Investigation in Liverpool's 'hacking' of our computer systems

[nmc]

Maybe this needs highlighting to the wider footballing audience, maybe at a pre/post match press conference, some journalistic no-mark could grow a pair and ask Klopp that even though this incident was before his arrival on Miseryside, is this practice still going on, just like Pep was asked a question regarding Mancinis salary payments! Just sayin' like maybe!!

The problem being that Liverpool closely scrutinise and vet anyone who attends their press conferences. Only known Dipper sympathisers and sycophants are allowed in. It’s like the Soviet Politburo.

 

[mat]

Join in...use #LFCHackingScandal :)

On it.

 

[citymike1969]

What's French for Brain fart?

Pet de cerveau

 

[davek1808]

I'm starting to think what fucking investigation.

 

[ganganvince]

I'm starting to think what fucking investigation.

Yep move along there’s nothing happening here

 

[Cobwebcat]

Perhaps David Conn is just about to publish something about it....oh my mistake it's UEFA wanting to ban us for investment.

 

[Man_City_Loyal]

Four months isn't that short for this type of thing, I'd think, as it's certainly going to involve lawyers.

Ziegler has been writing this week about it again, without many more details, other than it's the FA now (I think).

do you have a link to this?

 

[manimanc]

Maybe the Scousers have threatened to sue the tabloids again if they print anything about it.

 

[give it to gordon]

Perhaps David Conn is just about to publish something about it....oh my mistake it's UEFA wanting to ban us for investment.

Plus the case by UEFE is based on hacked emails...

They cant do the dippers than use the same crime to use against us !

 

[MillionMilesAway]

do you have a link to this?

It's behind a paywall (sorry!), from 15 Jan.

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/two-spygate-reports-sent-to-fa-by-computer-expert-7pwdz3n3z

It starts:

"Two reports from a forensic computer expert detailing alleged hacking of Manchester City’s scouting system by Liverpool staff are among documents being examined by the FA.

The governing body has been considering whether to take action over the case for several months and has asked both clubs a series of questions over the Spygate affair, which led to Liverpool paying City £1 million in a confidential settlement in 2013.

As revealed by The Times in September, Liverpool’s sporting director Michael Edwards and two former City scouts, Dave Fallows and Julian Ward, were named in the settlement."