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Peter Doherty (AGAIG) wrote:

Justified logic wrote:Have they had 'Arry on talkSport to give his views on it yet?

No, but they spoke to his dog.

How about Neil Warnock?

I think we can presume from who's getting the talkSPORT bum's rush who the ones are that are under serious suspicion.

(BTW, on a separate issue, I thought Ray Wilkins' rehabilitation and rationalisation session on talkSPORT was riotously funny.)

Everything is building to the big reveal at 10 pm tonight -

BIG NAMES and fun for us blues apparently - ex City manager on there it's rumoured

on your marks -- clickety clickety click

johnny crossan wrote:Everything is building to the big reveal at 10 pm tonight -

BIG NAMES and fun for us blues apparently - ex City manager on there it's rumoured

on your marks -- clickety clickety click

Cheers mucker, can you post on here as I'm too lazy to look about the wonder web

I can't see it being post take-over as we mainly had the director of football structure in place; Pearce hardly signed anyone and Sven would only have wanted payment in kind from the ladies. So Keegan or Hughes, unless they go way back?

Reid was dodgy as fuck

Hutch's Shoulder wrote:I can't see it being post take-over as we mainly had the director of football structure in place; Pearce hardly signed anyone and Sven would only have wanted payment in kind from the ladies. So Keegan or Hughes, unless they go way back?

Got to be Keegan, someone had to pay for that doo.

Eric Black - Southampton Asst Manager is one on here

https://twitter.com/hashtag/football4sale?src=hash

https://twitter.com/Telegraph



could it be true????

johnny crossan wrote:Eric Black - Southampton Asst Manager is one on here

https://twitter.com/hashtag/football4sale?src=hash

https://twitter.com/Telegraph

could it be true????

How else could pulis afford the complete set of chris brunt pencil cases?

Bruce was a shie-in after his extraction from the Hull job.

Bit surprised at Ole 'Arry

Bryan Riggs, the Family Counsellor; surely not?

Three rag players on there, wonder who taught them?

johnny crossan wrote:Eric Black - Southampton Asst Manager is one on here

https://twitter.com/hashtag/football4sale?src=hash

https://twitter.com/Telegraph

could it be true????

This list can't be accurate; FergusScum's name isn't on it.

Beefymcfc wrote:Bruce was a shie-in after his extraction from the Hull job.

Bit surprised at Ole 'Arry

Bryan Riggs, the Family Counsellor; surely not?

if this is really the list there's gonna be a lot of poo circulating in the ether

this is the Eric Black video

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/09 ... y-scandal/

now Eric played under some manager or other at Aberdeen

Nobody is going to drop Taggart in it, and if they did, the media would drop it knowing what the backlash would be.

And isn't this just from one agent? Imagine what would happen if every agent got the Liar Liar treatment.

I don't think Pulis is on that list, to be fair.

PeterParker wrote:I don't think Pulis is on that list, to be fair.

5th down I think PP

http://www.civilunrest.co.uk/breaking-n ... gers-bung/

cant believe fergie hasn't had involvement. Piss funny if he was named and lost his shitehood.

Lineker is right.. clubs should not be employing agents to "find" players for them. Straightaway that fosters an environment where favours are granted and return favours are expected. I dont see what an agent does that a solicitor cannot do. If a player wants expertise in representation then either go down that route or via the PFA. One can only imagine, if the money trail was followed, where parts of the funds end up..all manner of places. When average players are moving for tens of millions no wonder grey areas are being exploited. For the long term image and future of the game it has to stop.

There was an earlier list circulating without Black that was withdrawn - this list may be somebody's fantasy - but there are 8 guilty men according to the Telegraph.

Reported on BBC:

Southampton assistant manager Eric Black gave undercover reporters advice on how to bribe officials at other clubs, the Daily Telegraph has claimed.

Black, 52, was filmed apparently naming staff at other clubs who could be induced to pass on information about players to a company for money.

Such payments would be against Football Association rules.

Black, who oversaw Aston Villa's final seven Premier League matches last season, has denied the allegations.

We await the contribution of the League Managers Association, strangely silent so far.

ah - spoke too soon - the next question could be 'how many managers are at it but have not been stung?'

https://www.theguardian.com/football/20 ... corruption