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wilson was on big wages as was smith - I would suspect that both were on alot more than kitson and lawrence have been signed on, I am sure 10k a week was built in as a maximum for any players incoming in he 1st season in the CCC

lol to be fair who WOULD want to sign for us at the moment

why? as long as he can keep the club running maybe improve one or two things its gotta be better than letting the previous c _ _ _ carry on so Paul Hart = guarenteed mid table if you sign him up !

dunno but liam lawrence and dave kitson for marc wilson plus cash is a pretty good deal I would quite like any takeover thats honest and realistic - this 21 year old could be alright, I dont want someone with loads of money just someone that can run the club so I can go and watch and still have a PFC anything is better than chainscum

Paul Hart guys - blimey

I was lucky enough to get a scholarship/assisted place into Churchers College in Petersfield and my mum bought me up in a 1 parent family type scenario and we lived in council accomodation, Churchers still do bursaries so it is possible for the not so well off to get in

******s exchanged today, just a few more papers to sort

guys...just popped on to say sorry to hear about your loss - football rivalry aside here he saved your club and gained your respect by doing things the right way. Best Wishes.

don't believe one bit of it and in any case I'd rather us go down fighting without the turd than have him round our club

we beat Man Utd at Old Trafford so I do not agree with your 1st statement but I do agree with your second

one thing we do agree on especially after reading this the ******* WAC!!! Balu Chainrai has revealed that he is prepared to invest money in Portsmouth to help the club return to the Premier League. The Hong Kong businessman is expected to buy Pompey back after their High Court victory over Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs this week. He was at Fratton Park when the club went into administration in February and he is the only realistic buyer. Chainrai has now confirmed that he wants to stay involved with the South Coast outfit, and has ambitious plans for the future. "I don't want to sever my ties. Portsmouth has grown on me as well as the people of Portsmouth," he said in the Daily Mirror. Moving forward "I definitely want to get back to the Premier League - and if I go in it will be with money to invest in the club. "I am not going to stay in the Championship." Chainrai has yet to decide how long he would remain at the Pompey helm but he has no major worries now the club's security has been assured. "The club can move forward - it could be with me for the future or it could just be the short-term.

nothing to do with fans do not know why this argument gets bought up everytime

bigger club is measured in terms of winning stuff, you are not the bigger club

too add to the shame Chainrai has said he is considering buying the club and he will finance cotterill to get PFC back into the prem according to radio solent would rather that tosser fook off back to where he came from, we need to shed our club of the disease and take the shame and do things properly

News reporting no appeal. It's wrong but I dunno what else to say

yeah not sure when webber is back I think we have 6 youth players for the subs but haven't posted them as none of them are known bar Eng U19 Liam O'Brien

our team will look something like this Saturday if we are still alive and I doubt any of these will be leaving as they prolly aren't really wanted - and we could not field a team if they did GK Ashdown LB Jordan CB Sonko CB Wilson RB Ward LM Matty Ritchie CM Michael Brown CM Richard Hughes RM Hayden Mullins CF Nugent CF Smith / Danny Webber Subs :

the CVA schedule of payment showing monies in and out will be the hard evidence I suspect not necessarily what the lawyer has determined that payment was for

bang out of order by the people in charge - fortunately the fans paid back the money for those charities like St Johns Ambulance

To difficult to call really - the football creditors rule is not our problem - something that should have been sorted out in a seperate case - if the secured creditors are allowed to vote as part of the CVA then its no good the revenue crying about it now, they have had ample time to challenge this outside of the jurisdiction of this case - a case should be bought to get it changed seperately as its not directly relevant to this CVA as such its a bigger picture issue. I thought they would have a lot stronger case in all honesty but I still expect us to lose because of a combination of all the points, however if we have not actually broken a written law as such we may get "lucky"

you guys are funny - I know your "having your day" etc but I seem to remember alot of just as silly comments from you lot when you were in a similar predicament !

morally we have been underhand as far as I am concerned but regarding image rights have we actually broken any written law or just exploited a loophole which needs to be tightened, my gut feeling is the latter.

oi - this court case is for our benefit not yours - you'll be fed what scraps are on offer - we'll take the juicy bit thanks, HMRC 1 Pompey 0 - coming up !

IMO we will exit administration with chainrai in charge - with no CVA agreed and a points deduction.

aye