PL charge City for alleged breaches of financial rules

From what we know, it appears an ex city scout went to Liverpool and used either his own login or he used someone elses (Fernandinho?) and either knew their password or did some social engineering to get it.

The system isn't owned by City, its an independent company called Scout7.
Maybe City's HR filed the termination request to Scout7 and they never did it, City never followed up and thats why nobody realised for a long time.

It could well be a combination of both.
City would be classed as the data controller and the company the data processor. The controller is just as liable, if not more so, than the data processor, if there is a breach of personal data.
 
Can't imagine anything will come of Spurs and Liverpool stories, but if nothing else it will reinforce that the Premier league believe that time limitations exist, at least for some clubs

And the fact that you can breach the rules of the PL under certain circumstances but not others.

We need a list of rules we can break and rules we cant so we are all clear.
 
The scouting databse stuff seems pretty desperate.

More of a case of clubs getting on their moral high ground screaming how squeaky clean they are while others are playing dirty. All while playing their own dirty games.
 

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