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Same old Skates! Cheating, make your own minds up. http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/pompey/bizarre-ruling-puts-pompey-academy-in-frame-for-title-glory-1-5007331 Pompey Academy can be crowned champions this weekend – despite not finishing with the most points in their division. Andy Awford’s side head into the final round of fixtures lying third in the Youth Alliance Under-18 South-East League. The Blues entertain second-placed Luton on Saturday at Furze Lane. Victory is essential, but Pompey must also rely on Watford defeating leaders Leyton Orient. Even if results went their way, Orient still cannot be caught. But in a bizarre twist Pompey would take the title. The league have decreed eight teams will play 21 matches, which includes Orient, this season. Meanwhile, Pompey and six others will play just 20. In the interests of fairness, the league table is then worked out on a points-per-game basis, with goal difference irrelevant. And if the Blues finish within a point of Orient, it will be Awford’s side who will be champions. Academy coach Paul Hardyman said: ‘It’s complicated but the simple fact is if we beat Luton on Saturday and Watford beat Orient then we will win the league.

Whilst is has been a great read these last few pages, the following link had me in tears of laughter. http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/pompey/pompey-relegated-1-5004060

Enjoy

As do we, those who applaud someone getting a smack amongst our own fans, because he supports the opposition, and just look at the 'Charming' man's post at 9, says it all about the limited intelligence of some football fans imo.

Gotta feel for Sunderland, that's the third penalty appeal that should of been given.

So is OUR education system.

Get in Oldham!

Really, are you sure?

No prob

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http://cricfree.tv/live-rugby-streaming-ch4.php not bad

http://www.wiziwig.tv/broadcast.php?matchid=195963&part=sports

The inventor of the ballet skirt was struggling for a name, until he finally put tu and tu together!

Two Muslims have just crashed a speed boat into the Thames Barrier. Police think it might be the start of Ram-a-dam.

Just seen a dyslexic Yorkshireman wearing a cat flap.

The council have been in discussions this week about how they can utilise tax payers money to assist the Portsmouth Trust bidding to bring Pompey out of administration. Pompey Supporters trust have turned to the council to help them complete the purchase of the club including an offer of around £2.75m for Fratton Park to Balram Chainrai who has £17.5m in loans secured on the ground. So what do you think as a local? After all it will be your money allowing this process to proceed……. The conditions surrounding the loan from the council are proposed as follows - 1. A written agreement by the Premier League, Pompey and the trust that the loan will be paid from parachute payments in August 2013. 2. The trust’s business plan is approved by the Football League. (Probably the same people who do the fit & proper test!) 3. All players must have agreed terms within the finance available in the trust’s business plan. (Do we have any left???) 4. The trust has received £3m on deposit from supporters pledges, associate directors and high net work individuals – plus £500,000 additional contingency. 5. Trust directors should take a personal charge upon their assets to a council loan to guarantee repayment, or an investor guarantee to the value of the loan. We quite agree with the Pompey Trust chairman who has commented that the council should be making as much effort to save the club as it does with the Pyramids Centre, Southsea. Surly the club and surrounding trade brings in more money to our city than the Pyramids centre currently does. This was from August last year, I wonder how much of the above criteria was met. I note No 5, should cause a few chuckles if they default!

Congrats to the both of you. A big difference is that you will have a new baby, and the older child. You must make time for both, and involve the older child as much as is practicable. Most people you meet, will tell you they don't have a favourite, but you do, just don't show it Enjoy the experience, they soon grow up.

This use of the word 'share', correct me if I'm wrong, but they do not get any 'voting rights' they will not get any 'dividends', and they will not get their money back. Is this not just a 'gift' dressed up in Poopey talk?

13:36 Comment From Phil lips What actual percentage of the club is owned by HNWS? 13:37 Iain McInnes: Phil lips, it can be absolutely determined until we close the share issue but it looks like the PST will hold the majority. Keep the shares coming in!! So there! nah nah na nah nah:smug:

13:34 Comment From blunproud why has no one from the trust thanked the rest of the country for helping buy the club, the taxpayers writing of £40m in unpaid taxes Not answered...... Yes it was..... 3:35 Iain McInnes: blunproud, by saving the club we make some element of that payment and protect revenue payments in the future. It wasnt us who didnt pay the bills!

13:21 Comment From Bluekite Firstly congratulations.. my first game was in the 50s v Man City who had Bert Trautmann in goal !... You said we start debt free... does this mean that the CVA and all of the football debts (Sol, Kanu etc) are completely covered by the parachute payments Iain McInnes: Bluekite, when we talk about debt free we mean that all old debt has been packaged up and agreements made on what must be paid and when. The number is totally in control and can be handled within our projections Debt free, and Poopey, words not to be used in the same sentence!

13:13 Comment From Dave Will any of the HNWs be taking out dividends in the future? 13:13 Iain McInnes: Dave, no dividends will be paid Really!!

3:12 Comment From Dinks The judge said that the details of PST's agreement with Portpin could be made public so why aren't they? 13:12 Iain McInnes: Dinks, they'll be made public hopefully today, check the PST website Ah, today, we await with baited breath!

13:05 Comment From Jack2 Are there any legacy issues that you've inherited (apart from CVA & Portpin payments) that could be restrictive? I'm thinking along the lines of the Kappa kit deal that didn't add much from shirt sales after the initial payment. 13:05 Howard: Very few Jack2 Oh good, very few

12:51 Comment From Steve Coe Hi Iain - BIG CONGRATS. Do you have more fundraising plans? Concerts at FP? Or a celebratory party that maybe the Council could organise say on Southsea Common? 12:51 Iain McInnes: Steve, we all love a party, lets look into it. 200,000 person party, bring it on:lol: