Whoa - hadn't considered that, but this could be the opportunity that the Premier League have been looking for to get Celtic/Rangers in. If only they can find another one to go out of business by the end of the season.AthleticoSpizz wrote:yeah enter Rangers and Celtic lolIan Herring wrote:No sympathy. Just a shame it wasn't a more 'iconic' club to collapse first.
The Premiership. Or Premier League. Or whatever you want to call what was once Division One of the Football League.
Where's your 39th game now, Scudamore, you tosser?
F*ck off.
Jesus - Grant should just keep his mouth shut.Tony Le Mesmer wrote:http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/p/portsmouth/8540958.stm
possibly the biggest load of tripe i have ever read.
He sounds stressed, perhaps he could find a way to relieve his tension?Royal With Cheese wrote:Jesus - Grant should just keep his mouth shut.Tony Le Mesmer wrote:http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/p/portsmouth/8540958.stm
possibly the biggest load of tripe i have ever read.
+1Mr Angry wrote:The total lack of humility in that interview is incredible; almost saying that rules which all clubs agreed to when joining the Premier League shouldn't apply to them!!!
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Avram - Pompey aren't the victims here; the club spent money they didn't have and couldn't pay back to gain an unfair advantage ocer other clubs, of course the football club should be punished for that, and the alternative to a points deduction is to be thrown out of the League.
To be honest, it's the football world in a nutshell. It doesn't matter what football people do wrong, they never seem to accept they've done wrong, or that any punishment is fair.PieEater wrote:I too was mystified how Grant can say their fate should be decided on the pitch not in the courtroom, whilst omitting to mention it would be using players they couldn't really afford.
Gary Lineker agreed with him on MOTD thoughRoyal With Cheese wrote:Jesus - Grant should just keep his mouth shut.Tony Le Mesmer wrote:http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/p/portsmouth/8540958.stm
possibly the biggest load of tripe i have ever read.
Uke wrote:It's not over, HMRC challenge administration
But if that technicality is upheld, then they're back to the winding up order.Jimmy the Tree wrote:Not sure if it will come to much, sounds like they are looking for a technicality over whether Chainrai had the authority to take the club into Administration.
That's not really a "technicality" is it?Jimmy the Tree wrote:Not sure if it will come to much, sounds like they are looking for a technicality over whether Chainrai had the authority to take the club into Administration.
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