I am actually quite amazed that in the space of 1 week,approximately 33%
of the time Mr Fry said we had available, we have ,or seem to have, achieved ...Nothing. If anything the situation seems to have become more confused.
Right, another curved ball that's difficult to understand in the general context of the affair. Are SFC Ltd paying their own bills as you would expect of an independent company not in administration or is the administrator paying them? Surely the whole crux of the "no points deduction" would be defeated if the administrator was acting for SFC Ltd.
I don't think it's a case of staying away even, it's a case of not going to football any more.If the tickets were £15 and £5 we'd probably get more that full price and £1. There's the shirt offer of course but a shirt is no doubt about £40 so unless you really wanted one anyway it's not a big break.
Because some legal eagle told him that we could circumnavigate the 10 point deduction anyway.
Why they couldn't just sell the FC to someone for a nominal fee the day before the PLC went into administration beats me.
But the FC aren't in administration thus don't have to comply with league rules to come out of it cos they aren't in it.
Football league rules have, allegedly, nothing to do with the PLC's administration. The admins will try to sell the club to someone,in theory that should be the end of it. The new owners would then carry on as if nothing had happened. All this is so hypothetical it's untrue.
They talked about breaking their club record transfer of 500K for Dyer, however Martinez said they were in no rush. I doubt that 500K was ever really offered, just talked about.The club said we'd had only ridiculously low offers in January.
Nothing to do with the 35 million they got in from transfer fees a while back then. We should forget Portsmouth, they are in the premiership and have players worth stacks of cash to bail them out if necessary.