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I have little confidence in SISU being able to actually build a stadium but given recent events I would love them to do it and it to lead to a brighter future for us. At the moment I can see nothing but a continuing downward spiral in a ground that feels less and less like home.

That was everyone's hope and the language being used seemed to suggest a rebuilding of the relationship. On 22nd August the council were saying ""We recognise that this stalemate had to be broken, and that if the club could come home it would help everyone ...begin to rebuild and repair damaged...

Is that twitter account genuine or a pisstake?

At the rate we've been going massive progress would be Fisher having a look on rightmove.co.uk

Let's wait and see if they're still getting 30K this time next year when the novelty has worn off.

Do you know when in 2014, specifically was it was before we moved back? Does this mean that, as previously thought, nothing new can be introduced or does the change in the loan create a loophole for SISU to attempt to take advantage of?

I went on the Wasps forum to see their take on the legal action and there's more CCFC fans than Wasps fans on the thread. All on there with grovelling apologies about our owners. No matter how bad are owners are why are our fans rushing to apologies to Wasps?

A dull 2-1 defeat. Under 10K there to see it.

I'm not sure why people are saying we should get 10 - 15K when it's a weekend when in general FL attendances are poor. We know from the past that a lower ticket prices doesn't lead to a huge jump and it's not like we're 10 games unbeaten or anything like that. If they get 10K they'll be doing...

What legal process are they following then? If no new evidence can be entered what are they submitting? That's what I'm not understanding.

In my opinion something is being hidden. Of course that doesn't' mean anything illegal has been done. The speed at which we went from the proposed sale being made public to it being completed was far too quick for my liking and ever since then it's been 'can't say, confidential'. From CCC /...

We've been told over and over again the the JR appeal can only consider the originally presented evidence, i.e.: did the judge make the wrong decision based on the available evidence. Is that not correct because if it is I'm struggling to see how they're now including anything relating to the...

The council should have offered the deal to SISU. If they did and SISU said no there could be little criticism of the council for selling to Wasps. By not offering to SISU they have left themselves open and the only reason I can think of for not offering it is that they thought they would accept...

To me a clearer statement would have been we will then look for alternative buyers. When they kept saying ACL was performing well and there was no need to sell it didn't really make it sound like it would be sold off to anyone that put in a low offer.

If, and it's a huge if, SISU have evidence that something untoward has occurred during this deal I absolutely want them to carry on with legal action, I want them to win it and I want the end result to be Wasps buggering off back to London. If they have nothing then they absolutely should not...

But Wasps have purchased a lease double the length of that, did CCC tell SISU that was available and the price it was available at. If they did and SISU did nothing then fair enough but if they didn't then they have not acted in the correct manner in my opinion.

Next season is out for me. Living in Pompey I can't get to enough home games to make it worthwhile. Hopefully sometime after June 2016 when the wife finishes Uni I'll be moving back to at Cov, or at least nearby, so I'm in for the 2016/17 season, it's the main reason I'm moving!

SP really needs to get some wins without Reda playing or the pressure will be back on big time. A win tomorrow and we will hopefully be nearer the playoffs than relegation with the bonus of removing the 'we can't win without Reda' issue. Lose and will the players start believing they can't...

We do know this, clearly owning both the ground and the club gives an exit strategy, it doesn't mean they are going to take it but it would certainly exist and would in all likelihood maximise their ROI from their current position. As things stand at the moment the only exit strategy appears to...

That's changing the question. What I want to know is did CCC, Higgs or ACL ever indicate to SISU that ACL could be purchased, with a huge lease extension, for under £6m? If not then in my opinion they are very much in the wrong. The preferred course of action should always have been to unite the...