Dark Munster

Hope he doesn't wake up to find one of these in his sleeping bag.

"They have used players they cannot afford against clubs who have been paying their bills on time." That one sentence sums it all up. Bastards. :mad: Rather unlikely that the north London yobbos would want to move it away from WHL and lose home advantage!

Unless of course you play Fulham (who would be the weakest of the possible opponents). I wouldn't be surprised if that happens, jammy bastards. I'm beginning to think that the blue few have a pact with the devil.

.... as well as the FA Cup. Kick the bastards out and give Brum a bye.

Quote: Originally Posted by S-Clarke don't quote me on this, it's just a rumour - but apparently he has been told by Nicola that if we don't get the top 6 by the end of the season - then he's off. talk about pressure. Well, if Saints miss out on the playoffs, but end up within 10 points of them, there is but one person to blame.

Well, if Saints miss out on the playoffs, but end up within 10 points of them, there is but one person to blame.

To be fair to the skates fans, at the time they didn't know that the FA Cup was bought with a massive (unsustainable) debt. They were quite happy to think that the Cup being was bought with filthy, bloody, child-maiming, arms money. :smt070

Added to that, it appears the FL will be using future TV/parachute monies to pay wages until the end of the season, but only of course if the skates go into administration, as opposed to being liquidated on Monday. Having said that, the court must follow the letter of the law (even if it means finding that the administration is invalid, and so liquidation and no money for the creditors).

Actually, he begged to stay on, but Mark Fry told him to get lost. Then he walked away with his tail between his legs.

http://www.sportinglife.com/football/live_match/188768.html 50th min: Neither team can gain control of the match. Key player: Paul Wotton

No excuse. Anyone with half a brain would've gone into administration 4 days earlier, just to be on the safe side.

I find it inconceivable that Coventry, with a lucky draw, could be reinstated to go straight into the quarter finals without having won a single FA cup match. If the FA finds that P****y were insolvent during the Saints match (only) there could be an argument to reinstate Saints, but if their insolvency goes back to the Coventry and Sunderland matches then the only fair options are: 1) Coventry play Sunderland at home: winner plays Saints away: winner plays Brum at home; or 2) Give Brum a bye. There is not enough time for 1), so that leaves 2) if their insolvency goes back to the Coventry and Sunderland matches.

Ah, but this begs the question: does the FL have the authority to punish P****y for the crimes they committed while in the PL? Anyone know? I would hate to see them start life in the CCC with 0 points rather than -25 (or worse, which is what they deserve). Also, if they go into administration and their creditors get at most pennies in then pound back now, can these creditors get more money back from future Sky parachute payments?

Is this true? Can anyone confirm? More likely: Storryteller: Have you got £40M to keep us going til the end of this season and then a further £30-40M to wipe off further debts and invest in a CCC team stripped of any decent playing talent? SA consortium: Yes, absolutely! In fact we have much more than £40M available. Storryteller: Wonderful! Could you send us proof of funds by Monday? SA consortium: Yes, of course. The funds are locked up in account of my friend's late husband in Nigeria. He had Eighty Million USD ($80,000,000.00) specially preserved and well packed in trunk boxes of which only her husband and we knew about. It is packed in such a way to forestall just anybody having access to it. It is this sum that we seek your assistance to get out of Nigeria as soon as possible to buy Portsmouth football club before the present civilian government finds out about it and confiscate it just like they have done to all our assets. All you do is send us £50,000 to help for releasing of funds and expedite us to purchase your great club.

Interestingly Grant has only been paid once. Why is he still at the job? I wonder if perhaps in place of a salary he is getting tax-free image rights payments (sent to some overseas account)?

I guess the Court wants them to survive just long enough to get a good rogering on Saturday.

I believe it's scheduled to be after they get liquidated. So in other words, a draw is as good as a win (to get us to the next round).

Sacking Wotte 5 minutes after the takeover?

It didn't take him long to get rid of Wotte. Anyway, back to the question. If we finish mid-table, win the JPT and get to the FA cup quarters (or beyond), AP will definitely not be sacked (this season ).

Don't forget Grandad's shorts (or should they be called longs).

I wouldn't know whether to laugh or cry.

And 3 of the "big four" are out. A nightmare scenario is if P****y somehow delay liquidation, and then get through to the semi-finals along with 3 lower division teams. Does that ring a bell?

5 allowed per match I think, almost half a team! So it's possible that they could cheat their way to victory on the 13th using a number of players whose wages will never be paid.

And lying that he knew nothing about the sales of Kaboul and Bergovic.