

hutch

hutch

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I doubt if Sol Campbell is a creditor. He appears to be suing them, but unless/until he wins his case, or they reach a compromise, it is only a "claim", not a debt.

for_heaven's_Saint

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Steve, what would be the cost if they replaced the videos with hand-drawn pictures of the action as drawn by members of the crowd? Might be a nice little cost-saving measure there. They could also probably ask for part of the fee for reproducing the fixture list to be returned: there's no point in paying to show fixtures past February.

 

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SaintBobby

SaintBobby

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I hope this is the end.

 

I don't want them bleeding. I don't want them wounded. I want them dead.

 

I feel bad about saying this about any football club. But for the skates I make an exception.

OldNick

OldNick

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Steve, what would be the cost if they replaced the videos with hand-drawn pictures of the action as drawn by members of the crowd? Might be a nice little cost-saving measure there. They could also probably ask for part of the fee for reproducing the fixture list to be returned: there's no point in paying to show fixtures past February.

Lol, can they afford the crayons,although Poundland probably do sell them. No doubt they can arrange stage payments

Wopper

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I'm thoroughly enjoying watching their downfall, but it will be devastating when they do shut up shop. You simply don't get a better feeling than beating Pompey, and we won't ever get that feeling again :(

 

Still never mind :)

StuRomseySaint

StuRomseySaint

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I hope this is the end.

 

I don't want them bleeding. I don't want them wounded. I want them dead.

 

I feel bad about saying this about any football club. But for the skates I make an exception.

 

Exactly... I am loving the suffering, there's something sadisticly satisying about watching someone/something you really hate taking their last breaths.

 

It's like when Saddam Hussein died... I couldn't help watching the youtube video again and again.

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