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Re: Generic clubs in financial crisis Thread

by Terminal Boardom » 03 Feb 2012 09:21

You missed out the E and R :lol:

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Re: Generic clubs in financial crisis Thread

by Svlad Cjelli » 03 Feb 2012 09:26

oxf*rd, oxf*rd arseholes

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Re: Generic clubs in financial crisis Thread

by Terminal Boardom » 03 Feb 2012 09:57

Svlad Cjelli oxf*rd, oxf*rd arseholes


Great effort though :D

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Re: Generic clubs in financial crisis Thread

by Rev Algenon Stickleback H » 03 Feb 2012 13:21

Barry the bird boggler The law should take it its course, if that means the current Portsmouth operation being liquidated then tough.

A club for the fans can be maintained by joining at Step 5 of non league and emulating Aldershot Town and AFC Wimbledon.


unless folding means they lose Fratton Park.

It'd be much harder to come back playing elsewhere.

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Re: Generic clubs in financial crisis Thread

by TFF » 04 Feb 2012 10:08

The Championship clash between Portsmouth and Hull at Fratton Park has been postponed.


Won't help cashflow

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Portsmouth going bust?

by riverroyal » 06 Feb 2012 08:53

If Pompey get wound up in a couple of weeks time it could boost our promotion chances. They beat us earlier this season whereas I would imagine quite a few of the promotion sides have won against them.

If they go bust their record will be taken off and we would be in a better position . . . .


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Re: Portsmouth going bust?

by exileinleeds » 06 Feb 2012 09:32

riverroyal If Pompey get wound up in a couple of weeks time it could boost our promotion chances. They beat us earlier this season whereas I would imagine quite a few of the promotion sides have won against them.

If they go bust their record will be taken off and we would be in a better position . . . .


I believe West Ham have beaten them twice. I am surprised no one has done the amended league.
Unless Chanerai coughs up some real money, or finds someone who thinks there is any value still to be had, then it is a very real possibility. You have to recall that under the last CVA the parachute payments they are entitled to are already assigned against the football debts. IIRC didn't they claim £100m? and parachute payments are ?£16m a season. That is a LOT of debt that is still on the books- and don't football creditors HAVE to be paid under the FA laws? Those liabilities are they going to just vanish? What impact will that have on the clubs that are owed money by Pompey.

Even if the £1.6M is paid before the court date, the administer will still have to convince the court the company is solvent enough to trade. Clearly if they are not paying wages, then you have to question their solvency...can you imagine their creditors agreeing to another CVA?

It would be kinder to let them die now.

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Re: Generic clubs in financial crisis Thread

by Barry the bird boggler » 06 Feb 2012 09:42

Page 124 said.....

Ian Royal
leicsRoyal Just wondered if there would be anything in place to stop that happening. The league table would start to look very different if Portsmouths results were invalid.



A little bit. Assuming I've got it right:

1)Saints / 26 / +20 / 49
2)W'Ham/ 25 / +17 / 47
3)Cardiff/ 25 / +14 / 45
4)M'boro / 25 / +3 / 44
5)B'ham / 26 / +16 / 43
6)B'pool / 26 / + 9 / 42
7)R'ding / 26 / + 8 / 42
8]Hull / 25 / + 2 / 42
9)Burnley/ 26 / + 7 / 40
10)Leeds / 26 / +4 / 39
11)Brighton / 26 / +0 / 38
12)Derby / 26 / - 4 / 38
13)Leics / 25 / + 6 / 36

Not much shifting around but a fair bit of bunching!

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Re: Generic clubs in financial crisis Thread

by Barry the bird boggler » 06 Feb 2012 10:00

Assuming the above to have been correct then the current table would be something like this....

1 Southampton 28 - 51
2 West Ham 27 - 50
3 Blackpool 28 - 48
4 Birmingham 28 - 47
5 Cardiff 27 - 46
6 Middlesbrough 27 - 46
7 Reading 27 - 45
8 Hull 26 - 44
9 Burnley 28 - 44
10 Leeds 28 - 42
11 Brighton 28 - 42
12 Derby 27 - 39
13 Leicester 27 - 38

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Re: Generic clubs in financial crisis Thread

by exileinleeds » 06 Feb 2012 10:10

Barry the bird boggler Assuming the above to have been correct then the current table would be something like this....

1 Southampton 28 - 51
2 West Ham 27 - 50
3 Blackpool 28 - 48
4 Birmingham 28 - 47
5 Cardiff 27 - 46
6 Middlesbrough 27 - 46
7 Reading 27 - 45
8 Hull 26 - 44
9 Burnley 28 - 44
10 Leeds 28 - 42
11 Brighton 28 - 42
12 Derby 27 - 39
13 Leicester 27 - 38

:shock: 6pts off first? Ho ho ho. Comeonuhmrc!


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Re: Generic clubs in financial crisis Thread

by exileinleeds » 06 Feb 2012 11:02

I have just been looking through the accounts of Pompey from the last administration. Makes quite interesting* reading.

The list of creditors include " A Male" of Portsmouth. And The Premier Leage - GONE AWAY

There is a full list of transfer fees, and outstanding amounts on there as well if anyone really has nothing better to do.

http://www.scribd.com/fullscreen/30282572

The numbers start on P33



On the Assets there is computer/electronic equipment which has a book value of £19m. If the club is sold as a going concern this will remarkably be worth £30m. If the company is forced into liquidation, this asset is worthless. Good luck trying to find someone who thinks that makes any sense.





*incorrect usage, obviously.

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Re: Generic clubs in financial crisis Thread

by Who Moved The Goalposts? » 06 Feb 2012 11:17

exileinleeds I have just been looking through the accounts of Pompey from the last administration. Makes quite interesting* reading.

The list of creditors include " A Male" of Portsmouth. And The Premier Leage - GONE AWAY

There is a full list of transfer fees, and outstanding amounts on there as well if anyone really has nothing better to do.

http://www.scribd.com/fullscreen/30282572

The numbers start on P33



On the Assets there is computer/electronic equipment which has a book value of £19m. If the club is sold as a going concern this will remarkably be worth £30m. If the company is forced into liquidation, this asset is worthless. Good luck trying to find someone who thinks that makes any sense.





*incorrect usage, obviously.


£19m?? What on earth does that involve I wonder?

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Re: Generic clubs in financial crisis Thread

by exileinleeds » 06 Feb 2012 11:23

Sorry- thats me misreading a row :oops: :oops: . That is the players value. Worthless apparently if the club is liquidated.

You will be shocked to know that between 26/2/10 and 14/4/10 Pompey paid £308.50 in Ransom Payments :shock:

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Re: Generic clubs in financial crisis Thread

by Jackson Corner » 06 Feb 2012 11:34

exileinleeds Sorry- thats me misreading a row :oops: :oops: . That is the players value. Worthless apparently if the club is liquidated.

You will be shocked to know that between 26/2/10 and 14/4/10 Pompey paid £308.50 in Ransom Payments :shock:


Ransom payments? Perhaps the pikeys bell had been kidnapped?

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Re: Generic clubs in financial crisis Thread

by Big Foot » 06 Feb 2012 11:45

exileinleeds Sorry- thats me misreading a row :oops: :oops: . That is the players value. Worthless apparently if the club is liquidated.

You will be shocked to know that between 26/2/10 and 14/4/10 Pompey paid £308.50 in Ransom Payments :shock:

Wasn't that for Lua-Lua?

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Re: Generic clubs in financial crisis Thread

by Big Foot » 06 Feb 2012 11:45

exileinleeds
Barry the bird boggler Assuming the above to have been correct then the current table would be something like this....

1 Southampton 28 - 51
2 West Ham 27 - 50
3 Blackpool 28 - 48
4 Birmingham 28 - 47
5 Cardiff 27 - 46
6 Middlesbrough 27 - 46
7 Reading 27 - 45
8 Hull 26 - 44
9 Burnley 28 - 44
10 Leeds 28 - 42
11 Brighton 28 - 42
12 Derby 27 - 39
13 Leicester 27 - 38

:shock: 6pts off first? Ho ho ho. Comeonuhmrc!
....and with a game in hand!

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Re: Generic clubs in financial crisis Thread

by Wax Jacket » 06 Feb 2012 13:48

lol @ ransom payments - that's jsut lazy

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