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His excuse is that it was as long ago as May (wow...ages ago that was...) and "things change"... No sh** Sherlock...so, knowing that things change, how about not coming out with definitive statements in the knowledge that the situation is fluid. Sigh.
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Research? Hmmm....now where would we find 3 years of 'research' into the Pompey Takeover Saga at this time of night. Research? Lol
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Erm....has he not read back through what he said in the webchat at the time?
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@pn_neil_allen: Glad FL put restrictions on #Pompey budgets & borrowing. Got to be better than the fools monitoring club last year. Who were they again....
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I was actually insinuating that Labour are more likely to get in by promising extra spending (whilst not quite singing the tax rises from the rooftops)
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At least we should get a much clearer choice as the next election. All 3 parties were advocating a fairly similar cuts programme last election whereas next time Labour should be promising more spending and higher taxes as an alternative to the Tories spending cuts and tax freezes.
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-18811472 The UK government must make deeper cuts or raise more money in the future to keep public finances in check, the Office for Budget Responsibility says. In its annual look at the government's finances, the OBR says in 2017-18 public spending needs to be cut by another £17bn or the same amount raised in taxes to stop debt ballooning.
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@Moose_talkSPORT: Looks like Pompey are this year's Luton Town and we all know what happened to them
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@GregHalford15: Another 10 points deducted! Why????? Y couldn't they have deducted 20 points last year????
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Virgin Care to take over children's health services in Devon
trousers replied to pap's topic in The Lounge
If only Labour hadn't started this part-privatisation of the NHS malarkey in the first place... ;-) -
It certainly seems like the most unfortunate timing for him. I wonder whether his agreement to terminate his contract was verbal (pun intended) or whether it's been signed and sealed already....
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Does anyone else have a strong hunch that the Scottish Premier League ruling re: Rangers last week gave the Football League Board less 'fear' to come down on Pompey like a tonne of bricks? It gives them the perfect ready made riposte if they are accused of being too heavy handed.
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Damn...I was waiting for the official nod from Lundekvam...
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I had the same thoughts when I read the FL statement. It did come across as the long awaited 'reply' to the PTS nutjobs correspondence with them over the last 9 months or so...
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Agree, so what's the point of having a rule that is surely designed to protect 100% of what a footballer is owed?
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Ha ha....The Echo do the business again..... http://www.dailyecho.co.uk/sport/9814818.Pompey_suffer_another_points_deduction/ They've put a tough poll on there too:
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Quite. Either the Football League and/or The FA want to have a rule that protects Football Creditors or it doesn't. To leave the rule open to abuse (via player intimidation) makes a mockery of having the rule in the first place.
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True, but the Football League ruling makes provision for agreeing compromise deals with the players. Ok, so the players might not agree to compromise deals but they will be under severe pressure to do so.
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Yeah...we should set one up in the lounge. I think this story has legs
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http://www.pkf.co.uk/pkf/news/football_industry/administrator_critical_of_%E2%80%98unjustified%E2%80%99_portsmouth_points_deduction
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http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/pompey/pompey-past/pompey-hit-with-points-deduction-1-4051681
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MLG - time to dig out that quote from Birch, and the ensuing Tweet from Allen, "confirming" that the Football League won't deduct any further points from Pompey if the agree a CVA....
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True, but don't forget the only reason Chainrai wants to regain control of the club (allegedly) is to recoup as much as he can via the Parachute Payments. He can still do that (to a certain degree) IF the players agree to the "compromise arrangements" that the Football League ruling today makes provision for. His CVA 'offer' was always conditional on this happening anyway. Chainrai won't care one jot about the -10 point penalty as long as the players can be off loaded cheaply. So, this ruling today doesn't, as far as I can tell, affect Chainrai's position one jot.
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Ah...there you go....so not "in full" as your average normal person would understand it to be, but "in full" in the la la la emotional blackmail land of PFC.....
