cloughie
Well-Known Member
But we are close enough for comfort and the difference is we are not doing it
As a teacher surely you have morals
I am sure that our upstanding and moralist supports would complain if we were in their position and were doing something similar. .
But we are close enough for comfort and the difference is we are not doing it
As a teacher surely you have morals
I can just imagine an angry mob of CCFC supporters driving the new signings out of Ryton with their pitchforks in their hands. There are numerous people who complain that the club does not invest money into the playing that it does not have. Surely what a lot of people on here want SISU to do is exactly what Pompey are doing? How is it any different?
The position we find ourselves in is not as bad as theirs (thankfully). Haven't they signed him on a month contract as well?
If we are 'close enough for comfort', then aren't we being a bit naughty ourselves by having such an over-inflated squad as well? I don't like Portsmouth at all, but how can you ignore the hypocrisy of those who have tantrums about CCFC/SISU not splashing the cash on the squad? How is it any different? It would also be putting the future of the football club in great danger.
We are to close to their situation IF sisu were to pull the plug because they are blocked from buying a share in the Ricoh, but the irony is that sisu do have the cash( ie for the Ricoh) but not for the club.
The only reason that they fund the club is for the cheap deal rights that the CCFC own regarding the Ricoh
Yes I believe so, when they exit administration they will be deducted 10 pointsAm I right in thinking that Pompey are going to get another ten point deduction? I thought I heard Geoff Stelling say it on Soccer Saturday at the weekend. I thought they'd had their deduction last season, or is this for going into admin within again two years? I thought I heard something like that.
Still beggars belief that they're still going with the 'boom and bust' method to get them back to the Premier League.
The difference is we do not owe the tax man or local charities money. If we did I would still have the same view that it is theft of public money pure and simple. PUSB
I am sure that our upstanding and moralist supports would complain if we were in their position and were doing something similar.
I am not a fan of Appleton, but I had more respect for him than our manager last season, at least Appleton has some backbone and fights his corner for his team for himself and his club.
Is this post #1000?
"This is the type of player we can sign and with a little bit of backing the type of player we will continue to sign.
"We are now up to our 20 player limit as we are in administration which is annoying because there are other players like Akos Buzsaky who want to sign for the club."
Lesson learned obviously.
Isn't it ironic that our first thread with 1000 posts is about another club.
Nothing compared to some of our wages
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