Matthew Le God

Dexter Blackstock played in goal in February 2006 FA Cup game at Newcastle after Bialkowski went off injured.

Because QPR paid a fee for the loan and you can't recall such loans.

With 17 games left and the league very tight it will be touch and go for the rest of the season. One poor result could be the difference between automatic promotion and playoff or playoffs and not in playoffs. To not have a sub keeper is a huge risk and not one worth taking as it could result in a match which costs Saints the whole season. Five subs with one being a keeper is enough to give options from the bench.

The depth is even stronger than you thought!... You'll need to cut those subs down to five players, not six.

I'd have to send one first.

The same as every week when someone asks... http://www.firstrowsports.eu/ Bookmark it!

So do Saints. Swings and roundabouts.

No they don't. For a start St Mary's doesn't have undersoil heating and was a Premier League ground for 4 seasons.

They have undersoil heating, snowflakes won't settle.

They sold Ryan Williams to Fulham.

It would cost them more not to use it as they'd lose out on the Sky money plus lost matchday revenue and costs they'd have to repeat. In any case it is hardly a huge expense, they have had the undersoil heating on at their training ground during the week (http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/16864714) so of course they will at the stadium.

The pitch won't be a problem, Birmingham have undersoil heating. http://www.bcfc.com/page/News/NewsDetail/0,,10412~1676539,00.html Safety of surrounding areas is the only thing that will postpone the game and I think that is unlikely.

I knew that sounded familiar!

Ipswich made an enquiry in the summer for Rickie Lambert. They don't have half a brain between them at that particular Suffolk club.

Apparently these are the words of Joseph Cala... It is time for some straight talk to avoid additional confusion and incorrect assumptions. Let’s identify Portpin Ltd. as the “Owner,” and CSI, and everyone else, as the “Operators.” Q. The fans are confused. Why has the club had so many owners? A. Actually, the club has always had one owner. Q. Who ìs the actual Portsmouth owner? A. Portpin Ltd., a British Virgin Island Company. Q. Why do the Operators claim to be the owners? A. The Operators failed to understand the true meaning of the debenture note (see the definition below). Q. How we do know that Portpin is the actual owner, and not the Operators? A. Portpin is in possession of a debenture note while the Operators are not. Q. What is the definition of a debenture note? A. In the UK, the debenture holder is the ultimate owner, while anyone else is either an unsecured creditor, operator, tenant, lessee, borrower or administrator. Q. If Portpin is the ultimate owner, how was it that the Operators were able to run the club? A. The Operators executed a private agreement with Portpin to operate the club. However, as soon as the Operators failed to pay the monthly fees to Portpin, they were evicted. Q. It was the Operators’ intention to be just the club operators, not owners? A. Of course not; they genuinely felt that they were buying the club. Q. Does this mean that Portpin misled the Operators? A. Absolutely not, but one assumes that the Operators received bad advice. Q. What are Joseph Cala’s plans for Pompey ?? A. 1. To purchase the debenture note from Portpin. 2. To cancel the debenture note and gift it to the club. 3. To build the finest football college on the planet. 4. To hire Deloitte Touche as the auditors. 5. To make the club’s financial statement available online. 6. To pay off all club debt. 7. To have quarterly meetings with the heads of support clubs. 8. Either to remodel Fratton Park or to build a world-class stadium. This decision will be made with input from every head of the support clubs. 9. Class A office towers, a shopping center and hotels will be adjacent to the stadium. 10. To list Pompey on the stock market. It is imperative that Pompey’s comprehensive, master plan attract global investors such as Man Utd. In addition, every fan will have the opportunity to have an ownership interest in Pompey. I am aware that many FC traded poorly in the stock market. We’ll not have similar difficulties in the future because our plan is to keep increasing the quarterly sales. In plain English, any publicly traded company, including FC company, will perform poorly if the quarterly sales (“turn over”) is flat. Basically, the goal of any publicly traded company is to keep increasing its sales month by month. 11. It is a giant step for Pompey to be publicly traded for the following reasons: a) Pompey will have its own financial institution whereby the fans will carry credit cards with the Pompey logo; b) Pompey will receive access to the world of pension funds investment; c) New Pompey clubs will be created in various countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, USA, Japan, China, India, Australia, Dubai, Qatar, Dubai, Nigeria, Ghana, Cameroon, Angola and South Africa. Creating the above new Pompey clubs it will create sources of new talent to Portsmouth FC of UK which will allow Pompey to win the Premier League title over time. I strongly believe that Pompey has what takes to become the world champion. However, it takes a fully-dedicated owner with true passion for the sport, and a burning desire to turn Pompey into the finest club in history. The owner must have a deep understanding of how to create wealth for the club. The owner must know how to undertake major development, such as the new stadium, hotels, a convention center, a sports medical center, and office towers. Finally, the owner have to have in place the sharpest talent scouts residing in 33 countries where football is part of their life. Hilarious if he believes all of that!

"You are used to bonuses, Mr Redknapp?” Black asked. “That’s because I am always successful,” Redknapp replied. hmm... http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/eng_prem/4525113.stm Seems December 2004 to December 2005 has been wiped from his CV.

His twitter confirms he left on Tuesday night... JackSaville Jack Saville Setting the record straight I left southampton late last night out of choice & was ended on good terms 2 hours ago Favorite Retweet Reply JackSaville Jack Saville I'm singing for Barnet tomorrow morning and am fully committed to the club. Thanks for ur tweets & support #wembley #bees 2 hours ago Favorite Retweet Reply

They even felt the need to report the PMQ's story on their official website. http://www.portsmouthfc.co.uk/LatestNews/news/Prime-Minister-Backs-Blues-Survival-Bid-3077.aspx I wonder what those dealing with them at HMRC think of all this? Hopefully it hardens their resolve.

They even felt the need to report the PMQ's story on their official website. http://www.portsmouthfc.co.uk/LatestNews/news/Prime-Minister-Backs-Blues-Survival-Bid-3077.aspx I wonder what those dealing with them at HMRC think of all this? Hopefully it hardens their resolve.

I don't know, will be a while yet. A huge number of Saints players have received significant rises (including Martin). Managing Saints should be a lot of fun when the update is released.

His twitter confirms he has left... JackSaville Jack Saville Setting the record straight I left southampton late last night out of choice & was ended on good terms 2 hours ago Favorite Retweet Reply JackSaville Jack Saville I'm singing for Barnet tomorrow morning and am fully committed to the club. Thanks for ur tweets & support #wembley #bees 2 hours ago Favorite Retweet Reply

Any volunteers to be my campaign manager?

Done! I look forward to his response. Hopefully he will provide the funds for an avatar theft investigation office at Scotland Yard. May not happen, what with Pomey not paying their taxes.

Thief! How can I complain to David Cameron about it?

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