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You me, a few other Saints fans, and.............. Previous Thread | Top Of Board | Start New Thread | Next ThreadArsenal_Away_1970 Posted on 26/02/2010 11:09 Sounds Familier? Email Message To A Friend | Reply To Message Devaud said Gaydamak and Falcone had built a "secret organization" with multiple fictitious enterprises to hide the flow of money resulting from the debt renegotiation, to the detriment of Angola and the Russian Federation

So now we wait!!. If and when some of the top earners have their contracts torn up, the loanies go back (I hope), they will be a very weak team indeed. Mayhap then, other teams who have played them and lost (Liverpool!!!), make take the PL to task, as they will be giving teams yet to play them, a big advantage. Personally, I think this storrie:D has yet to finish. HMRC will be seething, I fully expect a legal investigation of the shenanigans that has taken place. I wouldn't want to be in Storries shoes come his day in court, or twitchy either.

.....and isn't he talking a load of sh1te!!!. Same old same old 'great community..great fans...big club), lol, he is just droning on and on, 'arry great manager etc etc.

I really really thought, that the HMRC had a trick up their sleeve. This is really a dark day for football, it's a green light for all clubs to run up un-sustainable debts, then clear them with the courts blessing. POOR SMOUTH, you shame all well intentioned football fans.

Why not???...as the only way they can come out of administration, is by being taken over!!

1030 hrs so I believe.

I think that what badgerbadger posted, was a quote from a skate on quay radio from yesterday...........I may be wrong!!

That's an over 50's perspective for you!!

I'm sure it will be fine, he's had two phone calls about this, and an e-mail!!

I've heard that it should be built in 48 hours.......

Yeh....skate boards hailing Chainrai as a hero, for paying them on time......methinks the PL whom they have slagged off big time, may have claim to that hero status IMO.

Not for the first time nick, that this has been mentioned. Look at the club that will be Poor smouth. No Ground, no training facility's ( many of those used this season will lose moneys owed ), no parachute payments ( paying football debts/wages for the rest of the season ), minus points will be dealt out in the Championship ( if they get their Golden share ), investigation by fraud squad ( I hope;) ), and most of their team transferred or given away.....now seriously, who but a crook, would buy them:smt036:smt036

See Weston, this is what I'm hanging my cap on. Chainrai, who, due to his not being a secured creditor, but is in fact the 'owner' or not as the case may be:smt103:rolleyes:. May find, that the original application for WO, means that he has no say whatsoever in what happens to Poor smouth, and this may be the Trump card for the Goverment:smt036

Ummmm!!!!!...........we'll see. I'm not saying you're wrong, but I have believed all along, that they will get their come-upence, and I still believe that. I will be rooting for HMRC, I think they will have something left to say on this.

Round and round and round she go's, where she stops nobody knows.... Weston Saint, it is my understanding, that they have to apply for administration. I asked this question before, could not the courts prevent administration, based on the facts that a) they are insolvent, and B) they have no assests to make administration a viable proposition. Answers on a postcard please!!!!!!!

I have amended it for you;)

Not just him CL, their fans have laughed at Leeds, Leicester, Luton, us, and more recently Crystal Palace. They are mongs of the highest order, and now they are laughing 'because they're saved'. Some are even saying that they will win the FA cup (played in whilst insolvent), and will be in Europe next season, whilst taking the Championship by storm. That Corp Ho, is your fans, a ferk1ng disgrace, very few of you see any wrongdoing in what has transpired on you pitifull island, and that is why we wish the worse for you. Rant over:mad::mad:

Given you've asked the question, it means that either you have knowledge, or you'll have us believe you have knowledge. Steve summed it up, and others have said the same, we all wonder who would be stupid enough to want to buy your club, the same club without any training facilitys, no ground, relegated, to be investigated (oh yes my friend), possible large points deduction next season etc etc etc. So yes, we question this, why arn't you??????

I wouldn't gloat yet...for one, you're not in admin yet, crow about that when you are. Cheats always prosper, your second time at this, and still you think it's OK. Don't you worry about all your debts, you just keep racking them up, then go the admin route!!!!!.

Yep!!!!!...just a few responses on the takeover thread. Rules for fa cup; rule15(h) and (i) ALL players must be registered They kicked AFC Wombledon out of I think the Trophy (might be the Cup proper) two seasons ago for fielding an ineligible player. The lower down you go in the leagues, the worse the penalties gets. I remember a conference team getting kick out of a cup for fielding an non-registered player and also a few teams have had points deduction for the same issue but for league matches. When I said I don't think it matters, I was referring to the FA rule book. I remember WHU getting into trouble in one of the Cups a few years ago for fielding an ineligible player - he came on with a couple of minutes to go. I'm pretty certain they wouldn't have been in trouble had he not come on.

IMO it does....as clearly the intention to play him was there. I think this will rumble on a little.

Just posted about this in the lounge. By all accounts, it seems they played an inelegible player against us, as all registrations are dealt with by the FA. Now even at grass roots level, if this happend, the team trangressing, would be booted out of the cup, and the win given to the team they played against.

Um!!, I saw Pontys reply, my take is that all registrations are dealt with by the FA. So he was in fact, inelegable to play in the FA cup against us, now that is serious if true!!!. Even at grass roots level, you will get expelled, and the team you played gets the win. Surprised this has been jumped on, mind you, I haven't been on the main board yet, as I've only just got to work;)

Chainrai gave notice this week that he intended to take Portsmouth into administration on Friday, and officials from accountants UHY Hacker Young have already taken control of the club:smt103:smt103, working out of Fratton Park and liaising directly with the Premier League:smt103. Officially Portsmouth remain in talks with a number of potential investors but there is no llikelihood of a deal, and Chainrai is expected to fly back to Hong Kong on Thursday night, leaving the administrators to formally begin addressing Portsmouth's creditors on Friday. They are expected to find that despite being the man in charge when the money ran out, Chainrai has structured his ownership;) in order to avoid taking a significant financial hit. Chainrai is in a position of strength because he is a "secured creditor", after lending money to the club charged against their assets, including Fratton Park and future revenues. So, the administrators are in charge. Chairai is (according to the Telegraph), both the owner and a secured creditor. I am going to be a bloody expert when the mud clears, and I can see the truth in all of this.:smt036

Just a quick snippit from the bluephew trust..... The Pompey Supporters’ Trust would like to clear up some confusion surrounding the reports of Suleiman Al Fahim transferring his 10% share in Portsmouth City Football Club to the Trust. Legal experts spoke to Mr Fahim yesterday and it became apparent that these shares wouldn’t be offered directly to the Trust. Al Fahim was proposing that the shares be given to an organisation called “INTRUST” with supporters buying the shares from him at an agreed price over a period of time. This would only be the case if Mr Fahim was to buy the Club and he had asked the club for three weeks’ Due Diligence from the present owners which we believe to have been rejected. We have no doubt the offer was made in good faith but as a formal offer hasn’t been made directly to the Trust, this isn’t a proposal we can put to a members vote. We would like to thank Mr Fahim who we believe had the best interests of the fans at heart and it shouldn’t be forgotten that he put five million pounds into the Football Club. What's pertinent here IMO, is that he acquired this 10% for 10p, that is to say, he got the shares for £1 of Gaydemark junior.