Wade Garrett

Davis went from the ridiculous to the sublime. 2 fumbles followed by 2 world class saves. Haven't really got a good word to say about anyone else, except Puncheon, who looked dangerous at times, and at least looked like he could run with the ball at his feet. I have a bit of a problem with how Lambert is being used. For me he should stay up front, he was even back last night defending throw-ins. Why we don't leave even 1 forward up the pitch when we're defending corners I'll never know. Why Lambert has to take free-kicks 45 yards from goal, when he should be in the box I'll never know. Why Lambert is the one crossing the ball into the box from wide positions in open play, I'll never know. Please don't misunderstand me. I'm not having a go at Lambert. Just questioning how he is being asked to play.

Premier League have made it clear that they will do nothing outside the set down rules to help Portsmouth, and nor should they.

What, you mean them going under and him and Gaydamak developing land that has no development potential while there is a football club their? Surely not.:smt039

Keith, I don't doubt what you are saying, but if it is just the Heathrow cabin crew, how did 81% of voters (in an 80% turnout) vote for strike action?

I'm going. If anyone wants to talk to me I'll be wearing a hat and light blue coat.

She doesn't look that flat to me.

I've just heard that Storrie is in discussions with a three man consortium, and that negotiations are at a 'red hot' stage. Rumour has it that Marc Jackson, Tony Lynham and Mickey Fialka have exciting ideas for the club, and plan to turn PF UCKed into a worldwide brand.

As did John Denham, my local MP.

I think Prescott is as much a c*nt as you are.

Really, I thought it was Primal Scream.

Bit of a risk, him relying on £1million a year from a club that will drop through the leagues. I don't buy that one. I think he took ownership of the ground so that he could develop it, not be a landlord. As far as I can see, nothing has changed since last week, apart from the court case looming ever closer.

I remember someone posting that they can't go into administration because they have a Winding Up Order against them. Can someone confirm this. I can't believe they can simply go into administration, wipe the slate clean, and carry on. Why would Gaydamak and Chanrai agree to this? They would lose their investment and be left with a load of land they couldn't develop because there would still be a crap football team and 6000 fans there.

What, apart from me?

If the election was in the bag for the Tories they wouldn't be stooping so low as this. Maybe there is hope, and we won't have to put up with Cameron and his toffy-nosed tw*ts running the country.

Look on the bright side though, at least your mouth didn't get all messy.

They're still f*cked, don't even own their ground anymore, and Storrie is bullsh*tting over some South African takeover. And on the pitch they were really unlucky to concede an injury time winner at home to Stoke. Sometimes I really love football.

Knob.

I liked it when he said none of this was down to his missus. No sh*t Sherlock. Therapy, for being led around by your c*ck? Do me a favour, what a load of sh*t.

I remember that strike as well. It went on for 14 weeks, and ended after a court case in which the judge came down firmly on the side of the workers. He also threatened the MD/port boss with contempt of court when he heard his reaction to the verdict.

FOOTBALL, not cage fighting. You retard.

All these idiots are brave and hard in big groups, when they know that the police won't actually let much happen. I'll bet they all wouldn't be so brave if it was 1 on 1 with nobody around. I'd fancy my chances against 99% of them, but I am not brainless enough to go to a football match for a fight. To everyone involved on both sides - d*ckheads the lot of you. SFC don't need you.

It's rubbish. The only strike breakers were from Pompey. My old man did flying picket duty a few times at Pompey. One time, a couple of coachloads of farmers were bussed in, and the police let them go at the blokes on the picket line. I don't think things went as the police had planned. The MD of Townsend Thoresen had his car overturned as well. Brilliant. Pompey, crap club, crap fans, crap dockers.

Hopefully the Pompey players will merely be going through the motions, not risking injury when their employer could be wound up in a weeks time. Maybe a few of their better players will get 'groin strains' and David James will have a 'back strain', after training today. I doubt it though.... think we'll lose by a couple of goals.

I know people moan about Mawhinney, but at least he exercises the rules. Don't you just wish he was in charge of the Premier League now.

I thought that a while ago. The club goes to the wall, and all of a sudden Gaydamak's land around the ground, as well as Chanrai's land (the ground itself), suddenly has worth for development potential. And they don't have to pay back any of the money they have siphoned from the club when it gets liquidated. We can only hope.