That was not aimed at you Shako!oh yeah......sorry about that
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The welsh one from last night.
Was supposed to be a joke,anyway.
That was not aimed at you Shako!oh yeah......sorry about that
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Agreed. Bit like Leeds at the moment unfortunatelyYou on about Ireland in the rugby Championship ? Technically your still in it,but not looking good after 1 game![]()
That was not aimed at you Shako!
The welsh one from last night.
Was supposed to be a joke,anyway.
I know Este.........
Fair enough. No problem with thatVery brief statement from our Stuart Webber, our sporting
director on NCFC's stance on the 'Spygate' saga.
Fair enough, really.
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Absolutely no problem with that.Very brief statement from our Stuart Webber, our sporting
director on NCFC's stance on the 'Spygate' saga.
Fair enough, really.
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Yeah i know mate. I realised after i caught up with events
Soz bro
You know me, react and ask questions later, i just didn't think you deserved the kiddie comments, so i suppose i blew a gasket.
I will release the guy in a few days, once i've calmed down![]()

Nope, not fair enough.Very brief statement from our Stuart Webber, our sporting
director on NCFC's stance on the 'Spygate' saga.
Fair enough, really.
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Very true,the EFL should ask Norwich,who told them they could get an advantage by painting the dressing room pink ? have they paid for this information ?what other cheating tips were they given ? and what other methods have Norwich used ?how long have they been doing under handed things etc.Nope, not fair enough.
Bielsa has been totally up front about what he did, why he did it, and what he gains from it compared to the other 360 hours of input to his assessments. He's told you all exactly. And he did the same when called up to the beaks too.
An analogy, based on the above:
You get stopped for speeding. Your employers don't like you. They want to put a case together to sack you. So they ask the police to interrogate you and get details of every time you've dropped litter, pee'd outside the pub, sworn in public, used un-PC hate terms, nicked a packet of chewing gum as a kid, nicked a towel or soap from a hotel, found a tenner in the street & not handed it in ..... The list is endless.
That's how stupid it is. He's confessed to one specific behaviour. And you want him to confess to lots more? No-one, but no-one, would say another word on this for fear of incriminating themselves. Except for Bielsa, who is a man of integrity, openness & transparency. That's exactly why he's been targeted, no matter how you hope to dress it up. It's a way to get at Leeds United & unsettle them.
Perhaps all of the clubs should write to the EFL about th pink away dressing rooms. And insist that the beaks haul you up to see what other confessions they can drag out of you. Perhaps you've bugged the dressing rooms, bribed an employee, put something in the water, removed the non-slip tiles & replaced them with slippery ones, left sharp edges all over the place, temporarily blocked the sewage pipes, put in unnecessarily loud extractor fans that won't go off ..... Do you begin to get the picture of how ridiculous your clubs actions have been in concert with the others. Oh no, that ould be a confession, wouldn't it, and no-one does that. Apart from Bielsa.
Nope, not fair enough.
Bielsa has been totally up front about what he did, why he did it, and what he gains from it compared to the other 360 hours of input to his assessments. He's told you all exactly. And he did the same when called up to the beaks too.
An analogy, based on the above:
You get stopped for speeding. Your employers don't like you. They want to put a case together to sack you. So they ask the police to interrogate you and get details of every time you've dropped litter, pee'd outside the pub, sworn in public, used un-PC hate terms, nicked a packet of chewing gum as a kid, nicked a towel or soap from a hotel, found a tenner in the street & not handed it in ..... The list is endless.
That's how stupid it is. He's confessed to one specific behaviour. And you want him to confess to lots more? No-one, but no-one, would say another word on this for fear of incriminating themselves. Except for Bielsa, who is a man of integrity, openness & transparency. That's exactly why he's been targeted, no matter how you hope to dress it up. It's a way to get at Leeds United & unsettle them.
Perhaps all of the clubs should write to the EFL about the pink away dressing rooms. And insist that the beaks haul you up to see what other confessions they can drag out of you. Perhaps you've bugged the dressing rooms, bribed an employee, put something in the water, removed the non-slip tiles & replaced them with slippery ones, left sharp edges all over the place, temporarily blocked the sewage pipes, put in unnecessarily loud extractor fans that won't go off ..... Do you begin to get the picture of how ridiculous your clubs actions have been in concert with the others. Oh no, that would be a confession, wouldn't it, and no-one does that. Apart from Bielsa.
You say Bielsa created this, If there is no rule how come Bielsa has created all this trouble.Pretty bizarre analogy to be honest.
Unless done in a work vehicle, or it's part of my contract that I need to inform them, speeding has nothing to do with my job and I've no need to inform my employer it even happened. Plus the police wouldn't investigate at the behest of my employer. Even if they did some of the things you mention aren't criminal offences, and the police have no obligation to inform your employer of any of them.
If you're employer was unhappy with you they'd have to investigate themselves and find either some breach of contract or issues based on capability or competence for which there are set rules and procedures.
Same here. If the FA or EFL aren't happy with Leeds they need to show rule-breaking with evidence to back it up. If Leeds or Bielsa want to provide it they can, if they are required to do so then the request needs to be specific and what the NCFC guy is talking about is a fishing expedition. It's fair enugh for him to say he wants it but unless Leeds are required to provide it then I agree very much that they should not (the bit i underlined). Bielsa did create this situation himself though so I don't have much sympathy.
You say Bielsa created this, If there is no rule how come Bielsa has created all this trouble.
The person who created all this was Lampard and all the other clubs who jumper on the bandwagon for personal gain.
O' and all the useless pundits who wanted to get themselves noticed
Go back & check this out if you don't believe me ....To a relative outsider (which I am really) then unless I've missed something (very possible) the aftermath of the initial "incident" was Lampard saying that the spy had nothing to do with his teams loss (and he then seemed to want to hear no more of Spygate and looked visibly bored by questions of it) and Bielsa holding an audience of reporters to go through a powerpoint presentation of what they do. He didn't exactly look to keep his mouth shut and let the situation die down, he poured fuel on the fire.
I totally agree about the pundits, they look to sell opinions and jump on anything they can. What gain has Lampard got out of this though? Not sure how other clubs have gained from this, feels like a bit of paranoia from Leeds fans that one. It's an interesting situation but not a particularly important one - storm in a teacup. The fine kind of represents that.
Lampard lied repeatedly about what happened and stoked the fire. I would much rather have Bielsa with his honesty than a sly lying s**t. Lampard should be hauled up for bringing the game into disrepute with his lies as well as all the other teams who wrote their letters who were looking for us to lose points. Having followed Leeds United for over 50 years I have seen more injustices against us throughout this time and I'm sick to death of the EFL and others including referees, who now don't even try to hide their blatant hatred and disregard for us and treat us differently with one rule for us and one rule for everyone else. Am I bitter? Too damn right I am!To a relative outsider (which I am really) then unless I've missed something (very possible) the aftermath of the initial "incident" was Lampard saying that the spy had nothing to do with his teams loss (and he then seemed to want to hear no more of Spygate and looked visibly bored by questions of it) and Bielsa holding an audience of reporters to go through a powerpoint presentation of what they do. He didn't exactly look to keep his mouth shut and let the situation die down, he poured fuel on the fire.
I totally agree about the pundits, they look to sell opinions and jump on anything they can. What gain has Lampard got out of this though? Not sure how other clubs have gained from this, feels like a bit of paranoia from Leeds fans that one. It's an interesting situation but not a particularly important one - storm in a teacup. The fine kind of represents that.
OMG!!! See what you've done now, @haslam? You've made our Heidi swear! That's comparable to Mother Theresa having a dump in the middle of the church! You should be ashamed of yourself!Lampard lied repeatedly about what happened and stoked the fire. I would much rather have Bielsa with his honesty than a sly lying s**t. Lampard should be hauled up for bringing the game into disrepute with his lies as well as all the other teams who wrote their letters who were looking for us to lose points. Having followed Leeds United for over 50 years I have seen more injustices against us throughout this time and I'm sick to death of the EFL and others including referees, who now don't even try to hide their blatant hatred and disregard for us and treat us differently with one rule for us and one rule for everyone else. Am I bitter? Too damn right I am!

Believe me when I say we have suffered more injustices than most. Having been in both Salonika in 1973 for the ECWC Final and Paris in 1975 for the European Cup Final and seen us up against bribed referees which was proven and robbed of both cups, they are only a small part of it.I'll have a look back, I wasn't aware that Lampard had lied or over elaborated. A lot of fans of my club complain about us being treated unfairly and I always take it with a pinch of salt to be honest, I don't think there's a set of fans out there who think they draw the long straw.
Haslam, how do you rate Jack Ross?I'll have a look back, I wasn't aware that Lampard had lied or over elaborated. A lot of fans of my club complain about us being treated unfairly and I always take it with a pinch of salt to be honest, I don't think there's a set of fans out there who think they draw the long straw.