Sevvy

Shipyard wont shut for at LEAST 18 months to 2 years if it ever does, so no way will help Pompey money worries.

Two leagues away

I see on their prospectus that the Tax line is blank, so no change there then,

if we could bottle what rallyboy is on, we could sell it and make a fortune,

RIP Eric

And don't forget, Kanu's upcoming lump sum, now that could be between £1m and £3m if he wins his court case, whenever that is,

Will they be able to do that as their twelve month's in admin will be up in February, and the season finishes after this.

I see they had another 5 players booked.

Any more news on your gossip from yesterday Phil?

Hearts have been issued with a winding-up order by the Court of Session in Edinburgh after failing to pay a tax bill on time. The matter is unrelated to a £1.75m tax bill Hearts are currently contesting. This latest order is understood to be for unpaid PAYE and VAT and BBC Scotland has learned the sum due is a substantial six-figure amount. The Tynecastle club have eight days to pay up or the winding up order will be enforced by the court. Meanwhile, it is understood Hearts are unlikely to face any immediate sanctions from the Scottish Premier League over the non-payment of tax. The only sanction for not paying HM Revenue Customs on time is a registration embargo and the club already have this sanction in place for the late payment of salaries to players. The SPL have been informed and could take further action if payment is not paid within the eight-day deadline. Pompey deffinately get away with it, they dont muck about in scotland,

I am waiting for what info Phil has, need some excitement as its all gone quiet.

..The Sunday Mirror looked at accounts recently published by Companies House which lists the finances of two of Redknapp's property companies. One of his companies, Pierfront Development, has debts amounting to nearly £2.6m while its parent company, Redsouth Limited, owes just under £3m. Pierfront is a building development company that was expected to make £4m in profit by building 92 apartments plus retail space for Tesco in Southsea, Hampshire, but due to the recession the apartments were never built, while an adjourning building that was also owned by the company was lost in a fire. The Mirror goes on to reveal that: "Harry owns Pierfront via Redsouth Limited, a company which he owns jointly with wife Sandra. Latest accounts for Redsouth disclose liabilities of nearly £3 million at November 30, 2011." Talks are now believed to be underway for the sale of the Southsea property. Redknapp is believed to have put his home in Sandbanks up as security when originally investing. Redknapp has been out of work since being sacked as Tottenham manager this summer after failing to agree terms on a new contract. Last January he was found not guilty of tax evasion. Jurors accepted Redknapp's angry denials that he avoided tax on any payments over £189,000 found in a Monaco account. ... Poor old Harry,

If i remember correctly, i had seen this clip before and the biggest body part they found after the impact was a leg,

Can they afford the electricity to run all those fans,

http://www.newsnow.co.uk/A/607844620?-11209 Only 15 fit for the FA cup but he wants to send players out on loan, does appy know what he is doing

http://www.newsnow.co.uk/A/607834711?-11209 Al most want you to cry for them ,,NOT.

You expect them to be able to write.

http://www.newsnow.co.uk/A/607393075?-11209 Appy's off again, with loaning out players so he can get others in.

For that reason I'm in

Cue for the nutjobs on here

http://www.newsnow.co.uk/A/605856934?-11209 Mr Hall latest update,

Now wouldn't it be funny if the property developer was also a friend of Chinny's

http://www.portsmouth.co.uk/sport/pompey/pompey-fans-hold-the-aces-1-4373577 And quite a few Jokers as well.

http://www.newsnow.co.uk/A/604341114?-11209 Mr hall comments on portpin

http://www.newsnow.co.uk/A/603895058?-11209 A bit in the Telegraph