stevegrant

From the Guardian's minute-by-minute coverage of transfer deadline day:

No great surprise, the players hated him from day one because he wasn't Darren Ferguson, and they seemed to think they were better and more important than they actually are. Must be something in the water in Peterborough - I seem to remember that Sky One documentary a few years ago, Big Ron Manager, when Sean St Ledger pretty much single-handedly managed to get their then-manager sacked by acting Billy Big-********...

Where's this come from?

Imagine if Spurs were to suddenly back out of the transfer...

Well this is a surprising development that nobody saw coming...

Already signed, and played for them against Palace on Wednesday.

Christ almighty. How the hell Peter Storrie is still in a job, I've no idea. What a Grade A C**t.

I wonder what Marc Jackson's up to these days...

Judging by the comments on Pompey Online, it would seem they actually back Grant if he does resign because of the farcical situation.

I came in here to post this :mad:

Yep.

http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/opinion/1589158/apple-goes

Already is...

That's a good point - why would Spurs negotiate a price of £5m when they could, in theory, get them for nothing in a couple of weeks' time? Spurs in ****ing money down the drain shocker...

Interesting that someone completely separate has registered afcportsmouth.com - bidding war ahoy...

Interesting. "It's the best browsing experience you've ever had" Wonder if it includes Flash...

Yep, results expunged from the record books, all bets voided.

That's the going rate for a corporate website these days, particularly one with a large amount of rich media content like video interviews, reports etc.

No, that's the "Academy" training base at HMS Collingwood.

No idea how much they're owed in backdated fees, but I'd be very surprised if they weren't paying upwards of £20-25k a month for the hosting, development and maintenance of the site.

They both usually link to the same place - little bit odd they've put a "maintenance" message up on one but just a "website unavailable" one on the other.

You'd be surprised. Expect they're paying (or not!) somewhere in the region of £20k a month for the hosting, development, etc.

But then if people knew they could just download it two days later, presumably they wouldn't buy it at the ground?

That was the point...

Errr.... http://www.portsmouthfc.co.uk/