The other day as I was sitting down and signing some more fan photos of myself (£5.99 + P&P) when I got an email from my manager, alerting me to the presence of a Bristol blog evidently written by someone from Berate, and a firm member of the linen-pyjamas and wheatgrass toothpaste brigade (I'm refusing to name the person or the blog as he does not deserve to get publicity off the back of my high-profile).

I have constantly had criticism of having a "chip on my shoulder", but this guy could have opened an organic takeaway, believe me.

The blog entries in question included a childish and unnecessary pop at the Evening Post's coverage of the whole food store/stadium situation (using shocking language and disputing the quality of journalism in a most immature and inappropriate manner), and a scare-mongering piece attempting to make people protest against the new stadium plans.

Thank the Lord this person wasn't in a high-profile position, I thought to myself.

If they were an elected official or something like that, I'd be deeply concerned that their time was spent writing furious, fictional, expletive-ridden rants on the internet rather than fulfilling their important job-role.

It's obvious that this person isn't a councillor or something like that, or he surely wouldn't be posting up aggressive and unprofessional material such as the gossipy, unfounded emails disclosing council finance plans for the stadium that appear on his site.

There could be no gain in trying to deceptively sway opinion like this – unless of course this person was only interested in one view and possible outcome for Bristol, instead of listening to the people he claims to represent.

I then moved on to the meat and gravy of the site, the comments section. I noticed they were discussing a certain Mike Ford, particularly my articles and statements from the Evening Post. What struck me is how these self-appointed intellectuals, the so-called peaceful people who vote for pathetic, hippy, utterly pointless political parties are always so very rude, and very aggressive.

Amongst their smug comments where they sit and bicker about "ripping apart" my articles, I found needless conjecture, anger, and doom-mongering relating to me.

For example: "What [the Evening Post] are doing now [letting Mike Ford write] is completely irresponsible, whipping up hatred and undermining social cohesion in South Bristol."

They go on to say that my comments may cause violence towards local people in the streets!

I find this slightly rich, personally. His expletive-riddled blog does nothing BUT stir up irresponsible half-truths and bad feeling, tries to turn the people of Bristol against each other for the sole purpose of creating the "utopian" vision of one power-crazed madman.

The person in charge of the blog needs to take a good look at himself, it's as bad as MPs cheating on expenses, writing this sort of inflammatory rubbish when he should be working hard to play down the sort of thing that is being said on the comments board, but play it down in the community.

I don't know who the owner of the blog is, but he seems to be a right Charlie.