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In a word no. Fans purchased, for £1K a piece, shares in Portsmouth Supporters Trust. However share is a bit misleading as you can't sell them and they basically have no value, to all intents and purposes it was a £1K donation. The PST then used that money to buy a minority share in the football...

Who has expressed an interest?

Is this because of the trouble the other week or was it already in the pipeline?

Thats the concern but most people seem to be ignoring it with the old 'it can't be any worse'. You would have thought by now people would have learnt it can always get worse. If there is someone waiting in the wings why not go public. It would be hard to imagine a serious purchaser who checks...

This is the way to do it

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Sounds along similar lines to Hunans on Channel 4.

Pretty sure Anderson wasn't doing the website updates ;)

It wouldn't be my preference to be owned by another hedge fund, and one that will happily move clubs across the country if it suits them. Equally I support the team and not the owners so I would still attend. The concern was they seem obsessed with building a Wasps brand over integrating into...

Think they have someone new starting soon or recently started who should sort all that out.

Its been mentioned before, there was a reason it couldn't happen - can't remember what though, don't think it has been let to anyone else. There's a second, empty, unit on the opposite side of the Ricoh (if you walk through between the ground and the exhibition hall its at the other end).

Bit strange for a paper that won't run a save the academy campaign as its down to the fans to do that kind of thing.

You close the shop down, not sure we want to force the closure of the club!

Unlike our new ground theirs is currently under construction.

Would love to predict a win but even saying we'll score a goal seems optimistic at the moment!

That's exactly the problem. You'll never get a total boycott so it won't gain any attention any further than the local area. Certainly not to the point of making SISU take notice. Said it before, the only way SISU are going is if they are presented with a viable exit strategy.

And they'd just paid for a new pitch at Sixfields!

They do indeed play in Coventry now but that wasn't the question.

And for how many years since 1866 were they not playing either in London, or a temporary home close to London?

Just having a look at these. If you hand the car back at the end of the 3 years, assuming you're OK on mileage and damage, do you just get a new car for a similar monthly payment? Seems a decent deal if you want a new car every 3 years.