OldNick Posted 22 April, 2010 Posted 22 April, 2010 Do they owe us 35000£ or the 350000£ that I've seen posted elsewhere? Makes a whole lot of difference as to what it may be for If it's 350K£ it's no doubt player transfer related 35 thousand
Window Cleaner Posted 22 April, 2010 Posted 22 April, 2010 35 thousand Right, should have looked at the list myself, couldn't be arsed though.
Winchester_Saint Posted 22 April, 2010 Posted 22 April, 2010 Portsmouth's £119m list of debts includes £40 owed to Pukka Pies and 20p to Qatar Airways. Couldn't make it up. Couldn't stop laughing when I saw this yesterday! What a bunch of jokers!
Big_Bald_Si Posted 22 April, 2010 Posted 22 April, 2010 (edited) 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 Interestingly - he's actually fiddled figures before, which i'll get to in a moment. I think its interesting that they owe HMRC £17 million, which would make HMRC more than 25% the of creditors under the original, estimated £60 million debt. Importantly, that would have meant any CVA wouldn't have been agreed to, as HMRC always rejects CVA proposals when they cast their vote. The debt has suddenly sky-rocketed to £119 million from nowhere, diluting HMRC's voting share. Read part way down this article for his involvement with the Joe Bloggs clothing company and the fiddling of their figures: http://www.finance7.co.uk/roller/Weblog/date/20100323 Dodgy as in my opinion. Hope some independent investigation is held into Pompey's "debt" Edited 22 April, 2010 by Big_Bald_Si
Blandford saint Posted 22 April, 2010 Posted 22 April, 2010 Whatever happens, seems they're guaranteed to start with minus points in the Championship next season - could end up going straight through. Why would any buy them???????
mattyd Posted 22 April, 2010 Posted 22 April, 2010 FA Cup game, perchance? It cannot be FA Cup related as the club was already in admin. Once this happens the administrator has to pay all post admin debts as they fall due.
1976_Child Posted 22 April, 2010 Posted 22 April, 2010 Probably consultancy fees due to Rupert Lowe. He must have advised them on how to go about ****ing up a footie club!!
hamster Posted 22 April, 2010 Posted 22 April, 2010 I reckon it's an outstanding fee for heavy plant hire.
bpsaint Posted 22 April, 2010 Posted 22 April, 2010 It cannot be FA Cup related as the club was already in admin. Once this happens the administrator has to pay all post admin debts as they fall due. Pompey didn't go into admin until after the game with us,so can only presume its their share of the ticket revenue. Remember us putting out a statement at the time saying we weren't going to demand payment up front as we didn't need the money that badly.
bender Posted 23 April, 2010 Posted 23 April, 2010 http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/newshome/Pompey39s-debts-could-still-increase.6249772.jp#5159309 Big laughs
Topcat Posted 23 April, 2010 Posted 23 April, 2010 Sfc is included in the list of creditors for 35k as published today. Cleaning bill for the seats they used last time at SMS?
MrMojoRisin Posted 23 April, 2010 Posted 23 April, 2010 I'm guessing FA Cup game. It appears they owe King Edward's School 40 odd K too And our own radio taxis a princeley sum of £46
madruss Posted 23 April, 2010 Posted 23 April, 2010 Does anyone else think the way the dodgy Pompey administrator talks about the club's prospects is rather similar to Comical Ali from the Iraq war!! Instead of "The infidels will be crushed by sundown" Read "We are extremely close to securing a buyer" or "We will be successful in our appeal to play in Europe" hahaha. Keep dreaming mate
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