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Hoggard isn't happy either... http://www.theguardian.com/sport/2014/mar/17/matthew-hoggard-jonathan-trott-england-return I tend to agree with them if I'm being honest. Good player for England, but if I was in charge of England I wouldn't want him playing again. You cant rely on him any more, what if you go on another tour and he wants to quit. Cant build an international sports team around players like that, same applied to Trescothick when he had his issues.

and this... "TD, ST and KM said there should be better communication from the PFC board to the PST board. Club information often becomes public before the PST board knows about it. PST board should be getting a monthly update on the Club finances and have received nothing. As some BMs are not willing to have extra meetings a monthly conference call was suggested"

Cant believe this has been missed... "KM expressed concerns over the PST share percentage; there is now a perception that PST should always have at least 51% to retain control. This shouldn't mean refusing extra money offered but should be born in mind. AB asked what the PST EB would want the PFC board to do if further President investment were offered. MT felt the percentage concerns shouldn't prevent PFC accepting further investment but that PST should try and keep the 51% majority and suggested we should target the 12,500 or so who come to FP but don’t have a share. AB thought that future share issues should only be created and launched for specific capital projects in which case people might accept a reduced percentage. KM thought funding for projects could be done in such a way that the percentage is not affected. He said we must look to make the Club secure for the future and leave a foolproof legacy. PW asked how much control the PFC board had over future investment. AB said the PFC board would have to approve it.

Down: West Ham (hate everything about them) Cardiff (bad enough having one welsh team in the Prem) Swansea (dont want any Welsh teams in the Prem) Up: Reading (good local game, plus NA in charge) QPR (just to see them go down again with HR in charge) Bournemouth (would be funny to see them get a hammering most weeks, before eventually going back down)

I see that Posh don't have a watch contract...#mickymouseclub

Nope, I'm suggesting that its pretty much exactly the same. Read FM's initial post on this, he said that with the death of every news paper comes the death of free speech. I was pointing out that the internet provides an adequate forum for free speech. Wikipedia is probably the best example as anyone can write anything, whether is it accurate or not is another matter, but its still the free'est of free speech.

You've gone off on a bit of a tangent there, your original point was that free speech and the ability to hold those in public office to account was greatly reduce with the death of each newspaper. I beg to differ, I would say that free speech was even more achievable on the internet. You only have to look at this forum to notice that a lot of things a said on here that probably wouldn't be said face to face....or what about the Anonymous organisation....or any person that has posted anti government messages in Egypt, Ukraine, Tunisia etc etc. Most of the uprisings were encouraged by posts on facebook, twitter etc, could you imagine trying to do it via the local, or national, paper. Wikipedia is also a very good example of free speech on the internet, as anyone can type anything they want. The same apparatus is also used to bring those in public office to account (E petitions, blogs, etc) What makes you think that the printed press is any more reliable that the information available on the internet? Most papers have a hidden agenda anyway, or certain politics they adhere to, or in some extreme cases, controlled by the state.

You've heard of the internet, right?

13 points from 13 games needed. http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/pompey/barker-reveals-pompey-survival-points-target-1-5905436 bit ambitious if you ask me !!!

I bought the wife some edible underwear one Christmas as a bit of a joke. They have never been used, but i've always fancied putting them on ebay as "worn once" just to see what sort of bids I would get.

Maybe I'm just looking up more than I used too...!!!

Exactly my point, they are flying south to north predominantly. I haven't a scooby do, but just seem to have noticed more and more.

I know there are a few on here that know about these sort of things, but have the military changed their flight paths, training areas recently. Over the last few months I've noticed more and more Chinooks flying over my house in Bitterne, the other day (probably before Christmas) I had an Apache helicopter fly over, the same happened again over the weekend. Or are we under attack from America?!?!

"audited"

Uh?

When they start handing out cups for free parking at SMS and better PR I'll accept that Cortese leaving was a good thing for the club.

That maybe, but you don't know for sure that it wont happen. I appreciate, the chances of it happening were greatly diminished once Cortese left.

How do you know you were right on this one, we may still play in the champions league in a 50k stadium. How can you be 100% sure this wont ever happen?

Probably just referring to press stories.....http://www.standard.co.uk/sport/football/sam-allardyces-absence-fuels-rumours-of-west-ham-bid-for-rickie-lambert-9064076.html Notice the "rumours" but in the title.

That reminds me, I've never seen Turkish and Glasgow Saint in the same room together.

Close this thread - all supposition and conjecture

This. Deny everything.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VGZrdh0fJyU

Not as ambitious as it would have been had Nicola been in charge (see last transfer window)

No way, our local rivals would be better than us, cant have that.