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

[BluessinceHydeRoad]

I think the baseball dimension does make things rather more awkward for Liverpool/FSG since there is an arguable case that a "cheating culture" pervades the group and that steps must be taken to deal with this. If Livarpooi are involved in stirring up trouble with UEFA, which has no evidential basis, then I can't see how severe sanctions cannot be imposed.

 

[BAB.DAB]

Absolutely nothing will happen over this.

Why would the FA not take any action?
An independent forensic cyber security company has provided them with evidence of a criminal offence.
The FA's own legal team will advise them of what action should be taken.

 

[nmc]

https://www.masslive.com/redsox/202...ing-new-heat-for-hacking-manchester-city.html

The Liverpool-Manchester City incident draws a strong parallel to another cheating scandal in baseball in 2017. This incident also involved the Astros, but this time as the victim of wrongdoing by the St. Louis Cardinals. MLB fined St. Louis $2 million and its first two draft picks in 2017 after Cardinals scouting director Chris Correa improperly used login credentials to access the Astros’ player database. Correa was later sentenced to 46 months in prison and received a permanent suspension for Major League Baseball.


Just coincidence ?

Surely not


https://www.bostonherald.com/2020/0...-cocksure-mlb-investigation-wont-bloody-them/

Fenway seem to have a history of sports cheating

46 months in a US penitentiary vs a promotion ? Quite a contrast.

 

[oakiecokie]

Wonder how the owners of Fenway passed the fit and proper test...

By being Americans.

 

[argyle]

Why would the FA not take any action?
An independent forensic cyber security company has provided them with evidence of a criminal offence.
The FA's own legal team will advise them of what action should be taken.

I have no faith in the FA to do anything.

 

[BAB.DAB]

I have no faith in the FA to do anything.

So when the FA's investigation is completed and the report is released, what legal reasons can they give for not taking action?

 

[Zubrman]

I have no faith in the FA to do anything.

They'll do FA about it.

 

[yeseye]

So when the FA's investigation is completed and the report is released, what legal reasons can they give for not taking action?

They’ll say it was in fact City who hacked L’pools to make it look like they’d hacked ours!

 

[nmc]

So when the FA's investigation is completed and the report is released, what legal reasons can they give for not taking action?

Good point... I do wonder if the crooks at the FA and UEFA will offer to drop the UEFA investigation if we let this hacking story drop.. wouldn’t put it past them....

 

[BAB.DAB]

Good point... I do wonder if the crooks at the FA and UEFA will offer to drop the UEFA investigation if we let this hacking story drop.. wouldn’t put it past them....

Regardless what we all think of the FA, they still have a legal team who will advise them legally what the FA have to do.
An independent forensic cyber security company providing evidence of a criminal offence just can't be brushed under the carpet.
The independent forensic cyber security company could take legal action against the FA for not acting on their evidence.