anothersaintinsouthsea

It doesn't actually, but I agree with the general point of what you're saying.

Made similar comments on the takeover thread, how can you only get cautioned for headbutting someone? And why the hush up before the derby match? He was the aggressor he doesn't deserve to have it hushed up.

Re: Lawrence - is that it? Is all you get these days for headbutting someone and giving them black eyes a mere caution? FFS, this country.......

What a ****.

Remember that this is club that spent a then club record 1m on Rory Allen who scored 3 goals in 15 games and then retired.

After deducting police costs you'll be lucky to have enough for two weeks of Tal Ben Haim.

Is the bubble working well? Any hassle on the way in or a welcome from the self proclaimed hardest fans in the world?

Now, now, don't get so stroppy. In what way does that link back your suggestion that Chanrai was paid £5m out of the £10.8m that Antonov put into the blackhole? lol, did you hear this from the same source as all of your other garbage?

and also "And that’s not all. Your package means you will also receive hospitality in our Pitch Side Restaurant for an additional match of your choice (excluding category ‘A’ games) at no extra cost." So cash up front, product later...... fine if you trust the seller........

probably someone high up at Pompey who he sees socially every couple of weeks.

With one more post Ho leaves himself looking stupid again or in his lame slang a 'tard. Suggesting that PFC won't have to make good the loan from CSI because it was stolen. Yeah right. Just like if you buy a knock off mobile phone in a pub, you don't have to give it back to the rightful owner do you...... I'm not sure that Android will simply let you off let alone the Lithuanian authorities. In any case if you don't pay back the CSI loan then the League will likely dock you points - you'll have gained a competitive advantage by not paying back borrowing.

As much as I think that Ho is a complete tit - as shown many times on here - I do agree that their situation is different to ours. In our case effectively the football club caused the holding company to go into administration. In the case of Pompey, while they're not exactly healthy financially, it wasn't the club that caused CSI to go into administration, it was the crook owner. That doesn't mean that the League won't see fit to dock them points but it won't be on the same basis as our deduction. I'm not sure of the mechanics should the club run out of cash before they get sold. Chanrai could drip feed them enough cash but I foresee potential points deductions if they're sold by AA and the debt to CSI isn't fully paid and/or if they miss the first CVA installment.

Bit difficult to say. Not sure where your writing ends and the article you quote begins and ends. Re: the article it strikes me as an opinion piece rather than factual report. Did the boy threaten the teachers? Was he a big lad? Was he using a weapon to smash the windows?

So let's say CSI are still in admin at the point Pompey have to make their first CVA payment. If, as expected Pompey don't have the cash what does handy Andy do? When he was involved with Swindon he kept rescheduling and just told the creditors that it was basically tough ****. But this time handy Andy is supposed to be getting returns for CSI creditors. So what does he do? I'm guessing he goes for the reschedule justifying it on the basis of preserving the asset for future resale. What can the creditors of Pompey do about this? Anything?

my questions haven't appeared yet, strangely.

They won't.

Serfaus in Austria in February, can't wait.

Ho getting increasingly touchy. Edit - glad you posted a link to the David Conn article. It includes this narrative: "Pompey illustrate why every middling football club is begging for a takeover. Having overstretched to furnish Harry Redknapp with the formidable squad that won the FA Cup last season, the owner, Alexandre Gaydamak, has been hit by the recession and can no longer fund the club. Lassana Diarra and Jermain Defoe had to be sold in January to reduce bank borrowings, debts grew to around £65m, and Portsmouth were preparing to tighten belts until the chief executive, Peter Storrie, shook hands with Sulaiman Al Fahim. Fratton Park now expects it to rain oil money." So even in your most successful year in decades you still had to sell players to get cash in and even then your debts still grew. rain oil money - lol

Ho, what's CSI's football budget for 2012?

You been to the golf this weekend Phil?

Frozen pizzas from Lidl - a bit of imitation Dr Oetker but much cheaper and still tasty.

Whatever your views on Morgan, Hammond, De Ridder and others - it was clear to me that we looked a better and more balanced side when Hammond went off, Morgan went central and we had Lallana and De Ridder on the wings. We miss Chappers.

FFS Ho, you are one boring tit. Who gives a **** whether Dubai Phil is right or wrong about CSI's football budget. Can you agree on one thing? CSI's football budget for 2012 will be zero. Lol.

I always struggled to get tickets, so did everyone else I know. They were like gold dust. One time I paid a tout over £100 just for a midweek match at home to Blackburn. We need at least a 60k stadium. We also need more attention seeking threads on this board.

A little bit different, we were going downhill in the second tier. We had every right to be ****ed off.