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

[Prestwich_Blue]

The people responsible are their current director of football and head of scouting.

So being made to fire them 1) would be a massive punishment and 2) wont happen.

They fired the Red Sox General Manager but only when they thought their World Series title might be at stake.

I'm just looking at some stuff about the Boston Globe. Owned by Henry with his wife installed as Managing Director. I'm sure that was entirely on merit and due to her vast experience of running newspapers but it'd be nice, to use JWH's own words, to know who came second in the selection process. Anyway, seems there has been a big sexual harassment scandal there, which lawyers have been desperately hushing up. Seems to be a pattern of lawyers at Henry's companies trying to hush things up.

 

[BufordUSABlue]

I'd be impressed if there was only ourselves who had heard of Isco ;-)

SCHHHHHHHHHHH FFS ;-)

 

[BAB.DAB]

The people responsible have risen through the ranks over the past 7 years and are their current director of football and head of scouting.

So being made to fire them 1) would be a massive punishment and 2) wont happen.

2) won't happen!
What will happen then?
You only need to look at the the so called settlement to see that we are owed.

 

[Gordyola]

I’ve been thinking and I’m sure this is how it’ll go down.

Liverpool found guilty of hacking; they however plead ignorance and claim they assumed their agents were reporting honestly accumulated data and as such, acted without their knowledge.
As penance they fire the people responsible and assure this will never happen again.
They’ll then be seen to have taken action and so will be fined around, what, £25mil or something? And the world will move on.

FSG meanwhile will continue to cheat in every sport they’re involved in, and no one cares except those that they affect.


The FA do not have the balls to take this as seriously as they should, but city should be considering taking fsg/Liverpool to actual court.

Missing the bit about the offence under the misuse of a computer act 1990 which is a punishable with up to 5 years in prison so none of the above is possible

 

[mat]

Saracens handed a further points deduction for cheating.


The FA should look at how the RFU treat clubs illegally gaining advantage.

 

[Eds]

Saracens handed a further points deduction for cheating.


The FA should look at how the RFU treat clubs illegally gaining advantage.

As they should look at how rugby uses their equivalent to VAR but they won’t

 

[Trevor Morley's Tache]

The Dipper's will not get punished for hacking our computers before their open top bus parade, and any retrospective punishment will not result in a large enough point deduction to alter the outcome of the title.

 

[BertTrautmann'sParachute]

Incredible to me that Journalists were defending whoever that **** was that asked pep if he takes a bung because it was a brave thing to do and the world needed answers.

And yet, no-one has the balls, or indeed the integrity to ask Klopp any questions or even if he knows about the hacking.

The question about the bung was asked explicitly to destroy both Pep's and the club's most triumphant day so far. No 'journalism' involved.

 

[mat]

The Dipper's will not get punished for hacking our computers before their open top bus parade, and any retrospective punishment will not result in a large enough point deduction to alter the outcome of the title.

You know it.

This PL season has been contrived it's unbelievable.

 

[asahartford1]

As they should look at how rugby uses their equivalent to VAR but they won’t

RFU, offered to assist the premier league with var, obviously they refused as they knew better.