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I think some of them smell something fishy!!!!!...they are beging to catch on. http://www.fansonline.net/portsmouth/mb/view.php?id=229760

A response from the PL to an e-mail sent by a Skate.... bish Posted on 02/02/2010 14:52 PL response Email Message To A Friend | Reply To Message For what its worth below is a response I received from the PL to an email I sent them the other day, at least they responded. Thank you for your email. We cannot comment on Club specific matters, but as the rules state any transfer dealings must be signed off by an authorised signatory. All decisions regarding the setting of the Rules are taken by a vote of the Chairman of all 20 Clubs and not by Premier League staff. The role of the Board is to implement the Rules on behalf of the Clubs once they have been set. The Premier League Board has followed the Premier League Rule Book to the letter in terms of the player registration embargo imposed on Portsmouth Football Club and the withholding of broadcast monies in order to pay overdue football creditors, including both domestic and overseas clubs. Further to your question regarding the Fit and Proper Persons Test - The Fit and Proper Persons Test is an objective test that looks at whether an individual is allowed to become a Director of a Premier League Club. The test does not focus on finance but checks that any individual looking to become an owner/director of a Club has not been convicted of an offence that has led to a 12 month prison sentence in the UK (or overseas in a country where an equivalent legal system exists). You may also be interested to know that we strengthened the FAPPT last summer, and added a new rule meaning that all Clubs must publicly disclose any individual that has a 10% or more stake in a Club. This was introduced so that fans above and beyond any requirements by UK Company Law and are, to our knowledge, some of the sternest in place in any UK industry. We understand that Portsmouth supporters will have concerns about the difficult position in which the club now finds itself. The Premier League Board continues to work with the officers of Portsmouth Football Club to ensure that arrangements are in place to settle all club liabilities as and when they become due. Thank you for taking the time to contact us. Kind regards, Communications Team

I see our County neighbours are itching for a fight....some think St Mary's fits the bill!!! http://www.fansonline.net/portsmouth/mb/view.php?id=229663 DeepBlue Posted on 02/02/2010 14:19 On the pitch!!! Email Message To A Friend | Reply To Message Surely the time and place to invade the pitch is on live TV at the new skip. Let them take the fine for failing to control the crowd, we can't afford it.

Seeing where David Prutton now finds himself, has led me to think about players who thought they were better off moving from Saints. Steve Williams came to mind straight away, a great great player, but dissappeared from the scene within a couple of years, having moved to the mighty Arse nal...... So who do you recall???

"Is this unit 1...I likey"

Great post CL......this is just the post of the thread so far

Interesting!!!!!! http://www.fansonline.net/portsmouth/mb/view.php?id=229491

Um!!!!!! What could you deduce from this!! IP: Logged Blue-Smurf Posted on 02/02/2010 12:36 Bio and his email address Email Message To A Friend | Reply To Message Mark Jacob Mark graduated in government and politics from Essex university, he then proceeded to study for his common professional examination and law finals. Having qualified in 1994 Mark has specialised in commercial property and acts for property companies, high net worth individuals and foreign investors. Mark also specialises in secured lending and has acted for several major banking institutions. Away from the office, Mark is a keen footballer and keeps himself in shape by frequenting the gym at least twice a week. Mark is also a keen watcher of all sports including of course football and in particular his beloved Spurs. Indeed in 1999 Mark had a book about Spurs published which made The Sunday Times bestseller sports publications list for several weeks. markj@fuglers.co.ukIP: Logged Blue-Smurf Posted on 02/02/2010 12:38 And heres his boss Email Message To A Friend | Reply To Message Bryan Fugler Qualifying in 1970 Bryan is experienced in most aspects of commercial law - be it litigation, corporate or commercial. In the early 1990’s, Bryan became a media and sports specialist acting for the likes of Tottenham Hotspur PLC, Queens Park Rangers Football Club, Terry Venables, George Best, Jimmy White and lots of other sporting and showbiz personalities. Throughout the last 10 years Bryan has mainly devoted his time to negotiating commercial agreements and settlement of all manner of disputes and now spends most of his time as a business developer for the practice. A life long supporter and season ticket holder of Spurs, Bryan spends most of his spare time having as much fun as he can and spending time with his grandchildren. bryanf@fuglers.co.uk

Or this boy:smt036 MattG_PFC Posted on 02/02/2010 10:32 Seriously ladsEdited On: 02/02/2010 10:37 Email Message To A Friend | Reply To Message In a worst case scenario we could cease to exist. My Prediction. What I fully expect to happen is for us to go into Administration. In Admin some debts are written off, some become only 10% liable. Then a buyer will emerge getting us cheaply. We will lose 9 points, and assuming we don't get enough points to have stayed up without the deduction, that 9 point penalty will be carried over to next season in the CCC. A hardcore of about 10,000 fans will stand by the club, 16,000 for big games, and we will become an established CCC club, holding our own, maybe pushing for the Play-Offs, an ccaiasional cup run. Maybe we will become part of a PL second division if that ever happens? That is how I see it panning out for us over the next 10 to 20 years. And I for one would be happy with that.

http://www.fansonline.net/portsmouth/mb/view.php?id=229492 Tea and toast time;)

Possibly, their new investment, was the rumour that Poopey city council was going to lend the club money. On SSN, a representitive of PCC, has said, that there would be no loan as ( and get this lol), they have nothing to secure the loan against. I have to laugh!!!

SSN...Poopy to bring in 'frees' to bolster the playing squad. Avram not being paid is due to his 'Tax code'. Players will be paid today (or tomorrow). Club say they're not in danger of being wound up. Cripes, that was like when I had to read fairy tales to my kids, and the media just lap up these 'tales'.

Also, and it's been said a dozen times....Poopey have been given an extension on this debt, they failed to honour it, hence the WO.

Storey fiddles while Pompeii burns.

Yes, he was.

Plus nick.....administration means another -9, oblivion...well, they lose it all:smt036

One would assume that Stoke had sorted that out.

No...........because they have already had a winding up order placed against them, three if some postings on here are to be believed!!

No pay for the players/staff yet.........I wonder why???

I think the '10,000' post should be retired!!!!!

Happy pills in the drinks??????

Have they been paid yet!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Really:smt103......just don't do this http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2...pay-club-debts

We had it into our new conservetry last year, it is very expensive to run, so we have gone back to wall heaters.

Perhaps this has some bearing..........taken from the main board thread. 'This is how it works per the Insolvency Rules. All transactions from the date the Petition was advertised up to the date the order was granted can be made Void by the liquidator who is appointed. it is designed to stop a dishonest business, which realises it is doomed, from then entering into deals to sell off its best assets but say for a very low price, or it gives its assets to one particular creditor to pay them off - but everyone else is left high and dry.'