You could argue he helped us win us our first title. He gave the club information regarding certain referees which were moved very quickly.
He's offered again after the scouse hacking and was turned down as the club wanted to create their own analytics system.
I suppose after this year's charade with regards to the title we'll see if that improves the current situation. I fully expect next season of EPLWWE will go to the rags.
Boy o' boy, how I wish I didn't have to agree with that. A crying fucking shame......shouldn't floor anyone with half a brain cell, put the obvious into 3 books! Every sport is corrupt and football is and always has been one of the most corrupt.
The problem with the website (and presumably the book) is there may be some nuggets of truth in there but they are hidden behind a smokescreen of craziness and gibberish. I have no doubt that corruption exists in British football (just like every other facet of life) but the problem is no one really knows the full extent of it. I think that books like this undermine the genuine concerns of many fans because they make it easier for the media to just dismiss legitimate issues out of hand.
Sounds like complete bollocks to me. Detracts from the bits that are true.Interesting piece in his latest missive, which is Chapter 5. He claims he's been told by "a senior source" that we had "leverage" at CAS (he doesn't explain what that means) which is how we were sure we were going to win. So we set people like Tariq Panja up for a fall.
Not sure I buy that. Panja didn't need any help from us.
Agreed. In this case the truth of what really happened trumps any conspiracy theories.Sounds like complete bollocks to me. Detracts from the bits that are true.