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It's from Euston...

No, I've booked a first-class return to Manchester :mad:

Given that Peter Storrie should, as the man in charge of running the club, have conducted due dilligence on the people he was bringing into the club as owners (and, in the case of Gaydamak, continued to do so on a regular basis), I would imagine the "officials had used all due dilligence to avoid the happening of that event" bit won't count here.

I think there's confusion over who was awarded our second goal in the league game against Bristol Rovers. Lambert's header crossed the line, Papa Waigo made sure, but on the night the goal was given to Papa Waigo.

Zing!

That's strange - is it possible your work have put in some sort of blocker that doesn't work for IE6, which is of course the root of all evil? Have you tried in any other browsers, such as Opera or Google Chrome?

Admin at 10.30 according to Solent...

Quote of the day from a poster on a Pompey forum:

And if your suspicion is correct, would that not be illegal?

Potentially.

Not stopped Pompey's owners before, tbf...

You have a PM

Worth pointing out that the bloke they interviewed there is the same bloke who wrote this article: http://fansonline.net/pompey-fans/article.php?id=6 Epic fail

Terry turns his back on Bridge...

OP updated with lineups and current squad numbers, will update when I get more emails. Still some people not replied to tell me how they'll be paying as well. If you've not received the email from me with the payment details, please let me know ASAP.

As many people told you would happen. How did that sand taste, by the way? To be fair, it's probably a more realistic prediction than any of yours over the last few years...

Rob, I sent it to the wrong address, have now resent. Have also resent to the other two, but definitely got the addresses right first time, so check your spam folders etc.

You'll still see thread titles that the ignored user has started, but any posts in those threads (and any other threads) will be blanked out.

There's still at least 20,000 tickets left, to be fair, although I can't imagine there will be many outside the upper tier left when it gets to non-STHs.

The OS Twitter feed says more than 20,000 have been sold. By my reckoning (comparing the original list of blocks on the OS and the available blocks on the online ticket system), these are the sections that are already sold out: • Blocks 227-231 - £58 tickets • Blocks 120-123 - £44 tickets • Blocks 124-127 - £44 tickets • Blocks 140-143 - £44 tickets • Blocks 232-238 - £44 tickets • Block 231 - £44 tickets • Blocks 120-123 - £34 tickets • Blocks 124-127 - £34 tickets • Blocks 132-135 - £34 tickets • Blocks 140-143 - £34 tickets • Blocks 124-127 - £24 tickets • Blocks 128-131 - £24 tickets • Blocks 140-144 - £24 tickets

£1m per year. Even Chainrai wouldn't get away with charging £12m a year rent when he acquired the ground for £10m

Not a clue, I'm using Firefox 3.6 and it's working fine for me. Is it doing this for any other sites you use regularly, particularly those you might have usernames/passwords stored?

Seems fair. After all, without him, AFC Portsmouth would never have come to fruition...

It also didn't make a blind bit of difference, you do realise that, don't you?