halfcenturyup
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Job for hire .
Simple contract.
You are offering to knock him off?
Job for hire .
Simple contract.
Agree to an extent. Pinto didn’t set out with the express intention of hacking City IMO but he’s on record as saying from his prison cell that he can’t understand how we could get the UEFA ban overturned at CAS. Who the fuck made that **** judge, juror, and executioner? It wouldn’t surprise me if he was paid to dig the dirt on us or at the very least Der Spackel paid him for our e-mails above those of other clubs to satisfy their own agenda.People are losing their minds thinking other clubs or countries hired Pinto to target City. Conspiracy nonsense.
The reality is he hacked loads of clubs / agents / individual that had poor security. The main targets if anybody were Portugueses agents.
Look at tax cases he exposed for Messi and Ronaldo that ended with jail sentences ( which they didn’t serve ) and the Ronaldo rape stuff for starters.
The Footy Leaks book is full of loads more stuff than City. We are are minor part of book.
Everybody thinks City were targeted cause the British media only focussed on the City stuff.
He was hacking everybody.
“I’m just a poor student.” Yeah, right.They know 100%, and its impossible that Pinto did this on his own, and yeah, its all bout the money.
I hope Pinto is enjoying his prison stay:Agree to an extent. Pinto didn’t set out with the express intention of hacking City IMO but he’s on record as saying from his prison cell that he can’t understand how we could get the UEFA ban overturned at CAS. Who the fuck made that **** judge, juror, and executioner? It wouldn’t surprise me if he was paid to dig the dirt on us or at the very least Der Spackel paid him for our e-mails above those of other clubs to satisfy their own agenda.
Hardly conspiracy nonsens, read up about UAE and Qatars cyber / information war. Would be strange if Qatar didn't hack City.People are losing their minds thinking other clubs or countries hired Pinto to target City. Conspiracy nonsense.
The reality is he hacked loads of clubs / agents / individual that had poor security. The main targets if anybody were Portugueses agents.
Look at tax cases he exposed for Messi and Ronaldo that ended with jail sentences ( which they didn’t serve ) and the Ronaldo rape stuff for starters.
The Footy Leaks book is full of loads more stuff than City. We are are minor part of book.
Everybody thinks City were targeted cause the British media only focussed on the City stuff.
He was hacking everybody.
As this subject has resurfaced, pls refer to my previous post, this is how Pinto carried out his attack.I was told the convicted extornionist who carried out the hack created a fake almost replica UEFA email, eg
jimmy.grimble@uefaa.com.
He then sent an email to our IT using identical formatting, icons and fonts etc as UEFA. The fake email demanded access to the clubs email servers as part of a mandatory UEFA audit. Someone fell for it, God knows what happened to them, and granted the hacker a password
The criminal is considered to be a self taught computer genius and once in the system he used malware to rip a few GB of data.
Although considered admissible by CAS, the ruling made it clear the emails did NOT in anyway reflect actual events and were completely immaterial, another aspect never mentioned in a MSM report.
I guess the idea is if one team doesn't buy a new striker (as an example) to keep within psr and one breaks psr to buy a new striker that team have an advantage in squad size or quality and can better rotate or cover injuries. Thus have gained a competitive advantage by spending more.Riddle me this -
PSR is deliberately named as such because FFP was determined to be misnomer, given the rules are obviously (dressed up as being) about encouraging sustainable business practice rather than enforcing any kind of competitive fairness.
Why then, are breaches of PSR treated as violations against competitive fairness - thus requiring of a points deduction - when the rules are very explicitly not about fair play?
Not ethical but if I was city I'd pay pinto to tell who paid him or maybe city know?Agree to an extent. Pinto didn’t set out with the express intention of hacking City IMO but he’s on record as saying from his prison cell that he can’t understand how we could get the UEFA ban overturned at CAS. Who the fuck made that **** judge, juror, and executioner? It wouldn’t surprise me if he was paid to dig the dirt on us or at the very least Der Spackel paid him for our e-mails above those of other clubs to satisfy their own agenda.
Pinto is a blackmailer who hacked millions of files including Ronaldo,Benfica, Sporting, lawyers, police, agents. Money was his motive. The only issue is why did Der Spiegl target just City and who was driving that, including fabricating at least one email?Not ethical but if I was city I'd pay pinto to tell who paid him or maybe city know?
Involving yourself in corruption is hardly the way to prove you are not corrupt.Not ethical but if I was city I'd pay pinto to tell who paid him or maybe city know?
Even when corruption is used to prove innocent = corrupt?Involving yourself in corruption is hardly the way to prove you are not corrupt.
But have also potentially gambled some of their future on it. That's the risk they take - which makes the equation fair and should balance things out.I guess the idea is if one team doesn't buy a new striker (as an example) to keep within psr and one breaks psr to buy a new striker that team have an advantage in squad size or quality and can better rotate or cover injuries. Thus have gained a competitive advantage by spending more.
True What you say ...he is a tosser.Fucking hell Henry winter couldn’t have looked less interested
I hope Pinto is enjoying his prison stay: