Danbert

According to the Torygraph: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/competitions/championship/9077998/Southampton-2-Burnley-0-match-report.html Billy Sharp cost just 1.8 million. I didn't think that info was in the public domain. Seems a steal if true.

It's just radio but yeah it works fine.

"There are interested parties out there..." B0ll0cks are there.

full proof?

That's "believe"

I think you mean "here"

Nice

Well said for once. I always thought you were a troll.

Mark Lawrenson thinks we're going to loose - mind you he thinks we still top the Championship.

Just saw this headline on the BBC: [h=1]Carroll seals move to Olympiakos[/h]and thought, surely Andy Carroll's not that crap

Looks like another bid has been turned down, so at least there's still some interest.

Like it

If we do I'll wet myself.

I'd think it a bit strange to have players on the bench who were better than the starting XI unless they were coming back from injury or something. I thought Connoly and Guly did fine against Forest. I'm not a great fan of Barnard but we also have the new Japenese guy too and I'd've thought that would be enough cover for 20 odd games.

Exterminate, exterminate

I've no way of knowing one way or the other but I'd rate the chances of him leaving as zero.

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Blah, blah, blah get a life sad arse.

From Pompey Mad The latest name to be linked with a takeover of Portsmouth Football Club is that of Joseph Cala, an entrepreneur based in Italy and the USA. The News reported today that Cala was rumoured to be the frontman for a consortium based in Abu Dhabi, but News journo Neil Allen has been in contact with him since and it seems that Joseph intends to be the sole owner as he has no backing from foreign investors. But who is Joseph Cala? Reliable information about the man is scarce, but he seems to be a slightly deluded daydreamer who has ambitions of creating an undersea resort complete with the biggest casino and spa in the world. He has past history of owning a football club. All 11 days of it. Apparently, his time at Salerno Calcio (now playing in Serie D) was cut extremely short due to a "non-compliance" arrangement, with Cala failing to pay the bills despite promising a so-called "40 million euro investment" and an ambition for Salerno to become a Serie A club once again. Doing a quick google search of his name also brought up this interesting page relating to a conviction for attempting to defraud for one Joseph Cala back in 1972.

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Funny, I thought he was Polish

He's been out on loan so - I'd assume, we haven't been wasting any money on his wages. We can always farm him out again if need be.

Are you a Skate terrorist?

If you're a season ticket holder and go to every away game for say 50 years what's it gonna cost including travel costs, cup runs, booze, replica shirts, taking the kids etc etc? It's not 500,000 quid but it's still a **** of a lot of money.

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