[Football] Dirty Leeds

[Springal]

Just when you thought they couldn't get any worse, one of their employees has been picked up by Police outside of Derbys training ground yesterday ahead of their match tonight !

They are going to bottle it again aren't they

 

[Lush]

Has it been proved to be one of their employees?

 

[Springal]

Has it been proved to be one of their employees?

https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/news/derby-news/live-derby-county-claim-spy-2419172

 

[Goldstone1976]

They are going to bottle it again aren't they

Which - Derby or Leeds? Both? I certainly hope so - though for different reasons.

 

[Gwylan]

Is spying on training sessions an offence? I'd love to know what law's been broken

 

[Blue Valkyrie]

*Hunting us down*

 

[Gazwag]

Is spying on training sessions an offence? I'd love to know what law's been broken

From the report I heard it sounded like the club were concerned by an unknown person attempting to remain undetected. In this day and age damn right call the police. Nothing says he was arrested.

 

[Gazwag]

https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/news/derby-news/live-derby-county-claim-spy-2419172

When I first saw this photo I thought is was somebody in a crane high above the ground until I realised it was two photos side by side

 

[Gwylan]

From the report I heard it sounded like the club were concerned by an unknown person attempting to remain undetected. In this day and age damn right call the police. Nothing says he was arrested.

So, Leeds have done nothing wrong then.

It seems a bit dramatic to post that "things couldn't worse for Leeds" over something so trivial.

 

[Springal]

So, Leeds have done nothing wrong then.

It seems a bit dramatic to post that "things couldn't worse for Leeds" over something so trivial.

Legally no. But morally? Or would you be OK if Palace had been spying on our training via a drone. Or maybe even tapped a hotel we were staying in?

 

[Mr Banana]

Is spying on training sessions an offence? I'd love to know what law's been broken

He had binoculars, pliers and a change of clothes on him, but I'm sure it's all perfectly legit

 

[Gwylan]

Legally no. But morally? Or would you be OK if Palace had been spying on our training via a drone. Or maybe even tapped a hotel we were staying in?

It wasn't that long ago that the Albion trained at Stanmer Park: I'm not sure that training sessions are really something to get precious about

 

[GT49er]

Is spying on training sessions an offence? I'd love to know what law's been broken

Yes, I wondered about that. Is it in the FA regulations somewhere? - I've never herd of it before. Don't most teams try to get as much information about their opponents as possible?

He had binoculars, pliers and a change of clothes on him, but I'm sure it's all perfectly legit

Which one of those, exactly, is a criminal offence these days?

 

[Mr Banana]

Yes, I wondered about that. Is it in the FA regulations somewhere? - I've never herd of it before. Don't most teams try to get as much information about their opponents as possible?

Which one of those, exactly, is a criminal offence these days?

ok

 

[BNthree]

Genuine attempt to spy on opponents or intentional ploy to disrupt their training and get inside their heads?

 

[swindonseagull]

Luckily he did not have a flask or God forbid a bottle top.

 

[Giraffe]

I’ve often wondered whether this goes on. Some training grounds are a lot more open than ours which makes it easier.

I view it as cheating but if you don’t caught...

 

[marlowe]

Things actually appear to be going rather well for them as they secure promotion to the top flight already....
https://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co...promotion-to-the-premier-league-1-9526770/amp

 

[Springal]

Biesla has just admitted it to Sky Sports and said he instructed it. Lampard says it is against fair play, Biesla doesn’t thinks so but accepts his point of view

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Apologies, missed the fixtures