Jimmy_D

On a side, but related, note, my paypal account shows my subscription as having been paid, but I'm only a registered user again...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opCecHAjzeQ

Heh, people were predicting a series of training ground injuries for them... no doubt some of them have been exaggerated to try and allow them to bring more players in...

If true, although funny, it might do more harm than good for HMRC's chances...

http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/newshome/Pompey-hope-for-early-court.6428362.jp? Looks like the meeting that was scheduled with their Pinnacle type group yesterday never happened... well that's a huge surprise. Their ITKs wil be taking some flak I expect...

Probably I've just missed it... but I don't remember seeing it reported anywhere besides AA's words (or him being quoted) that HMRC's debt was increased due to tax owed on image rights. HMRC in their statement said they didn't see any reason why their voting rights had been reduced, which would suggest that it's not due to image rights tax, but due to what they already owed plus fines for non-payment and having no intention to pay, image rights isn't actually owed (yet).

The enemy of my enemy is my enemy's enemy. No more. No less.

More like yet more watching and waiting as we wait for the appeal date, while Pompey's squad gets thinner and thinner.

And the appeal is in... SSN

yeah, but it only needs one creditor owed at least £750 (and the HMRC is one of them) to issue a winding up petition...

That's assuming you don't get relegated.

Your trouble is, if you don't get the CVA agreed, yes you can say you're just going to pay 5p in the £, but you're also left vulnerable to a winding up order on the 95p you're not paying...

Seem to remember AA's CVA doesn't cater for relegation either... they're in huge trouble regardless if HMRC appeal because they won't be able to compete in the Championship. It's doubtful that they can afford that CVA as it is, even at such a low rate, and relegation would all but comfirm they can't keep up repayments. They miss one payment and the HMRC will just put in a winding up petition straight away again. Also what's good for us is bad for them... with Leeds, Norwich and Millwall getting promoted, the NPC is a more difficult league this year.

Good call from the club on this IMHO.

As I understand it, if they don't come out with a CVA the club gets liquidated.

Probably, it's mostly down to fast cars being out of position, but this is a cracking race, really really enjoying it.

OMG it's obviously photoshopped!

Not yet they haven't. They waited until minutes before the deadline before appealing in the Leeds Utd case.

This alone will make it very very difficult for them to make it through the season, and that's assuming the CVA actually gets accepted in its current form...

Really like that

What you talking about? That's already 10 points up on last year!

Ah if only football manager had a receptionist voiceover like Theme Hospital does... Here we have yet another example of the administrator acting like a manager... It's happened so many times now no-one even bats an eyelid any more. I can't remember our administrator being the slightest bit interested in the football side of things, besides trying to get some money from the sale of players to keep the club going.

No fans would have got behind their team like Pompey fans? Didn't we take the same number of fans to Wembley in one minor final as they took over two trips in the FA Cup final and semi final?

Don't think they'd be good at home matches... But to drown out the home crowd at an away match...

So do they still have a transfer embargo until then?