Spygate (part 2)

[the other bob wilson]

Re: Spygate (part 2)

He's a member of staff.

William Salt is a young football analyst from Sandhurst, England, who has been working with Southampton FC as a first team performance analysis intern. His role focused on supporting the club’s coaching and tactical preparation, an increasingly important area in modern football where data, opposition research, and match analysis play a key part.

Not seen the picture myself, but, apparently, there is one where he’s in the background when the Southampton manager is being presented with one of his manager of the month awards.

Here’s a precedent from women’s football from two years ago where the team concerned were, effectively, kicked out of the tournament they were competing in and the manager concerned lost her job.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/olympics/articles/ckdg0gqk4kqo

[Taunton Blue Genie]

Re: Spygate (part 2)

He's a member of staff.

William Salt is a young football analyst from Sandhurst, England, who has been working with Southampton FC as a first team performance analysis intern. His role focused on supporting the club’s coaching and tactical preparation, an increasingly important area in modern football where data, opposition research, and match analysis play a key part.

Salt's Lot is being a pillar of the community doen there.

[Feedback]

Re: Spygate (part 2)

Salt's Lot is being a pillar of the community doen there.

is that Dutch?

[Taunton Blue Genie]

Re: Spygate (part 2)

is that Dutch?

Coincidentally, not only is it indeed a typo that is identical to a Dutch word (the verb 'to do') but I happen to be on a train pulling out of s'Hertogenbosch right now....

[wayne]

Re: Spygate (part 2)

This isn't fair on Hull, Middlesbrough lost, and Southampton should be kicked out. So let Hull automatically take the prize

[Trigger]

Re: Spygate (part 2)

This isn't fair on Hull, Middlesbrough lost, and Southampton should be kicked out. So let Hull automatically take the prize

They won't promote the club that finished 6th without actually winning the playoffs offs. If you're going to promote anyone in such circumstances you may as well just void the play offs and send Millwall up.

Whatever they decide there is going to be legal action for some time to come from whoever feels hard done by.

[splott parker]

Re: Spygate (part 2)

Could it be a case of hold fire & hope & pray that Hull win.

[Trigger]

Re: Spygate (part 2)

Could it be a case of hold fire & hope & pray that Hull win.

Surely even worse if Southampton win though. No doubt they were hoping Middlesbrough would have done the job.

[Des Parrot]

Re: Spygate (part 2)

Result to be released tomorrow. If found guilty Southampton likely to face sporting sanctions rather than financial

[Packerman]

Re: Spygate (part 2)

Chucked out pending appeal. Shambles

[binman]

Re: Spygate (part 2)

And a points deduction

Bloody hell

[Delbert]

Re: Spygate (part 2)

Expulsion was the only possible sanction if found guilty.

[BLUETIT]

Re: Spygate (part 2)

Expulsion was the only possible sanction if found guilty.

They’ve admitted to doing it to another 2 clubs during the season !

Relegate the t wats

[Canton Kev]

Re: Spygate (part 2)

Spectacularly funny turn of events

[Canton Kev]

Re: Spygate (part 2)

I really didn’t expect the EFL to have a backbone and hit them with a meaningful punishment. I assumed it would be a fine