Gingeletiss

The guy's a moron, for all his talk of witch hunts, he couldn't find his own arsehole. I have also been posting on there for some time, dead easy, sound stupid, spell like a fiver year old, and your disguise is complete.

This whole country is wrong on so many levels, we are a laughing stock. It's about opinions, in my opinion, gay sex is abhorrent, it is being forced on us, in much the same way as being racially tolerant is..........accept it or be polarised, trouble is, it is a minority forcing it's beliefs on a majority.

I suspect you are wrong.

13 BrianLancing Saturday, March 10, 2012 at 06:09 PM HI I'm a Brighton fan and was at the match today. I wanted to say what great support you have and I truly hope you still have a football club to follow next season. Supporters like you do not deserve what is happening at your club. I was also disgusted at the club stewards today who ejected your No 1 fan because he was ringing his bell. They nearly started trouble where there wasn't any today. I hope we see you back at the Amex again soon Loving it!!!

On Radio Solent AL praised Lee for making his second goal.

Wear that for any charitable event, would be an insult, given their track record with paying charities. Others on the run would also assume you were cheating!!

From the snooze forum debate (one sided) on this article. Conservative group leader Cllr Steve Wemyss claims Fratton Park would be given a ‘void planning use’ if Pompey is liquidated - putting football at risk in the future.

Now here's a shocker!!!!!! http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/pompey/pompey-past/league-chairman-will-do-all-he-can-to-save-pompey-1-3606386 Don't bother with any more e-mails to the FL chaps, they have just thrown their weight behind the 'save the cheats' campaign....grrrrrrrr!!!!

That's to allow the new 'park and swim' incentive

http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/pompey/pompey-past/poyet-likes-of-pompey-should-be-relegated-straight-away-1-3603874 Gus Poyet has insisted clubs who go into administration should be relegated. The Brighton boss believes teams like Pompey are ‘cheating’ by overspending and then calling in administrators. Poyet said: ‘I’ve got a clear view of that and I’m not talking about Portsmouth exclusively. ‘I would be more severe with any club, because it is people that, right or wrong, are cheating the competition. ‘They try to spend what they don’t have to see if they can get up, and if they don’t they go into administration. ‘It shouldn’t be like that. For me categorically I would like the teams that get into that down, not ten points, down. ‘Then we will see how the teams are going to react and who is going to take responsibility. ‘That is the other point. Somebody needs to be responsible.’ Say it as it is Gus..................

Blimey!!! a few wrinkles on here so far. Age 58, originally from Cowes, saw my first game when I was about 8 or 9, and was hooked.Served in the Army, but was a regular attender when I could, both home and away. Became a season ticket holder at the Dell, and for the first couple of years at St Mary's, alas, shift work now makes that non-viable, spend most of my life now, either working or sleeping of the working!! Have many good memory s as a Saints fan.

The Football League agreeing to resume the two hundred thousand pound monthly payments to this club is akin to giving an alcoholic another bottle of vodka. The lunatics have taken over the asylum. Put them out of their misery now, swiftly & promptly. This has all dragged on for far too long. Other clubs that have been in dire straits in the past have never been granted so many stays of execution! - Rob the Saint in NZ, Hamilton, New Zealand, 08/3/2012 01:48 Loving this quote!!

http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/pompey/pompey-past/loan-striker-lined-up-to-ease-pompey-s-scoring-woe-1-3595038 Former Ipswich player Tamas Priskin and West Bromwich Albion’s Simon Cox have both been linked with a Fratton Park switch. Appleton was quick to scotch those rumours, but he remains in the hunt to bolster the attack of a side which has scored just twice in the past seven matches. So sleep easy, as some were convinced it would be Cox!

]King invested £20m in the club in 2000 and is the second-largest shareholder, but has been hit with a £250m bill after losing a 10-year battle with the taxman in South Africa. What's with football owners and taxes!!

http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/pompey/pompey-past/i-m-a-last-resort-for-pompey-says-balram-chainrai-1-3595207 Mr Chainrai said the club’s administrator showed him the ‘enormity of the problem’ during a meeting on Sunday. ‘I said to him please find a buyer but if you cannot, come back to me and I’ll see what I can do. I do not promise to take over,’ Mr Chainrai said. ‘He explained the enormity of the problem and how it was due to the huge expenses of player wages. ‘I have told him I should be the last choice in saving the club. For a man like me, it’s a very big gap but for Bill Gates it’s nothing. He’s trying his best but there is a 90 per cent chance the club is going to be liquidated, but it’s not going to be his fault.’ He claims he provided the club with an unsecured £250,000 loan to cover December’s wages and said the responsibility to pay charities and small creditors owed £2,500 or less from the previous administration was transferred to Convers Sports Initiatives (CSI) after the group took over in 2011. He added: ‘I won’t lose anything if the club is liquidated. I don’t have ulterior motives. I’m just a normal guy in Hong Kong with a normal healthy business.’ Sha la la la and all that!

It appears that this worked!

3-0 Arse an all

Pen for Arsen an all

Arse an all 2-0 up

Yeh! right!..this in relation to their 'mass' sit in at the end of the game. 18 oldredeye Monday, March 5, 2012 at 07:12 PM 1&4 - How do you know Westwood was there? He was so distraught fearing it was the end of PFC during the first half he left in tears so I heard and was being comforted at Half-time.

By Emma Judd Published on Monday 5 March 2012 13:36 FORMER Pompey chief executive Peter Storrie has spoken out about what has happened to make the club sink from top flight football to be flirting with relegation to League 1. Mr Storrie, who left the club after it was placed into administration in 2010, said he took responsibility for a succession of owners which proved not to have the finances to shore the debt-ridden club up. But he also said if the banks had not called in their loans, Pompey could have had a very different past two years He said: ‘In the 2007/2008 season when the club was really spending, there were losses of about £33m. ‘The bank borrowings were about £40m and they took about £30m of that back in a very quick time. ‘That’s over £60m that we got from player sales that had to go straight to the banks. ‘If the bank had actually left their money in the club, like we asked them to do, and reduced the debt over a number of years, it would have kept the club going. ‘We had a Players’ Valuation pot which could have reduced the debt over a number of years.’ Mr Storrie said the club broke even under owner Milan Mandaric, who took the Blues to the Premiership. But it was Sasha Gaydamak who used loans secured on his assets to attempt to build the club up to even more success. Mr Storrie said all was going well, and the banks were happy with the loans, until the credit crunch bit and Sasha was forced to sell. He added: ‘He sold to Sulaiman Al Fahim on the understanding that he would get all his money back. ‘He had to go through two to three months of carrying out due diligence on the club. He had all the facts and figures. ‘The league did a certain amount [of due diligence on Mr Al Fahim] and the club did a certain amount, but the problem is it’s very, very difficult to know how much actually these people are worth. ‘He met fans and was waving around a document saying he was going to give £50m to the club in the next week. ‘Our alarm bells started ringing when we were only getting money in drips and drabs.’ Mr Storrie said it was at that time he thought of leaving the club, and it now had just under £100m of debts. But then Ali Al Faraj bought the club, and all seemed to be well. ‘Once again all the checks were made on this guy and it appeared we were dealing with a multi-millionaire,’ he told talkSPORT radio. ‘I do take responsibility for it, I do.’ Mr Storrie now says the club has little option but to have Balram Chainrai taking the helm once again in order to find a new buyer to take the club forward. And he added: ‘Maybe get the supporters trust involved as well because they’re doing great things.’ Mr Storrie, who lives in Hayling Island, says he is keen to get back into football after his two-year absence. ‘I’ve got 20 years of experience and I’ve got a lot to offer,’ he added.

Thing is, the only people claiming all his wages are being paid, are Skates (and a few on here). I have seen no official confirmation of this............link anyone!!

Wow! Trousers the above thread is that very debate.

This thread has given me so many laughs over the last couple of years, so I'd like to share with you, the Snooze equivalent, that is if you can get by that strange language they write in, down on Portsea. http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/pompey/pompey-past/chainrai-set-to-become-pompey-owner-again-1-3588522?commentssort=1&commentspage=1#commentsSection

155 pompeyfanfor60years Sunday, March 4, 2012 at 10:49 AM Why is it that you all appear to think this new administrator is such a wonderful bloke? Don't forget he was put here by HMRC and it seems that he is as economical in telling the truth as AA was. First we hear is we are going bust because SG is taking all the parachute money, then it turns out he is only getting £100K out of the £2.2m. Next he tells us it makes no sense to sell the younger players who are our only hope for the future, then we hear he is selling them off cheap to Ipswich. You are all worried about Chanrai asset stripping the club, well what do you think is currently happening I heard that he has been told to get as much as he can into the club before next Thursday when HMRC are expecting to have the football creditors rule overturned. This will then allow them to get all their money back when we are liquidated. If true, then much merriment!