【明報專訊】THE HONG KONG STADIUM has got into another mess. Despite the Hong Kong Jockey Club's (HKJC) huge spending last year on the reconstruction of the turf field and the government's annual expenditure of more than $10 million for its upkeep and maintenance, the stadium has recently been found to have loose soil and be infested with moss. This, once again, has exposed the Leisure and Cultural Services Department's (LCSD) inadequate management. The design of the stadium was itself problematic, and its management has been unprofessional. All this rendered the stadium to a field of slimy mud when it played host to several English Premier League big clubs three years ago, which was a humiliation for Hong Kong. That the stadium is beset with problems despite the huge amount of resources devoted to it shows that the LCSD has not learned any lesson seriously and the problem remains unsolved.