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Weren't we supposed to be hoping Portsmouth won last night, to keep Millwall in the scrap as they play Blackpool next? Well I just couldn't do it. I wanted Millwall to win, and I'm delighted that Portsmouth are doomed to division 3, and will hopefully be down there for a few years to come...

When Pompey go bust, Charlton will probably start running a free bus service from Pompey to the Valley before claiming that Portsmouth was always a Charlton area...

You three are arguing over semantics as far as I can see. Whatever that fan meant, it is certainly arrogant, and I think that is something we can all agree on! Oh and this is a real bug bear of mine: Surely that is "a choice" (of two options) as opposed to "two choices". :wink:

Me too. These days, £50k is relatively small beer to a club like ours with the infrastructure to actually make money. And it could be a good investment in other ways. If Pompey do stay afloat, that amounts to a decent goodwill gesture that Albion had put faith in their club where Reading (not...

No. Something seriously wrong with the way Portsmouth have been run for a decade now...

Seconded.

"We're in this together!" Liam Lawrence yesterday, shortly after announcing he was taking a pay cut to a paltry £800,000 a year: Bunch of f***ing twats.

Erm, me too! I HATE Pompey and always have done.

Yeah. They've got to two cup finals, won one of them, stayed in the Prem competing with Man Utd etc by paying Sulley Muntari wages they can't afford, stiffed local businesses and charities, continued to pay £20k a week for players in the Championship on gates of 14,000 - but of course now...

Talksport reckon 15 point deduction is on the cards. Not enough, IMO.

I find it hard to sympathise with Pompey too, primarily cos I hate the twunts. However, the real problem lies with the FA not doing enough to ensure club owners are committed to the state of the league. Football hasn't paid it's way for decades.