krissyboy31

Yeh! Bast@rds. Could only get ticket in the family enclosure for that one.,

He undoubtedly had class when he joined us at the start of last season but found it difficult to make an impact in a lightweight struggling team. He has grown both physically and mentally this season and has added so much to his game. Now, he is a vital part of this team. Our problem will be keeping him if we fail to go up via the play-offs, which is still very much a long shot.

Could be classed as a 'seven pointer'. As well as points we need to make up quite a goal difference on them and every one we beat them by (hopefully) will count double on GD.

Picked mine up from the T/O yesterday and it still had the original date (9th January) on it.

Bring back Jack Fleet!!

Hundreds of pubs. Plus you could go to either Hearts, Hibs or Murrayfield. Bound to be a game on at at least one of those venues. Public transport is pretty cheap too. One word of warning though, if you've got kids with you (probably not a problem in your case) they are not allowed into licensed premises after about 9 pm.

He hasn't got there yet. Give him a chance!

The thing is that I do have sympathy for the genuine fans (like your good self) but have absolutely none for the majority of the mongs who have given us so much sh!t over the years (and I'm not talking banter here, I'm talking absolute vitriol). I also have no sympathy with the club (and those that run it) who have lived outside of their means for years. They deserve everything that they get, I'm afraid.

Chester have been thrown out of the Conference today. A place for AFC P*mpey?

:confused: I think I follow? Email Dave Luker because I think that although the ticket isn't linked to your wife's C/N, if you prove the purchase and you're both on the database, you should be able to buy tickets on Monday.

I'm thinking more along the lines of realising creditors debt. I know not many of them are worth a lot, but a couple of hundred grand here, half a million there, is better than letting them go for nowt.

But aren't the players contracts the only true assets the club has left? It's not like making the tea-lady or the kit-man redundant. If they discharge the playing staff, they are diluting an already weak hand, are they not?

Lol at getting 10 points for the goalless draw at Wycombe after forgetting to make a prediction.

But is it? Surely it's ring fenced from when administration is granted. If it's not?

Well, yes. For an administrator to take it on, they need to know that they will be paid by "the business" but for all intents and purposes, in this case, Chanrai is "the business".

No that was that Mike Hall that was interviewed yesterday (their version of Nick Illingsworth, it would seem). He talked sense yesterday and again today, not like a Skate at all really! I was disappointed that as the interview was live outside Wellington that nobody drove past, wound the window down and bellowed "You Skate barsteward!" though.

I'd rather he got 18 years. Now that's a contract he really has earned for himself!

Funny how now it has all gone to Rat Sh!t It is the fault of "international crooks" yet you lot were all unquestioning about the ride when they one by one, took over. Instead of SOS Pompey marching on a platform of "Where did all the money go?" They should have been marching 3 or 4 years ago when Saggy chops was signing the likes of Defoe, Diarra, Muntari and Johnson, on a platform of "where is all the money coming from?" Leeds was a disaster, fresh in the mind then and they tried (and failed miserably) to do the same thing. Buy a trophy, or two but they were doing it on gates of over double yours and yet no alarm bells were ringing, your end of the M27.

Yes, another Gaydamak company (or at least the UK arm were until they went into administration and were taken over by JD Sports).

Yes but a cinema and a bowling alley, within a shopping/office complex gets around that one.

Can't really blame the rugby in their case. Wigan Warriors have only played 2 games. It's just a crap pitch that they completely relay every year. They (and Wycombe) should look at how Reading manage to keep their pitch reasonable with Rugby Union (which is harder on the pitch, than League) played on it.

Which is basically what that Mike Hall (PFC Supporters Trust) said to SSN.

Do these "image rights" come under football debt or will they get away without having to pay them? After all it seems they were contracts, aside from the playing ones in order to hide them from HMRC (allegedly).

Blimey, you want to see some of the other regional BBC programmes, you might change your mind about the 'talent' BBC South has. It beats BBC West and BBC Yorks and Lincs, the two I have the dubious pleasure of watching, hands down. I personally Sally Taylor, after her enforced break due to cancer, is particularly good in the anchor role. BTW it's Roger Johnson, not Richard.