I am enjoying the talk of pushing for europe but a season of mid table stability would do for me. Our first eleven is capable enough to have a go at anyone but we will lack the strength in depth to be consistent.
Our best hope of qualification would be a cup run. If Wigan can win the FA Cup and Swansea the League Cup why not us?
That hasn't prevented us in loaning out players who havn't been seen as good enough before even when we lack depth in the position. Seaborne and Martin being loaned out last year for example.
Can someone remind me again, how exactly is Fratton Park, as their fans put it, 'Ours?'
Yes, the fans put just under 50% of the money in, but what control does the average pledger (I'm not going to call it shareholder...) have?
Of course he will go. The money mentioned is simply insane and playing for Real Madrid over Spurs is simply a no-brainer.
We will get a token million or so as a development fee. Nothing to get too excited about.
Fascinating. The reaction of Cascarino and Kirsty Gallagher just highlight how utterly self involved football is when it will quite readily ignore all political complications and focus solely on the sport itself.
Marvelous start to the new league season. They do love the 1-4 scoreline, as they do keep reminding us.
Thank you so much to the Portsmouth Supporters Trust, the board, their helpful majority investors and the players who have turned down better offers elsewhere to play for them. You have made my day!
I sometimes think back to that season he was on loan and I am now glad we didn't go up that year. We would never have known it, but the fallout of Michael Wilde's financial gamble on promotion ended up in us being reborn stronger then we could have ever imagined.
I did like Saganowski at the time, such a pity he flattered to deceive while chasing a contract.
Fair question regarding his motivation.
Just echoing the previous thoughts regarding his choice of moving to QPR over a Newcastle team who were in European competition at the time. Coupled with his current legal issues that puts his current standing as a bit of a dilemma for me.
I do not in any way doubt his ability, it is unfair to judge that on his time in that train-wreck of a QPR side and I do feel we need another striker. I would be wary of signing this particular player though.
A little harsh on Chaplow I feel. Only ordinary? Now yes, but in League 1 he was excellent, brought another dimension to our midfield play. As far as bang for our buck is concerned you will not find much better then him for 50k.