S-Clarke

Tommy smith would take the mick out of L1. a top top championship player, he'd walk into our team right now.

saw that y/day, i've got a feeling that the people posting these on 606 at the moment are having a laugh.

this was on the Wiki page a few moments ago, before it was changed - ''He was signed to Southampton FC on 30th December. Alan Pardew the team's manager stated that he was a "lifelong friend of the successful striker, and looks to see Charles "Dribbler" Taylor slot stright into his side.'' i think people have too much time on their hands, or play FM2010 too much.

''Kweku Asampong Taylor is known for his dribbling skills on the ball, free kicks, pace, shot power, massive influence within the team, two good quick feet, adaptability on both wings and anywhere up front. He brings consistent pressure on defences with his deft touches, superb ball control and an amazing ability to get behind defenders and cross to fellow strikers. His skill has been likened to that of Rivaldo. In his best seasons he had an average close to one goal per game in the domestic league. He was once the top goal scorer playing 19 matches and scoring 19 goals. He has been regarded by some as the best local player Ghana has ever produced.''

4-1 that was embarrassing defending.

''there's only one milan...''

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their problem is that they have debts to anyone and everyone in football, so it's pretty much a mangled mess. With us we only really had the stadium debt, which was held by Barclays, so it was a ''simpler'' process to sort out. This will take a brave person.

the protest plans are in full swing ''Picket the players entrance!!! That would send a firm message to the board if we prevented tonights game from going ahead

what puzzles me, is that this was issued before Christmas - surely they would have known about it since then? so why haven't they tried to fight it before now?

Wouldn't expect anything less from a Sun reader.

We were bloody lucky tbf, but as you say we were a bargain in terms of having everything in place. Training ground, academy, stadium, infrastructure etc - our debts were also pretty modest compared to portsmouths...

I wonder if it'll be a similar denial to this classic from a month back - PFC Statement - ''Al Faraj was not interviewed by the press, his comments are made up - it's all lies. We will consult our lawyers to sue the papers'' 2 days later, PFC Statement - ''It seems as if Ali Faraj did make those comments in the papers''

The 2nd one is a top player, would be gobsmacked if we got him - no chance IMO

still trying to work out why Eto'o and co didn't sign.

expelled from the league i believe.

Jaidi played 33 games for Birmingham last season, and was part of the reason they had the most clean sheets. Murty was an excellent full back for reading, albeit he's aged a bit now. Hammond and Lambert are 2 star players at this level, harding is a championship quality full back and Connolly is too good for this level. Papa Waigo is a Serie A player - i'm not sure what else you expected from a L1 club? we've blown all other L1 clubs out of the water with our spending and we will continue to do so.

Breaking news - The Portsmouth board are on their way to an urgent board meeting. Pictures just in -

''Shoes in the airtonight, show your soul. I'll be in the milton end and will start it, please join in or i will feel like a right twit.'' ''Me and my Family will be in FE so will join in. Have there actually been any concrete arrangements for protest. Just want to know and me and the family will be there.'' i can't wait for the match tonight...

jesus, im embarrassed for them. It's like they're being run by a load of work experience kids who really don't have a clue.

Much worse, it's starting to look like there is no way out for them, unless they get bought out by a billionaire willing to instantly pump £50m+ into the club. But the likelihood of that is very slim, seeing that their assets are small and the only real profitable return for any investor is their premier league status, which is hanging by a thread anyway. They're screwed.

Just on SSN, Pompey say that they are ''Suprised by the winding up order, as they believed the tax was all in order'' lol - they just don't have a clue.

We will sign big in this window, i'm certain of it.

But southend's debts were only something like £1-2m, pompey owe £10m...and it's rising every day. Not going to be an easy way out.