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The FL monitor the owner before lifting the embargo. They have to be satisfied that everything is in order before it is lifted. For example, are the terms of the CVA being met etc.....

 

This comes from the FL and is somewhere on this thread and I've also been told this direct by the FL myself in an email.

 

Thanks fo rclearing that up VFTT . I admit I am wrong and so apologies to one and all for misleading.

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I think that this is a very damaging assessment and will only confirm that the the Poorsmouth SHAM is more wide spread than most people outside of the south coast can appreciate, irrespective of the PL help to them last year, what an indictment to have that they caused world wide damage to the image of the alleged "best league in the world" , once the blame ball gets rolling who is next to reveal that they too were given false indications of the clubs position

 

Scudamore is a L S O S trying to cover his own arse! A delegation of Pompey supporters had a meeting with him and his side kicks to voice there concerns about what the crooks were doing with our club He knew everything that was going down months ago,

http://www.portsmouth.vitalfootball....e.asp?a=187272

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Scudamore is a L S O S trying to cover his own arse! A delegation of Pompey supporters had a meeting with him and his side kicks to voice there concerns about what the crooks were doing with our club He knew everything that was going down months ago,

http://www.portsmouth.vitalfootball....e.asp?a=187272

 

Yes we know, you all tried tell us that you were in the know from day one, alas your fan base, it appears, are still deluded.

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If the News are reporting correctly then it appears that HMRC are not pushing a legal angle but just saying "it's not fair".....not strong grounds for a win.

 

Can see skates getting away with it........leaving Storey to face the music.

 

The Judge has previous experience of "not fair" cases .... and agreed with the claimant so lets not rush into assumptions Im sure HMRC have done their

homework.

http://www.thelondonpaper.com/thelondonpaper/news/london/foxtons-rapped-in-high-court-over-contract-traps

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[Comment From Brett ]

Felling VERY confident that the judge will end up telling HMRC to wind it's neck in and consider themseles fortunate enough to be getting 20p in the £ considering other, more recent, CVA's being agreed for less. If they want to change law, that's fine, but bring this up with the appropriate authorities to do so. They've wasted enough of ours and the taxpayers time and money.

 

Lmao... oh rly?

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Deluded fool....

 

11:43

 

 

[Comment From Sparky Sparky : ]

at Jimmy84, Its ok then for Chelsea and Man UTD to buy titles, and Saints to buy the JPT?

 

Moron. How many times do we have to say "debt that can be serviced" for them to understand... (not that we've a debt, but Chelsea, United etc...

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Moron. How many times do we have to say "debt that can be serviced" for them to understand... (not that we've a debt, but Chelsea, United etc...
That's not even the main point, half of the players we bought couldn't play in the JPT anyway. What a thick skate cnt.
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Some of the comments actually beggar belief:

 

 

[Comment From Steve H ]

OK, lets put this in perspective. £34m is a lot of money but the total UK tax revenue for 2009/10 was £480bn so we are haggling here over 0.007% of the UK's annual tax revenue. Let's suppose that if HMRC win they could get future extra revenue from football clubs of a £100m. We are still only talking about an increase in annual revenue of 0.03%. You would think that HMRC have more important things to do!

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Some of the comments actually beggar belief:

 

 

[Comment From Steve H ]

OK, lets put this in perspective. £34m is a lot of money but the total UK tax revenue for 2009/10 was £480bn so we are haggling here over 0.007% of the UK's annual tax revenue. Let's suppose that if HMRC win they could get future extra revenue from football clubs of a £100m. We are still only talking about an increase in annual revenue of 0.03%. You would think that HMRC have more important things to do!

 

Like prevent Tax evasion for instance

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it seems there are more 'chaps' out there with bells than we ever realised....

 

Along with the News editing the facts to satisfy their audience, the hijacking of the comments by various comedy characters has been the highlight thus far, most amusing.

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[Comment From pompeymega ]

It disgusts me that over a century of history and years of dears and joy from thousands of fans, should be settled by a mere bang of a hammer. Play up Pompey!

is that with a hammer as in a demolition one?
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Ah well. I'm not getting any more comments through as TCWTB. Looks like someone has come in to take over as TCWTB2 though.

 

 

You're back..nice.

 

[Comment From TCWTB. TCWTB. : ]

They can take our money, they can take our players but they will never take our FREEEDOM!

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