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And how can you tell none of the funds your pension company invests in invest in Sisu. You have too much time on your hands if you have gone through that.

There should be a damn sight more anger towards ACL than there currently is.

Huntsman Group.

This is not comfortable watching.

Has the feel of a non league game.

Where there are about 12 people. Poor effort really.

Trying to make a profit presumably if we did start again for whatever reason.

Completely agree with this. It seems so simple.

Made me chuckle. Glad I will be watching it in the warm at work. Imagine it will put a lot off going.

In terms of registering as a community asset I don't see the point while we are not playing there. When it will be relevant is if Sisu buy the stadium, that way we could stop it having its use changed (i.e. to build houses, etc.). That's how I understand it anyway.

Don't recognise the names that are listed as directors. Certainly not the folks at Cov Utd. And for fucks sake, if it ever comes to setting up a new club I don't want to see an AFC in sight!

I once did this on a Youth rally when I was a kid. We were playing a team from Switzerland and battering them so took my gloves off, sat down against a post and sparked up. They then proceeded to have there only attack of the game. Bastards.

Except that ACL tried to screw them over. They decided they wanted new owners for the club and they would put them into administration. Unfortunately it is not their choice. So now they have broken that relationship beyond repair and are doing nothing to repair it. You can't really blame CCFC...

http://www.clubsincrisis.com/brighton/brighton_crisis_history.html

That's Dermot Coleman I'm thinking of. Huntsman group is linked to Sisu in some way.

I'm sure have seen his name mentioned previously. Is he Joys business partner? Some connection I believe anyway.

They will be given dispensation because the loss in revenue is down to not being able to stay at the Ricoh Arena, and rightly so (the dispensation not playing in Northampton).

Or cut costs right down to the equivalent of a lower conference budget which is what our "home" crowds are.

They won't keep taking horrendous losses forever though. They will have to sell or liquidate.

I certainly don't think it's the right thing to do, but when has that ever stopped them?