Matthew Le God

Turkish Registered User o Wow, my dream came true.

Their new chairman Iain McInnes said today the debt will £0 and the club will be relatively cash rich for the first time in many years, but he is forgetting the £8m player compromise payments (covered by the parachute payments but it is still debt) and whatever they have to pay Chainrai as the "add-ons" as they were described today on top of the £3m for Fratton Park. He came across as amateurish before today and is continuing that trend. It doesn't bode well for them and boardroom infighting and lack of funding will likely tear apart any future of football "fan ownership wonderland" for the world to follow. http://www1.skysports.com/watch/video/sports/football/teams/portsmouth/8629723/portsmouth-fc-saved It'll started with tears in the courtroom today and it'll end in tears with a 4th administration with the lunatics running the asylum to a business plan shot full of flaws due to overestimating the fan-base and club.

The John Westwood Autumn/Winter collection 2013 At work... At the weekend...

It would be admin number four - 1998, 2010 and 2012 so far

Don't complain, they could well be relegated by that point and a points deduction could be applied in 2013/14.

Nutjobs, all meet back here for the appeal process...

Jordan Cross ‏@pn_jordan_cross 12m Despite FL statements on points, fair to say #Pompey management fearful points loss will be applied next season if it doesn't relegate team.

http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/pompey/pompey-fears-over-points-deduction-next-season-1-4852481

The Football League board will need to have a meeting about it. They may decide to make it conditional on how Pompey finish the season, if they are relegated anyway then the point deduction applied next season or else it isn't a punishment for diluting a failed CVA.

This thread is far from over, in fact the fun has only really just started. I predict administration number 4 in the next 2 to 3 years, this time the fans will have only themselves to blame.

Can you name some young players that have broken pre-contracts?

http://www.saintsfc.co.uk/news/article/shaw-im-here-to-stay-588971.aspx He'll be signing a long term contract with Saints on his birthday in July.

Thats your medical opinion is it? Without seeing the patient or knowing what the virus is or when it started.

Has Dalek2003 ever come close to responding to all of those points?

That only affects one of the criteria in 1 of 38 games.

We've dropped 27 points from winning positions though, which it the most in the Premier League this season.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/19009781 http://www.fulhamfcstadium.com/

- Wolves knocked down an entire stand after the final game of the season in May and had people sitting in the new stand in September of the same year. - Fulham plan to add another tier to the Riverside Stand without losing capacity during contruction - Brighton added another tier to the Amex without impacting on capacity Fulham example, which uses old stand and builds on top of it... Phase 1: Closed season 2012/13. New river wall, new fender piles, new stadium bearing piles, modifications to Putney Stand undertaken and new river walkway are built. Phase 2: Open season 2013/14. Temporary platform constructed, and foundations finished. Then steel frame is erected, floor slabs put in place and core towers at each end (for roof) put into place. Roof trust is delivered and put into shape on top of new stand, before being put into place and supported on its end cores. Finally, the remaining steelwork (the seating) is erected, before the roof is put up and clad. Phase 3: Closed season 2013/14. Existing Riverside roof is removed, as well as supporting columns, whilst stand is fitted out and modified for the start of the 2014/15 season. New gates/ turnstiles put into place at end of Bishops Park and start of riverside walkway on Hammersmith side of stand. No seats would be lost during construction. Craven Cottage when finished...

Sold out 7 days ago, only hospitality left.

The Emirates is the best stadium in the Premier League and still will be after West Ham move.

Theirs isn't real yet, still along way from being ready. But yes they are further down the line than us. If West Ham were at the Olympic stadium and Saints developed St Mary's to look like those pictures from AFL, which would you prefer to watch a game of football at?

The opening poster thinks we signed a player for £6 million and are paying him a measly £10k p/w The likes of Barnard and Seaborne on loan at League One clubs are on £10k p/w ffs Amazing how many West Ham fans think Saints are a tiny club compared to them and are also unaware of the ambitions and resources of Liebherr/Cortese. West Ham still think themselves as "the academy of football", over the last 10 years Saints have a far better track record of producing players. Any West Ham fan from KUMB reading this need to look at the £37m Saints spent this season, average attendance of circa 31k plus... I'd rather have a purposely designed football stadium than the Olympic Stadium!

I used them as an example of how quickly you can go from submitting a planning application to having bums on seats watching games. Not that Saints should copy their strategy 100%. If Liebherr/Cortese intend to fund the stadium expansion/development of the land around the ground alongside investment in the team, then I have no issue as Saints under FFP need to increase revenue streams to compete. Wolves neglected the team and have suffered.

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Thats 80,000 extra paying customers just for league games per year at Premier League prices. A stadium expansion isn't just for one year, the infrastructure will benefit Saints for decades to come. It also helps grow the fanbase with more people able to see games rather than supply not meeting the demand each time this season we've sold out. As you can see from the images from AFL, it isn't solely about extra seats, the whole stadium is developed, along with the surrounding area to provide extra revenue streams for the club in an era of FFP.