bridge too far

windscreen

cuckoo

salt

crumble

Excellent couple of pieces in the Guardian today (and sorry if it's been posted already): http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/feb/26/portsmouth-administration-andrew-andronikou http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/blog/2010/feb/26/portsmouth-administration-premier-league

Jim

Cool runnings and goodnight

whistler

Laurel

oil

heroes

Oh lets cheating

Me too - I think a lot of the events are edgier and riskier (just been watching the 4 man bob) and I've really enjoyed the ski cross but overall the summer Olympics are so much better.

arms dealing

pension

chestnut

water

rods

drain cleaner

fizz

Yes, I read that too. But I'm sure, way back in the mists of time, something was posted on here that said the creditors chose the administrator. Didn't Barclays appoint BT in our case?

I think we've concluded that Storrie doesn't have the say in who's administrator. As I understand it, since the WUP has been served, PFC has to tell the Court they want to go into administration and the Court says yes or no. The Court then appoints the administrator or the creditor with the biggest amount owing (HMRC / Barlays) does. Is that right guys and gals?

Reportedly the highest paid chairman in the PL. He's lucky he isn't on Payments by Result!

Shut up you

pip