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United thread 2020/21
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jonah62
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Rubbish!!I can tell what you think of it so far!
Alan Harper's Tash
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Come on, who was it?
It’d be a shame if Der Spiegel ever got hold of any stolen and out of context part of their information.
Well, Simon, when City were the victims, you never said a word.
Well we never announced it. United have had to because they're publicly traded.
Well that's true but plenty knew. The Times called it the biggest scandal in PL history.Well we never announced it. United have had to because they're publicly traded.
Alan Harper's Tash
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Well we never announced it. United have had to because they're publicly traded.
It’s moot anyway. 95% of what they found was correspondence regarding trying to unlock Paul Pogba.
Well that's true but plenty knew. The Times called it the biggest scandal in PL history.
That was not when we were cyberattacked. That was when former employees used someone elses details to go back on our system.
We didn't announce that either, it was briefly reported we had consulted some security experts, but it wasn't until years and years later anyone knew, and even longer after that the Times reported on it.
The first we heard of the cyberattack on City was when der Spiegel printed their big stories.
gordondaviesmoustache
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You wouldn’t think so, looking at the rest of the media. Spying on a rival in that way is both low and reprehensible There’s no other way to adequately describe it. No club engaged in that practice can ever claim the moral high ground. Nor can any club at all tbf.Well that's true but plenty knew. The Times called it the biggest scandal in PL history.
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