Weston Saint

Hi Frank, got your email yesterday (it went into my spam folder...must have been all those "het's" ) Will reply over the weekend.

Morph? I knew who he was, what school he went to in the past and was in touch with him by email at the time. He had powerful contacts, that is all. He works in the city but not for any of the main players. Nice guy and I would not dream of saying who he was or his powerful friends.

I said this back in January on here

There is a proverb Empty vessels make most noise I am thinking "in the head as well as the stadium" I rest my case!

Will see you on Friday, old chap!

My late father always blamed our Manager Bill Dodgin. He let Fulham go up instead of us and then promptly joined them as Manager. There was also rumour that our board were not ambitious enough to want promotion to the top league. I am quietly confident after last nights win. That, to me, was the first real big test passed.

Reading Corporate Ho's posting I can only give this advice to posters trying to respond "Do not argue with an idiot. He will drag you down to his level and beat you with experience"

I think it is pretty sad when we cannot engage in fair minded discussion on football sites. Some of the recent comments on here relating to POL and the web site owners only show why they blanket ban. Pamplemousse. You are in breach of this sites rules publishing an email without the owners permission or knowledge. I hope no one is idiot enough to cause problems.

No that is not what Birch said. He stated that Chainrai does not get the stadium. http://audioboo.fm/boos/705674-part-one-of-pompey-administrator-trevor-birch-talking-to-solentsport-before-brighton-game?playlist_direction=reversed http://audioboo.fm/boos/705676-part-two-of-pompey-administrator-trevor-birch-talking-to-solentsport-before-brighton-game?playlist_direction=reversed http://audioboo.fm/boos/705679-part-three-of-pompey-administrator-trevor-birch-talking-to-solentsport-before-brighton-game?playlist_direction=reversed

I thought we were poor today but credit to Fox, Lallana and Chung. Canada Saint is correct we play too much sideway passes in midfield and lose the initiative. That said I thought Schneiderlin improved in the second half. The point is we who pay to watch good football want good football. Otherwise we could stay at home and listen to the radio for free. It is not just about the result although that is very important. I got bored how many times we just passed sideways and backwards meaning our forwards became ineffective. They wanted the ball, particularly Chung, but many of his runs were wasted. We do not have someone in the centre of midfield, a Jimmy Case or Alan Ball or Steve Williams who makes things happen. But I am a happy this evening.

Sorry Phil corrected now - cliff

If the club is liquidated the liquidator sells the assets they do not revert to Chainrai

"We fall of the cliff at the end of the season" "The club needs an extraordinary amount of money" Birch on Solent interview

OK I will bite. Born in Southampton in 1952 and stayed. First game at the Dell was in 1966 Testimonial to John Hollowbread when we thumped Pompey 6-1. Hooked and was a regular attender until the end of season 1970/71 when work intervened. Occasional from then when someone had a spare ticket. First away 1968 Chelsea - we won 3-2 First game at SMS was in our relegation season from Premier v Aston Villa - 2-0 up we were at half time and lost!! Got a season ticket from then on thanks first to Frank's Cousin wife who sold me hers and then in my own right.

Midlife crisis, not me. Married at 20, enjoyed being 30, 40, 50 and 60 comes up this year. Lovely wife for 39 years. 2 great daughters and now a grand daughter. Worked hard until 51 they got out with security for life Travelled in this country and abroad. Off to Barbados in May for 10 days Never had my head or heart turned. Life has been good and continues to be good. My late dad used to say "play the game straight and the game will play straight with you" Works for me.

The FL were always going to do what they can to help PFC just as they would any FL club facing liquidation. Money due to PFC was withheld to cover "football debts" but holding that money would likely mean liquidation. That is what Birch will have likely told them. He is respected, unlike AA, so they will believe him. He is probaby correct anyway. PFC have already been punished with -10 points. If they continued to withhold the outstanding £400,000 and the upcoming £400,000 that would hardly pay off the "football debts". Better they trust someone like Birch to try to find an owner who will then have to pay off all the "football debts". Of course a win in the Courts for HMRC will change that position. PFC's big problem is trying to sell a major loss making club with minimum facilities and a major wage bill with binding contracts running for at least another season. That with a club that faces the reality of Div 1 football. I just cannot see a genuine buyer. Even the Trust could not raise the money to do what is needed! They have not got away with it. Relegation, which looks favourite will put them back where they belong. Punishment enough for me but I am not one of the poor individuals who will lose money because PFC will not be paying the bills.

If they can pick it up on the cheap they anr not likely to afford the wage contracts for next season! Good for a laugh though.

Sorry but there is no way HMRC can know of the court verdict anymore that FL/FA or anyone else. When the Judge is ready to give his verdict he will announce the date and read it out in court. Hours before (or the night before if a 10:30am reading) the Judge will pass down his writted Judgement to both Counsels with strict instructions that they remain confidential until he had delivered his verdict in court. Counsel are not to give the verdict out to their clients. So no one can know. It is pure speculation by the poster.

Looks like Chainrai does not get it either! It is the wage contracts next season that will put off all potential investors.

OK I can now confirm I knew Lallana was not in the 16 despite travelling. I could not say before as it needed to be kept away from Leeds. He should be available for selection again against Ipswich on Tuesday. He was close.

Sometimes players travel even though they are not fit to play. Don't read anything into Chung being in the squad. Be nice though if he is availabe.

from 3 days ago Obviously did not do a good enough job of selling tickets!

Scan showed a Grade 1 groin strain. These syptoms usually disappear within a week and as of Wednesday he seemed on course. Agree with you, I would not risk him on Saturday or Tuesday.

I dined with Adam Lallana's father on Wednesday and can assure you that Adam's groin injury is not too bad. He is back doing line running. Will he be fit for Saturday? On Wednesday it was too early to tell. As the VMAN said last weekend, Leeds might come too soon. Adam is desperate to play every game but he has gained a level of maturity and knowledge of his own body mechanics to make the right call along with the Medical team.

As you have only picked out parts I assume you agree with the rest A The majority were sypathetic. It was the idiot minority. None of my many friends from down there wanted us to disappear. B Is that not what I said? there were diffences but not the fault of the supporters. If "cheating" is the wrong word I am sure you get the idea.