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I'm still amazed so many creditors accepted it when: a/. Someone provides proof that a better deal is possible, and b/. AA said himself that if it was rejected, he'd have to come back with a better offer. You've got the taxman on your side - surely it's worth a punt to reject, and sees what happens? I guess it's easier for me to talk, as my livelihood's not affected.

I can't believe how depressed I am about the CVA being accepted. I mean, it's only ****ing Pompey, a crappy little football club, and yet I'm sitting here, moping around like the world's going to end. I really need to get a grip. I got called bitter at work, and got frustrated because nobody else can see why they're cheats. I'm sure HMRC will appeal, and there's more fun to be had, but right now, they are laughing, and it's getting to me more than it should!

I don't like the sound of that - I'm hoping that wasn't mutually agreed!

Looks like details of the Football League AGM are being released: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/8729294.stm http://www.football-league.co.uk/latestnews/20100608/football-league-agm-report_2245681_2066602

http://www.portsmouthfc.co.uk/LatestNews/news/A-Personal-Letter-From-Avram-Grant-To-The-Fans-980.aspx I particularly like the penultimate paragraph: Doesn't sound forced at all, that. And it's good to see he has similar views to mine on the relegation of PFC:

Ignoring the can they/can't they demand compensation issue, surely his duty is to the creditors? He owes them that, at least. Grant shouldn't come into the equation.

Long time lurker, first time poster here. Just thought I'd let you know how much I've enjoyed reading this thread over the last few weeks. It's nice to have some sanity, and a place to escape the delusion that exists elsewhere on the web. Keep up the good work, chaps