JoshuaJDuckworth
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With Pearson being suspended with no explanation from the club could suggest his name will be involved. Or could just be that he is a terrible person, allegedly...
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Allardyce leaves job after Telegraph sting
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Been journalists for a change I guess. They apparently should stick to making up transfer rumoursWhat have the Telegraph done wrong?
You don't need the word allegedly there, he's definitely a terrible person.With Pearson being suspended with no explanation from the club could suggest his name will be involved. Or could just be that he is a terrible person, allegedly...
Hamann Pineapple
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Laywers preventing Telegraph naming another manager tomorrow, apparently.
cityboy2602
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What have the Telegraph done wrong?
It's called entrapment. They justify this behaviour by pointing out the 'public interest'. I'm not a Sam apologist.
Think about this - imagine a sting against Pep. I'm not saying he would fall for it, but don't believe these people aren't thinking about it.
cleavers
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If its agents, then why bleep their names out and leave Allardyce hanging ? It sounds like this is the tip of the iceberg though. I wonder if 'arry has had any secret meetings recently ?I believe it was agents according to the telegraph.
This will probably stop him getting another job imho
Paul Lake's Left Knee
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Been journalists for a change I guess. They apparently should stick to making up transfer rumours
The fuckers, actually doing some investigative journalism, how dare they spend 10 months looking into the issue of money and corruption in the game. The large over hanging clitorises.
It's called entrapment. They justify this behaviour by pointing out the 'public interest'. I'm not a Sam apologist.
Think about this - imagine a sting against Pep. I'm not saying he would fall for it, but don't believe these people aren't thinking about it.
Hardly entrapment, Sam wasn't induced to do or say anything. He knew what he was saying, and good on the Telegraph for putting it out. Not like they're tapping dead kid's phones here. You would strongly believe that someone like Pep (and countless other managers) wouldn't touch this stuff with a barge pole.
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Any skeletons GPC might have will be kept buried until he is.Hopefully sometime soon a journo will have the bottle to expose The Govan Pisscan in the same way and that will be worthy of front page news.
Paul Lake's Left Knee
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It's called entrapment. They justify this behaviour by pointing out the 'public interest'. I'm not a Sam apologist.
Think about this - imagine a sting against Pep. I'm not saying he would fall for it, but don't believe these people aren't thinking about it.
It isnt entrapment, they filmed him being an odious greedy fucker, he didnt have to take the meeting, he didnt have to slag off the players, the former manager and say how to get around third party ownership, he'd been in the job only weeks when he took this meeting, he was already trying to get as much as he could out of the position. The Telegraph have been carrying out a 10 month investigation into corruption there is more to come apparently. I think there should be more investigative journalism like this, rather than just making stuff up, like a lot of football stories are.
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The law of the land protect the rich again.Laywers preventing Telegraph naming another manager tomorrow, apparently.