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re: Fred to Birmingham??

balance — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 21:40:33 GMT

Got to say I'd just wish the chap well with the future, he's given loads in the time he's here, would love him to stay but think he's bound for better things, and I've got to say, under Mcleish at Brum I can't think of a better place...regular footy and passionate fans...

re: Caught (almost) red handed

snorerexplorer — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 17:39:30 GMT

I reckon he could use this as a weapon to get our points deduction wiped. Money laundering, if that's happened then it could be the reason. Not that i know much about it, but if money has indeed disappeared, they're could be alot more to this than meets the eye

re: Caught (almost) red handed

peckham exile — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 15:29:53 GMT

bring in the fraud squad,lets get to the bottom of all this part of me says ,but part of me just wants it all to go away and find a new owner quick,and move on.

re: Caught (almost) red handed

carisbrooke x — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 11:32:41 GMT

A week ago I had no confidence that anyone would bother to dig into the past financial affairs but if there is evidence of seriously dodgy dealings, AA probably has no choice but to go back as far as necessary. A lot of people are upset that PS is still in place but I realy think its only to keep him nearby to answer questions, it saves the Admin team a lot a digging if he is there on hand.

re: Caught (almost) red handed

ozpompey — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 11:22:22 GMT

whilst it does not surprise me one little bit, that money has been disappearing...what does surprise me, is that whoever was raiding the till, must surely have known that by going into administration, the cash shortage would be revealed...it does start me thinking two things.... 1, is AA as independent as he is supposed to be??..i mean he was appointed by BC, not the court... 2, is there really such a person as al faraj ??..after all the world's media cannot even find him....or is he just a name on a piece of paper, just so money can be siphoned of with the paper trail coming to a dead end........it really is like playing cluedo trying to work out who gave what and who took what.....

I reckon it was colonel blue, with the cheque book, in the boardroom.........

re: Caught (almost) red handed

Nobby J — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 10:47:46 GMT

He needs to be both Sherlock and Watson to sort this mess out. He doesn't fill me with confidence and I so wish he was truly independent. Sure he might be a registered administrator but he's not as independent as he would be if he'd been appointed by the court or another creditor!

re: Caught (almost) red handed

c h r i s — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 10:36:10 GMT

True what you say about AA carisbrooke. But success in the eyes of the fans will be how deep he digs, or whether he flips and flaps for a while like he did at Swindon, before merging in with the background.

re: Caught (almost) red handed

carisbrooke x — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 10:16:07 GMT

Jess, although Chanrai has offered to pay the costs of administration, AA is an officer of the court and as such totally independent and impartial. He has to do his best for the creditors but in the case of unsecured creditors (small local traders) that will probably be very little indeed.

A good test of a new owners intentions will be if they clear up the HMRC debt, if that is done I feel its unlikely that Gaydamak will block the Creditors Voluntary Agreement and the club will be saved from a further points penalty in the Championship next year. If HMRC are left unhappy look out for more fur to fly.

re: Caught (almost) red handed

Jess — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 10:00:30 GMT

The question is whether the administrator is acting for both Chanrai and the club. Doesn't Chanrai have to pay their bills and if so isn't that a conflict of interest?

re: Rumours : O'Hara's a wanted man

MarkFromOz — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 23:31:06 GMT

If he wants to play for us next year, I say try and grab him. I'm sure he'd do a great job for us in the Championship. Lots of energy and run, which will be needed.

re: Fred to Birmingham??

DaveB — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 20:24:36 GMT

He seems to have settled into the english game now and looks a worthwhile addition to the squad. I had my doubts for a while but he's looking the part.

re: Fred to Birmingham??

DaveB — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 20:24:35 GMT

He seems to have settled into the english game now and looks a worthwhile addition to the squad. I had my doubts for a while but he's looking the part.

re: Fred to Birmingham??

peckham exile — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 14:06:59 GMT

i presume that as a Lyon player he can not be sold out of the transfer window i was under the impression that it was only registered players at Pompey that the administrator was trying to get permission to sell

re: Rumour: Fred to Birmingham

c h r i s — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 12:16:52 GMT

I'm sure somebody is going to want to snap him up. He's currently on loan though isn't he? So I guess Lyon would need to pay us not to play him.. or can they recall him on demand?

re: Thank You (for nothing?) and Goodnight

DaveB — Mon, 22 Feb 2010 19:34:26 GMT

Apologies Stormjuice. Didn't miss you out deliberately but obviously we have corresponded previously. I think Stoke are the only team in Red & White stripes that have beaten us this season. Sunderland tried three times and failed and there aren't too many teams that can say that this season. Avram's a decent bloke and now has a certain amount of feeling for the club; unlike recent owners.