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When I first read that, I thought it said "I'm just juvenile and a misconception".

I would have said a few years, but as he obviously has the attention span of a goldfish, I thought he might be able to cast his mind back that far.

It would work for SISU, but would it be in the best interests of the fans? Has the last few weeks taught you nothing about SISU's attitude to the fans?

A good way to hide the fact that you are nearly skint.

I think a lot of this comes down to who now owns Otium. If, as I suspect, it is SISU, rather than their investors, then SISU will end up owning everything. The other companies can be liquidated and their investors money will be totally written off. Everything that SISU have been saying...

Nene Park - where terminally ill football clubs go to die.

If that's all there are going to be there, then the NOPM campaign does seem a bit pointless.

The origin of most of the stuff that appears on twitter was neatly summed up for me by the following conversation, allegedly overheard on a train: "Wot's twitter?" "That's the bit between a bird's twat and her shitter innit?"

I must admit that I rarely go to Hastings centre, but "full of charity and pound shops" and "rough as hell"? I suppose it must be difficult to see clearly with that permanent sneer on your face. Here's a recent link to an article that has a rather different view of Hastings...

The 80s was probably the low point for Hastings. It has improved a lot over the last few years and is probably going to get a lot better. There are many people that are happy to commute to London from seaside towns. Brighton and other 'desirable' places are getting too expensive, so people are...

I think that might be "St Leonards, actually".

It depends on what your definition of the "club" is. Mine is that of a an experience shared with a community of like minded people, with shared memories and expectations. Owners, players, even stadiums can come and go but the essential part of the club is the community. Money, or lack of it...

So, NOPM will harm the club but won't hurt SISU in the slightest because SISU are happy to build up debt? Are you so desperate to keep up your quota of 25 posts per hour that you are prepared to post any old rubbish, no matter how contradictory?

Whether you read this now or sometime in the future, I do sympathise with you. There are far too many on here that remind me of mistreated dogs. No matter how much they are beaten or starved, they still go back to their cruel master looking for affection.

Steven Parsley?

I believe the threat of moving was nothing more than bluster and that there is discussion between ACL and SISU going on now. If I was on the ACL side, I wouldn't be able to stop myself pointing out to SISU that if they could afford the £3m a year, or so, to finance a new stadium, then a rent...

Good article but they did get one thing wrong. The club was not locked out of the ground, SISU did a runner leaving us with nowhere, in theory, to fulfil last season's fixtures. Fit and proper owners my arse.

You imagine that a company that are so incompetent, as to have got themselves into this current mess, could achieve any of the above? If they were that smart and well financed, what do they need a football club for?

So, businesses shouldn't pay rates (as well as not paying rent)?

Does this have any relevance to CCFC or is it just a rather poor attempt to smear the council?