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£11.5m not £7.5m

does executing the winding up order mean force them to pay up of die, or just kill? Does adjournment mean time to complete payment, or time before they come back to discuss again before the judge

the NEWS state that their journalists have no confirmed either of these two statements. I wonder if the NEWS's reporters are struggling with the old predictive texting

according to HMRC. That doesn't mean they will be liquidated.

there is a live blog on the Portsmouth News website using reporters in the court sending info back to their newsroom. That's who. http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/custompages/custompage.aspx?pageid=81654

they paid them, just late. Get it right...

they may get 28 days but it will be 28 days to trasnfer the £7.5m-11m into the HMRC's bank account hopefully

to pay it all? Thats not what the news are saying.

starting again in 5 minutes.

11.53: The hearing has started in the High Court.

live updates from within the court case via the Poopey News http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/custompages/custompage.aspx?pageid=81654

what's that coming over the hill, its relegation, its relegation or sha la la la la la la la la la, sha la la la la la la la la la, sha la la la la la la la la la, as the skates go ****ing bust

depends if you see future tax revenue as a good thing or not. I mean if they put them out of business thats one less company paying tax. I doubt the HMRC actually want this. Any future tax is better than nothing.

From the BBC website news item posted Tuesday 9th: "The other creditors named in the action have been satisfied. The Revenue are likely to want a chunk of cash now and to be convinced that if they agree to re-schedule the remainder of the debt, that they will be paid." said Peter Tells Stories to me that sounds as though absolutely no negotiations have taken place as yet. If they had then he would know what HMRC would want.

Get to the game lad. This is what football is all about. A feisty local derby and a chance to get one over on them down the road. Sod the rest, if they don't fancy it its their loss. If you've not been before let me tell you the atmosphere is as good as any derby.

I am wrong. The original agreement was 11 games and then the deal became permanent. When he played 11 games Pompey could not buy anyone so the two clubs renogotiated the deal. I would GUESS that the deal included a clause that said if the transfer embargo was lifted then Pompey would have to buy him outright. It has been lifted, but not to the extent where they can actually buy him - so there lies the difference in opinion.

the two league cups games make the difference. Lens say they count, the skates say the don't. so they will have to either pay the £3m fee or pay a fine for having too many loanees in the squad. I presume Dindane's registration must be ratified by the Premier League/FA before he can play games, so this should be a formality?

apart from the fact Preston, Manfield, Farnborough, Harrogate Town, Lille and Motherwell wear Caterbury kits I don't think you are far wrong.

out if interest were the sash and socks red?

wonder if this story has been sent to the nationals by the club thereby bypassing the local paper totally?

the problem is the phones. People are still struggling to get through.

Regarding point 3. What on earth are the unique circumstances that justify Portsmouth not being docked 9 points should they go into administration? This delegation is a joke.

How come they only managed to sell, ok, were only offered 4100 this time. I'm sure they got 4800 last time?

pick any home game you like. Leeds for example.

I'd be very dissapointed if we didn't sell out. The linked game idea probably hasn't helped, but personally I'm glad that was put in place. I think the biggest problem has been trying to get through o the phones. I know two or three people that tried on a regular basis yesterday and got nowhere.