Mind Games?

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Dougie Freedman played a bit of gamesmanship before our recent Palace cup tie bemoaning the fact that they couldn't put out a full strength side.Fair play I think it worked and good luck to them.Until the next game.



Is this another case of cunning practice by Appleton?:


http://www.teamtalk.com/portsmouth/7435732/Pompey-struggling-for-numbers


All sides get injuries and suspensions and the modern game is a squad game.I hope we go all out against Pompey irrelevant who they field.
 
it's all rubbish imo....if he thinks his side can "go on and win the next few games", whats he moaning about?

We need to do a job at home on Pompey. Firstly to keep up the push at the top but also to give the boys a lift going into the Palace game. Easier said than done though.
 
i dont think it would have any effect whatsoever on MM or the players approach to the game, they are professionals at the end of the day <ok>
 
Just been on the Pompey official board.At full strength they only have a squad of 19 players.:shocked:

Maybe I was wrong in my assumption.<doh>
 
john hughs said:
At least they might get that % back ,people down west got feck all back if i remember
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dont the creditors have to agree to a payment plan in order to write off a certain percentage of their money? why would they have agreed to nothing?
 
Swamp said:
dont the creditors have to agree to a payment plan in order to write off a certain percentage of their money? why would they have agreed to nothing?
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probably not much £ to go around, so wouldn't get much anyway and arguing it probably cost too much (relative to the gain)

I've worked in debt recovery and my company would pretty much sign off any administrators report and accept the terms just to get something
 
I've always hated administrators, you say SCFC robbed the local businesses what about the administrators charging upto £100/hour for an office junior to work on a case or upwards of £300/hour for senior staff all out of the money that should be going to the creditors

Thats the real robbery
 
a bit like the current car insurance situation with accident management companies and no win no fee lawyers! a scourge on society!
 
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