I forhold til dit punkt 2, så er der noget med ikke at smide gode penge efter dårlige, ikke? ;-)
Jeg følger lidt med i Pompey-tråden på Saints-forum, hvilket giver en masse grundig info, men meget af det har naturligvis en vis bias - og det er svært at skille skæg fra snot i forhold til et emne, jeg ikke har noget dybere forståelse af.
Jeg har lidt ondt af Appleton. Han virker som en reel, dygtig og arbejdsom manager, der bare er endt i et kaos. Tænk hvis I havde Redknapp eller Grant eller lignende tågehorn på sidelinien lige nu, så ville holdet næppe kæmpe så godt, som de gør...
Lidt links:
http://www.aboutmyarea.c…otball-Club
The appetite for Plan B was further whetted by Pompey´s away game at Peterborough where old style terracing still exists. The 1500 or so fans who stood and cheered and later danced as Pompey won 3-0 away from home on a cold Saturday afternoon, enjoyed not only the excitement of a comprehensive win, but the atmosphere generated when standing with their friends where they wanted and without the heavy handed stewarding that increasingly prevails at Fratton Park. Football as it used to be without the hassle, but with the banter.
http://www.twohundredper…et/?p=17350
The story on Tuesday night was that the club had accepted bids for two of three players but the players themselves, local boy Joel Ward and young keeper Stephen Henderson, had turned down the move. Clearly the players had been well advised – they have nothing to lose, they are in demand and if the club is liquidated they then become free agents. No need for them to take an unattractive offer from another struggling club.
http://www.fansonline.ne…php?id=2068
Chainrai told the South China Morning Post: ´I´m still in a good position. I still have a debenture over the club as security on the club´s full assets, so one way or another I´m going to get my money back. But I don´t want to see the club liquidated. Anything I can do to help Portsmouth I will.
Jeg følger lidt med i Pompey-tråden på Saints-forum, hvilket giver en masse grundig info, men meget af det har naturligvis en vis bias - og det er svært at skille skæg fra snot i forhold til et emne, jeg ikke har noget dybere forståelse af.
Jeg har lidt ondt af Appleton. Han virker som en reel, dygtig og arbejdsom manager, der bare er endt i et kaos. Tænk hvis I havde Redknapp eller Grant eller lignende tågehorn på sidelinien lige nu, så ville holdet næppe kæmpe så godt, som de gør...
Lidt links:
http://www.aboutmyarea.c…otball-Club
The appetite for Plan B was further whetted by Pompey´s away game at Peterborough where old style terracing still exists. The 1500 or so fans who stood and cheered and later danced as Pompey won 3-0 away from home on a cold Saturday afternoon, enjoyed not only the excitement of a comprehensive win, but the atmosphere generated when standing with their friends where they wanted and without the heavy handed stewarding that increasingly prevails at Fratton Park. Football as it used to be without the hassle, but with the banter.
http://www.twohundredper…et/?p=17350
The story on Tuesday night was that the club had accepted bids for two of three players but the players themselves, local boy Joel Ward and young keeper Stephen Henderson, had turned down the move. Clearly the players had been well advised – they have nothing to lose, they are in demand and if the club is liquidated they then become free agents. No need for them to take an unattractive offer from another struggling club.
http://www.fansonline.ne…php?id=2068
Chainrai told the South China Morning Post: ´I´m still in a good position. I still have a debenture over the club as security on the club´s full assets, so one way or another I´m going to get my money back. But I don´t want to see the club liquidated. Anything I can do to help Portsmouth I will.