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park in the stadium car park. Go on I dare ya. I will be arriving late so I want to maximise my chances of finding a spot slightly away from the ground. I wonder if the lower demand than expected (ignoring the other factors like Wembley tickets etc) has something to do with not knowing where Wycombe is. I didn't and I travel up and down the country. Oh. Just me then.

and there's me thinking he spent way more than the club brought in, but he recouped the excess when he found a Gaydamak looking to launder his money.

1900-600=1300. Nice. Can't wait. New ground and hopefully a win that will start to get us all thinking there is an outside chance of a play off slot.

it cost him £5m for the shirt, cap, few games and redicule.

the South Africans are not paying real money for the club, its free, they are just agreeing to take over the debt. I wonder then what proof of funds you need if the asking price is £0?

A quick google search... http://www.foopets.com/topics/show/28592?forum_id=1&page=5551 well over 110,000 replies... we are some way short.

personally I didn't as it looks like speculation on their part. There is so much of that it is hard to know what is accurate and what is not.

to his credit he exists AND he actually came to watch them. Paying supporters are in short supply so I heard.

I have another question. If the court find that they were trading whilst insolvent, but now with the influx of new money they are no longer insolvent, does that mean the directors get away with it?

they got their extra points deducted for financial irregularities (agents acting for both sides was it?). I'd of thought the court case involving story teller etc. might be classified as a finacial irregularity. Not exactly the same scenario, but not a million miles away.

I know the guy is a clown, but isn't he the only owner that has actually put a single penny into the club - £5m in fact - and not taken it straight back with interest.

that is not exactly right. If we had gone into admin before the March deadline then had we gone down (which we obviously did) then the -10 would nto have carried over. It was us going into admin after the deadline that brought this rule into play. There is no March deadline for the Premier League so no idea where this leaves us.

they (The Premier League) don't have a cut off date/point (like the one we narrowly missed) to go into adminstration to avoid carrying them over. They can therefore do a Leeds and go into admin just before the season ends. I wonder if the -9 would become -10 in the CCC if they did carry them over?

how does it work regarding paying bills? I mean we were in admin, but we would have gone under if the wages were not paid by Leon during that period. So if they went in admin would funds not still need to be found to pay the wages or perhaps the Administrator would need to ask players to skip a months wages?

I don't think the -9 can be carried over can they?

they must now apply to the high court.

So they need to find £3.08M for fridays wage packet, as previously mentioned the £1.8M was the shortfall on December's wages and not the full wage bill.

I wouldn't accept those odds for Paul Wotton `football genious' completing a pass.

Personally I'm more enthusiastic (today) about going to Adams Park than I am to Wembley. I've been to the JPT games and I have found myself not really caring at all. It just feels so micky mouse to me. I'm sure come the day I will absolutely love it and look back at the Wycombe game and laugh at myself, but after Saturday the next league game is the most important game and I can't wait.

just been down to SMS and there certainly wasn't a great demand for Wycombe tickets. The guy at the window double taked when I asked him for a ticket for tomorrows game. I think I must have been the only one requesting such a thing all day. Everybody else was handing in their JPT application or chuntering/moaning about having to fill in an application to get tickets.

Puncheon is a terrific signing for us. Pace and real quality as well.

There is already an Aldi. However, there is only a mini Tesco (on Goldsmith avenue) down that neck of the woods. Fratton Park itself can not be knocked down and replaced by a supermarket. It must be used for recreational use. The land next to it (car park etc) is a different matter. I'm not sure if that land adds up to 100,000 sq ft though.

when you say speculating, do you mean they are guessing just like we are here?

I think you wuill find that people are saying that no one would be interested in buying the club with the current debts. If the creditors were willing to receive Xp in the pound then yes, there would be takers. The question is would they?

will we hear a response from HMRC today good or bad?