benjii

That would be a SKY SPORTS reporter who probably knows about as much as Ali Al-Farage about UK company law.

Well about 30,000 people will care enough to go to the match. I see Pompey apparently have "droves" of tickets left for tonight's crucial Premier League match.

It is a bit of a mistake to necessarily think of HMRC as having the same mentality as a rational commercial creditor. They are an emanation of the state of sorts and there is a public interest argument in them not allowing a company which is clearly insolvent to continue trading purely so they can recuop x% of their losses in the short-term. They have to be seen to be "doing the right thing" to a certain extent. Whereas there is no problem in a commercial creditor getting what they can now, HMRC have to be a bit more sensitive to the general principles of the law.

Sounds like this has come out of PFC then. Quelle surprise. I will take it with a pinch of salt for now...

This is certainly true; it is a very destructive drug and would be a Class A f'sure if it was a newbie.

at you.

Same team as the first leg please (assuming Hammond is not fit).

Radio 5 keep announcing Pompey are "close" to a deal. I wonder what the source of this is though! Doubt it's coming from HMRC so you have to wonder how genuine it is. Tomorrow could be fun anyway!

No, owning a company doesn't make you liable for its debts.

Heritage, then.

Haha. Some idiot on Page 2 reckons we've "been falsifying our accounts for years". What a twit.

He sounds worried on many levels. Lol.

Correct.

That could mean administration is the fastest and most expedient answer, although it would result in a nine-point penalty and reinforce the feeling that Portsmouth, the bottom side, will be relegated. Understatement of the century from The Times there!

I thought it was quite a funny joke. That doesn't preclude me from feeling extremely sorry for the man, his family and friends etc...

I've no idea if my father ever wore a sash and I'm not sure I give a flying biscuit.

Bring on the sash!

The view of 99% of Saints fans. Loving it - cheers ML!

HMRC cannot set legal precedent. They are perfectly at liberty to accept any settlement they feel like. I don't think they will though

It is as accurate as your 11 wins in 28 games mantra. The dicussion was about a run of form which obvioulsy doesn't include just league matches. I've had enough of this now anyway. Why I want to waste my time with this kind of crap, I have no idea.

Wow - this pointless one liner, "Im a ****" style of posting is really fun.

Enjoying it much! 2 defeats in 26

Lilly Allen

You are clearly a boring drone on a wind-up though. Very funny, well done you.

There they are! lol