DrBlueBob
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I once said "If it pleases the court" when I was up before the beak on a parking fine. I got off.
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Investigation in Liverpool's 'hacking' of our computer systems
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mancity2012_eamo
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Well. I rest my case.I once said "If it pleases the court" when I was up before the beak on a parking fine. I got off.
nmc
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Can you be 95% certain?
You can be 5 per cent unsure!
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We were tried, convicted, and sentenced by media based on allegations which were stolen/hacked by a criminal who now faces an astonishing number of similar charges.
The unsubstantiated allegations based on this ‘evidence’ were that the (possibly unlawful) rules of a private club may or may not have been bent or broken to some extent - perhaps...as the case may be.
This has filled many column inches and has as yet to be proven in any way shape or form, and anyone reading the reports would be convinced that we are at the epicentre of financial crime, not to mention our appalling human rights record for which, as fans , we are all apparently accountable.
Meanwhile , another club has been accused, on more substantive evidence of actually breaking criminal law, and attempting to cover it up, (can you imagine the furore if it turned out that we had payed der spiegel £1,000,000 not to publish those allegations),for which there are serious and lasting consequences, and suddenly no-one in the media (save 1) is interested.
The scribblers at the popular press have invested a huge amount of their time, effort and credibility into the puffing-up and lauding of Klopp and the gang, as an example of how wonderfully perfect human-beings can be, and the idea that they might now have enormous amounts of egg on their faces doesn’t sit comfortably with their own self-important, inflated notion of themselves and their relevance....
....Just a thought.
The unsubstantiated allegations based on this ‘evidence’ were that the (possibly unlawful) rules of a private club may or may not have been bent or broken to some extent - perhaps...as the case may be.
This has filled many column inches and has as yet to be proven in any way shape or form, and anyone reading the reports would be convinced that we are at the epicentre of financial crime, not to mention our appalling human rights record for which, as fans , we are all apparently accountable.
Meanwhile , another club has been accused, on more substantive evidence of actually breaking criminal law, and attempting to cover it up, (can you imagine the furore if it turned out that we had payed der spiegel £1,000,000 not to publish those allegations),for which there are serious and lasting consequences, and suddenly no-one in the media (save 1) is interested.
The scribblers at the popular press have invested a huge amount of their time, effort and credibility into the puffing-up and lauding of Klopp and the gang, as an example of how wonderfully perfect human-beings can be, and the idea that they might now have enormous amounts of egg on their faces doesn’t sit comfortably with their own self-important, inflated notion of themselves and their relevance....
....Just a thought.
55yr old teenager
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More bothered about a bit of handbags than some high-level cyber theft!!
Fucking unbelievable!!!
gordondaviesmoustache
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Fair play to Gomez, if true.Fucking unbelievable!!!
nmc
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Fair play to Gomez, if true.
Having behaved like an utter **** initially; if reports of his childish goading of Sterling are true.
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gordondaviesmoustache
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I have no way of knowing if that is true.Having behaved like an utter **** initially; if reports of his childish goading Sterling are true.
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Post of the decade (so far!)We were tried, convicted, and sentenced by media based on allegations which were stolen/hacked by a criminal who now faces an astonishing number of similar charges.
The unsubstantiated allegations based on this ‘evidence’ were that the (possibly unlawful) rules of a private club may or may not have been bent or broken to some extent - perhaps...as the case may be.
This has filled many column inches and has as yet to be proven in any way shape or form, and anyone reading the reports would be convinced that we are at the epicentre of financial crime, not to mention our appalling human rights record for which, as fans , we are all apparently accountable.
Meanwhile , another club has been accused, on more substantive evidence of actually breaking criminal law, and attempting to cover it up, (can you imagine the furore if it turned out that we had payed der spiegel £1,000,000 not to publish those allegations),for which there are serious and lasting consequences, and suddenly no-one in the media (save 1) is interested.
The scribblers at the popular press have invested a huge amount of their time, effort and credibility into the puffing-up and lauding of Klopp and the gang, as an example of how wonderfully perfect human-beings can be, and the idea that they might now have enormous amounts of egg on their faces doesn’t sit comfortably with their own self-important, inflated notion of themselves and their relevance....
....Just a thought.
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The question you need to ask though, is if the roles were reversed would the FA be asking the same question to Raheem?? I suspect notFair play to Gomez, if true.