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My recollection of that interview, was that he'd like one or two in before the Man City game, not that there would be definite signings.

My view is that they may be on a sticky wicket, if they start signing players on non-contract terms, having just got rid of ten players, making them take compromise agreements. There may be a case for unfair dismissal there!

13:38 Comment From Jamie42 What happens if Appy were to walk? Steve Cotterill's out of work... loving it

Must be the way I ask them.....none through as yet, but voted for musthaveadump.

13:22 Jordan : The results/performances at Wimbledon and Bolton showed there is a side which could be competitive in League One This guy is as stupid as NA, are they all like it at the snooze.....those results had trialists and TBH,LL etc

13:20 Comment From PompeyPete I don't think the trialists are good enough for promotion. We need to be signing quality over quantity.

Once he's shown the 'dream', he will sign.

Just a reminder of the statement.......... 'We are not the ones who have caused the club to collapse and we are not the ones to choose PKF as administrators. As history has recorded, we sold the club over a year ago after saving it from liquidation and unfortunately found ourselves again fighting to try and save the club from another liquidation. Through this administration process over the last six months we have always had the club's best interest in mind - unlike many parties who were involved in the process. 'We repeatedly encouraged the administrator to find a new, willing and able buyer to take over the club - unfortunately he was unsuccessful in this job and couldn't find a buyer despite his promises!! Later he approached us to be his safety net to save the club as he couldn't find a buyer. We agreed in the effort to avoid liquidation of the club. 'At this moment in time, we feel that: - the negative criticism and lack of support for our takeover by the fans of this club. - the fact that the administrators do not want to compromise on their unrealistic fees. - the fact that suddenly the club has received additional huge football creditors' claims from former players and management such as Hughes, Brown, Kanu, and Lampitt and more. - the fact that all the money from the parachute payment which were supposed to carry the club for the next two seasons was spent and committed by the administrator on players' compromises and fees : total £12million. - the fact that the Football League has decided to deduct 10 points for no reasonable reason and by its decisions didn't show any willingness to help in saving this troubled club. - the fact that the supporters' trust which we met and we voiced our support for their takeover bid could not raise the funds to satisfy the administrator or the Football League and the loan that was promised them by the council had unrealistic terms. - the fact that the club did not get any real support from any official they were all very good at creating headlines. - and finally the last straw yesterday afternoon the manager told the press before the season starts that he is sure of another relegation. 'All of these facts have left us in a position that we no longer want to fight this battle, we have zero support to save the club therefore we formally withdraw our bid and our honest attempt at saving the club. We will sleep well knowing we did our utmost to save the club. We welcome and will assist anyone, including the supporters trust to try and save the club in the coming days.'

http://www.facebook.com/groups/407893649268563/ Hahahahaha

Here's one vote for hero.... Pompey Dave from Devizes Wilts 9:14 AM on 15/08/2012 Brian Swanson live on Sky Sports Radio has just read a statement it finish with him saying that the last straw was the manager stating yesterday that "we will be relagated". Well done MA your a hero

Buy Buy Pompey, Pompey no buy!

.....and convince all those players who have just signed compromise agreements, that they have to wipe out about 80% of what they have just agreed to.

Ummmmm!, could be a day to be watching on here!

I'd of thought that a fair few of those 'away' fans last night, were of the Naval ships/bases down there, so I won't get too excited by their 'bestest' away fans tag, just yet.

You're like a scratched record, banging on about the same thing, until someone agrees with you, then they can join your gang for a short while! Post after post with the same thing, 15,505 post says something about you!

Yeh, saw this on the second reading, hope I live to 96 then

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-19257769 Hypersonic jet WaveRider is to undergo another test flight above the Pacific Ocean aiming to reach Mach 6. At this speed - more than 4,300mph (6,900km/h) - it could travel from London to New York in about an hour. Will help my travelling to Australia..

Seriously though, never heard of any of these, so any feedback would be appreciated.

Carlos Fierro http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aRDWnjVh73o

Good old Joe Gorman, knew it would be you!

Vote MLG, you know it makes sense. Comes with a bonus on selection...............vote MLG

Pompey prepare to pull plug on Andersen By Neil Allen Published on Tuesday 14 August 2012 10:00 Mikkel Andersen is expected to be the first target to be culled as Michael Appleton attempts to cope with his 62.50-per-cent budget cut. The highly-regarded Reading keeper had agreed to join Pompey on a season-long loan once a takeover had been completed. That move is now set to be scrapped, with the Blues no longer able to afford his wages. As it should be imho....

Blimey! do I ever remember those fortune telling fish, a real blast from my past.

Nice of them to come up with a badge reminding everyone, that they have been in administration four times to our one, and even that was our parent company!

http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/pompey/pompey-past/ifil-and-santiago-unlikely-to-stay-1-4155968