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Pity the Easter matches aren't the other way round.If we played Palace before Pompey and other results all went our way we could clinch promotion by beating Pompey and send them down at the same time.A 3 in 1 top titty day.

But come what may we will still be at least 5 points clear of 3rd with a vastly superior goal difference and a match less to play.

I'm saving up for one of those De Loreans that you just have to tip the ass end of a tin of Coke and a couple of fag ends into and they take you to next week so that you can find out the results and bet on them.

Or a massive fine that puts them both into administration before the end of the season.

Obviously the best result for us is a draw,still think West Ham will win though. Hopefully it will be a feisty affair with a few red cards,preferably for players who've already seen red this season.

Bit of a daft thread,wishing happy birthday to a dead man. A bit more respect needed I think.

Whilst not a fan of or expert on snooker I seem to remember hearing that O'Sullivan is totally ambidextrous and can play with either hand if the ball position requires it.Used to be touted as one of his strengths because it made difficult positions easier. Pity the bloke has the attention span of a 10 year old girl nowadays.

Up 70% without player trading now that would be a fair old boost.Can't see us having managed to get to 27 million with the AOC sale myself.That would be going on bottom end of the PL turnover.

Rubbish, I ate 29 in about 12 minutes in a Rag Week stunt,no problem whatsoever. However just after that I must have had an iffy pint of Newcastle Brown which led me to chucking up on the tube to Cricklewood.:lol:Fairly redecorated that tube I did.

going bust is something different, but the PPs of repromoted clubs go to the Football League for distribution,just how I couldn't say. So if West Ham get repromoted there would eventually be 32 million kicking around....so losing 2-0 to them when you've nothing left to play for isn't so bad after all.

Could well be although I'm not at all sure that it hasn't been changed of late to ensure a bigger cut for the lower leagues. Not the deal in general, just this part of it.

Thinking on our turnover of 2010/11 (and probably again this year).All football league clubs would have got a massive cash boost from the repromotion of Newcastle and West Brom after just one season each in the CCC/NPC,their reliquat of Parachute Payments would have gone to the Football League Solidarity fund and have been distributed principally amongst football league clubs.Don't know the breakdown division by division on that though.Could be that we got about a half million or so hand out.

But then we would have still have had PPs,in the 2008/9 season which was our last season in the CCC the figures seem to be much lower http://www.onebooker.com/en/2010/09/are-premier-league-parachute-payments-distorting-the-competitive-balance-within-the-championship/ Although the TO given is for 2007/8 ie after the expiry of PP, doubt if it got much better in 2008/9 and of course no accounts were ever published for that year.

the 33 million is easy, Acquistion 14 million, losses 2009/10 7.7 million,losses 2010/11 11.5 million = 33.2 million.

Wouldn't that be a 33 million + Losses season 2011/12 punt? Say 40 million £.

doubt that, they may have dropped but are probably still up around 80% ish at least.Few have gone out completely and a fair few have been drafted in,we know (or at least this was the press figure) that Chung is on about 15K a week so we can assume that all the structurally important players are now on at least that.Add Jos,Sharp,Fox,Cork and there's no way that our increased revenues this season will diminish the effect of the salarial mass very much.We're in a good place right now but I see promotion as pretty necessary for us to sustain our current salary levels.

There's a new report out that says that moderate but regular chocolate intake keeps you slim.I've never ever been overweight but I've certainly eaten my fair share of chocolate (and about half of the entire third world's share as well).Then again I don't eat crap or sauce or mayonnaise or anything like that.I used to run about 20km a day as well and for that you need the old unleaded which chocolate provides,not to mention the magnesium and other trace elements that it contains.

Turnover was 16.4 million. I just assumed wages account for 93% of that, ie 15.5 million,which kind of makes sense because they were 12+ million the season before.No doubt player wages account for about 80/85% of that.

Penguins were never all that big, used to be able to eat a packet of 7 in about 2/3 minutes,mind you I was a chocaholic.

Must be something in it for them, reducing tax or death duties or something like that.Unless of course some of them have actually sold their shares already.Guess we'll never know.

No wonder we were good last season, League 1 players on Championship+ salaries.To think that we laugh at Pompey and West Ham.

We shall have to see but next season, now is not the time for judgement.Personally I think we shall need at least one major CB signing for our 25 man roster

A very whimsical up list there, you may want that but it's nigh on mathematically impossible for it to happen.

why would we want that total waste of space,haven't we had enough Wright-Phillips here already? they are Londoners and perform best in that environment.