Portsmouth finished?

[dom9]

Difficult one. Would you fight for what you are owed as a player? Or would you be more pragamatic? I'm sure the agents don't help.

[Lee]

Difficult one. Would you fight for what you are owed as a player? Or would you be more pragamatic? I'm sure the agents don't help.

I'm sure you're right with the agents involvement.

Thing is mate, I agree that they have a contract and what have you. But the likes of Kanu and Ben Haim have made their money over the years, and if Portsmouth fold then they won't be getting a salary in a months time anyway.

Surely they should just walk and save the club. They might not get great offers elsewhere but I'm sure they won't go hungry.

[dom9]

[Lee]

[Lee]

[Chazza]

[dom9]

[Lee]

[Kenneth]

signing a long term payment deal with a company in financial trouble is a bad idea of you want to actually see the money. I don't really blame the players tbh. If they forgo payments, that will indirectly end up in someone elses pockets who's rich enough not to really need it.

[Bender]

Portsmouth could go out of business anytime unless Tal Ben Haim drops his wages from £25,000 to £5,000

[Lee]

He's a ****. He's an absolute **** that man.

[Gibbo]

Just leave the club ffs, absolute tosser

[Lee]

Just leave the club ffs, absolute tosser

Mate, this is a guy who tried to avoid paying £6k in legal fees when he joined Portsmouth. God knows how much money he had at that time after Chelsea paid up his contract.

He's a ****ing greedy cunt.

[Kenneth]

Portsmouth could go out of business anytime unless Tal Ben Haim drops his wages from £25,000 to £5,000

if 20k a week is the issue, they're clearly ****ed either way.

[dom9]

if 20k a week is the issue, they're clearly ****ed either way.

A million quid a year. A lot of money for a club in that division. But yes, they are.