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What do P****y owe us £35 thousand for?

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trousers

trousers

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You may want to get the mods to add a k onto the end of the £35 in the title....although there is probably more amusement factor in leaving it be.... :)

Wurzel

Wurzel

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Fresh Air. Every weekend when we are playing away the Bursledon windmill is switched on, blowing clean fresh sweet smelling air eastwards down the M27. It's the only way they can gt any away fans to turn up at their place.

trousers

trousers

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Why would they owe us anything for the FA Cup game? They got 40% of the net gate receipts. A much larger value than the gross receipts of the 4,000 they sold.

 

Assuming the FA passed it on....?

Wes Tender

Wes Tender

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Airfreshner & disinfectant!

 

You're right. It's cleaning costs from that section of the Northam occupied by their Neanderthals who smeared faeces and peed all over the seats. Mind you, that could have been because they were sh*tting themselves when we had dominance of 70% of the game and then p*ssing themselves laughing with relief when they managed finally to overcome us.

Wes Tender

Wes Tender

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I am 99% sure, if we are a footballing creditor we can reject their cva offer.

 

OMFG = stalk on!

 

I thought that if we were a footballing creditor, they would have to pay us in full and that it was only if we were a unsecured creditor that we could vote against the CVA. Or have I got that wrong?

alpine_saint

alpine_saint

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I thought that if we were a footballing creditor, they would have to pay us in full and that it was only if we were a unsecured creditor that we could vote against the CVA. Or have I got that wrong?

 

Ruin our wet dream, whydonchya ?

niceandfriendly

niceandfriendly

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Why would they owe us anything for the FA Cup game? They got 40% of the net gate receipts. A much larger value than the gross receipts of the 4,000 they sold.

 

I'm pretty sure we gave them tickets for the cup game without charging them.

krissyboy31

krissyboy31

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I thought that if we were a footballing creditor, they would have to pay us in full and that it was only if we were a unsecured creditor that we could vote against the CVA. Or have I got that wrong?

 

[i believe] In the real world we would be an unsecured creditor and have a vote on the CVA but because it is a footballing debt we are required, by PL/FA/FL rules, to receive 100 pence in the pound, therefore no need to vote either way.

OldNick

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I'm pretty sure we gave them tickets for the cup game without charging them.
No , without charging them upfront. The money would go from both clubs to the FA , which then goes back to the clubs after being split up and they have taken their %
Flyer

Flyer

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I am 99% sure, if we are a footballing creditor we can reject their cva offer.

 

OMFG = stalk on!

 

No, it has to be paid in full and divide £120m by 35k and youd have the percentage of the vote Saints has.

Matthew Le God

Matthew Le God

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I think this is more intriguing if true...

 

I may be wrong here but the 70 page document released today says Pompey owe £2m to a company called Peco AG.

 

Nothing wrong with that you might think... until you have a look at that company and it "seems" Peco AG was liquidated 11 years ago!!! How can you have a debt with a nonexistent company? Are there any other nonexistent debts in the document increasing the debt so it can pass a CVA?

 

http://www.moneyhouse.ch/u/peco_ag_CH-400.3.005.256-4.htm

 

Trying to fiddle the figures Mr Andronikou? Like when you did this...

 

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/portsmouth/article7069905.ece

saintjay77

saintjay77

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I think this is more intriguing if true...

 

I may be wrong here but the 70 page document released today says Pompey owe £2m to a company called Peco AG.

 

Nothing wrong with that you might think... until you have a look at that company and it "seems" Peco AG was liquidated 11 years ago!!! How can you have a debt with a nonexistent company? Are there any other nonexistent debts in the document increasing the debt so it can pass a CVA?

 

http://www.moneyhouse.ch/u/peco_ag_CH-400.3.005.256-4.htm

 

Trying to fiddle the figures Mr Andronikou? Like when you did this...

 

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/portsmouth/article7069905.ece

 

 

I thought it was quite funny on SSN a little while ago when they had a statement from a former Poopy advisor Whatshisface Agouzy, the guy who was done in Iraq for fraud or somit saying the 1 million Poopy owe Spuds was for an agreement that was never made when Kaboul was sold. The jist I got was the paperwork had been done about the 1 mil then he went to stoke so they agreed Spuds would pay 1 mill less than agreed for Kaboul.

 

Its the kind of finacial genious that my 6 year old when trying to play monopoly. lol

 

The statement was followed by someone else stating that the level of debt should lead the authoritys to a serious fraud investigation.

 

Todays events have made the realisation of another year in League 1 seem like a walk in the park. :D

dune

dune

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What would **** the Pompey scum off more is if Nicola Cortese went on SSN and said Southampton will waive the money owed because it's just loose change to us.

OldNick

OldNick

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What would **** the Pompey scum off more is if Nicola Cortese went on SSN and said Southampton will waive the money owed because it's just loose change to us.
it p###m off, if they owe it, get it.
alpine_saint

alpine_saint

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What would **** the Pompey scum off more is if Nicola Cortese went on SSN and said Southampton will waive the money owed because it's just loose change to us.

 

hehehehehe. Just like when we gave the Cup match tickets.

 

I like the cut of your jib, sir..

martel

martel

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Does this mean they need us to agree to the CVA ?

 

Oh deary deary me....

 

I was just thinking "how sorry, how sad, never mind".

beatlesaint

beatlesaint

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Quite amusing that the guy from their supporters club was on Sky Sports News a while ago and asked where the additional £50 million had come from as they were told it was a debt of £70 million originally !!

 

Ummm, it hasnt come from anywhere mate, it was probably always there but Storrie, Jacobs and a selection of different owners didnt like to say what the true amount was !!

 

Jeez...

Joneth

Joneth

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35k means virtually nothing to either club. Would be really quite funny if we just turned round and said, 'forget about it, thats what friends are for. Love thy neighbour an all that'. I just dont get how they end up owing £600 to a scout club Guernsey?

Arizona

Arizona

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Amazing. Chester City were kicked out of the Conference because they owed their local rivals Wrexham money from ticket sales. P*mpey owe us £35k and they're still allowed to compete in the FA Cup.

 

Ssssssssshhhhhhh!!!

 

We're not allowed to upset the Premier League clubs dontcha know. Next season though, that's different. The FL have their arses bent over the table.

Rogerfryisalegend

Rogerfryisalegend

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35k means virtually nothing to either club. Would be really quite funny if we just turned round and said, 'forget about it, thats what friends are for. Love thy neighbour an all that'. I just dont get how they end up owing £600 to a scout club Guernsey?
Maybe Graham Rix owed the kids some money.
itchen

itchen

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Possibly. I think another club we can all think of (play in Yorkshire, white shirts, t*t for a chairman) were suspected of doing this. But because nobody knew for sure whether the creditors and the owners were linked in some way - because nobody knew who either were -they somehow got away with forcing through a CVA that left smaller creditors and, I think, you and me as taxpayers well out of pocket. I could be wrong though.

AussieDog

AussieDog

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AS the Football league is actually a different organisation from the Premier League, will they actually be willing to allow a club in administration to enter the Championship?? ... or Div 1 or Div 2 for that matter! Technically it's a different scenario from our situation as we were actually members of the FL at the time.....

Pilchards

Pilchards

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It could be for the damages they left us from the cup match?

 

Stickers all over the concourses, seats and toilets, plus one of the toilets was set alight.

 

Skate ****s.

SaintRobbie

SaintRobbie

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Pompey's our feeder club... let's sweep for their better players in the summer and confirm their relegation to the CCC or League 1 thereafter! Makes sense if Mr Liebherr is willing! :)

StuRomseySaint

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Quite amusing that the guy from their supporters club was on Sky Sports News a while ago and asked where the additional £50 million had come from as they were told it was a debt of £70 million originally !!

 

Ummm, it hasnt come from anywhere mate, it was probably always there but Storrie, Jacobs and a selection of different owners didnt like to say what the true amount was !!

 

Jeez...

 

No.... the debt managed to 'grow' just enough to ensure that HMRC only had 24% say on the CVA board, so couldn't block it and cost P*mpey more points.

OldNick

OldNick

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It could be for the damages they left us from the cup match?

 

Stickers all over the concourses, seats and toilets, plus one of the toilets was set alight.

 

Skate ****s.

but they are the best fans in the world
DT

DT

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Portsmouth's £119m list of debts includes £40 owed to Pukka Pies and 20p to Qatar Airways.

Couldn't make it up.

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