None of these places talking about it have been very transparent on the rules. If he wasn't on their premises then I struggle to see what exactly he is supposed to have done, and I assume had he broken some laws then he would have been detained.
Could someone with the knowledge clarify whether or not this is violating official rules or not? If so then looks bad for the club, but might just be the sheep trying to sow some trouble before one of their biggest games.
Derby Fans: Leeds are spying on our training dock them points, relegate them, not right!
Bielsa: This is our line up, this is how we’ve been training, this is how we’ll play and what formation we will use
Derby have complained to the FA - about a Leeds employee standing outside their training ground with binoculars.
Illegal? Doubt it. Unethical? Possibly.
Not sure what they can actually do unless they can make up a new rule pretty quick.
So it's just Derby throwing a hissyfit? Good.
By the sound of it the police let the man on his way. Sounds like no wrongdoing then. Still baffled as to why Derby Police would be tweeting details of an active investigation if there was anymore to come.
The pair of pliers shows he was going with intent to break and enter: he should be jailed indefinitely, possibly with periodic trips to public stocks/floggings, and Leeds demoted to Scottish football.
Her Majesty needs to make an example of this outrage.
comment by Lubo - Get Excited for Leeds United (U14008)
posted 10 minutes ago
So it's just Derby throwing a hissyfit? Good.
By the sound of it the police let the man on his way. Sounds like no wrongdoing then. Still baffled as to why Derby Police would be tweeting details of an active investigation if there was anymore to come.
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They do this constantly for all manner of things down here. They're so crap at fighting crime that anything that can justify their existence gets publicised. Pathetic really. Don't know of any other force doing this 'hey look what good bobbies we are' crap.
they say things like 'duck' too, how strange
comment by Peakwhite (U7815)
posted 13 seconds ago
comment by Lubo - Get Excited for Leeds United (U14008)
posted 10 minutes ago
So it's just Derby throwing a hissyfit? Good.
By the sound of it the police let the man on his way. Sounds like no wrongdoing then. Still baffled as to why Derby Police would be tweeting details of an active investigation if there was anymore to come.
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They do this constantly for all manner of things down here. They're so crap at fighting crime that anything that can justify their existence gets publicised. Pathetic really. Don't know of any other force doing this 'hey look what good bobbies we are' crap.
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There are loads that do it: it's supposed to be positive engagement but it kinda backfires when most people ring to report actual crimes and just get a crime number for their efforts.
This is brilliant....I hope he was from Leeds! Love it
They often make comments on their Facebook group, Derby City Police SNT. To$$ers!
comment by gelderd82 (U6817)
posted 16 seconds ago
This is brilliant....I hope he was from Leeds! Love it
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- Beilsa with one of those fake noseys and glass's on
what a load of fuss over sod all
I’m confused here. One report stating he had used pliers to cut his way into the training ground? Going equipped.
Hilarious, hope he got the info Bielsa wanted
Outside the ground 😎
Jeez I hope we win tonight. Would be frigging hilarious 😂
Do we seriously believe Leeds had sent a member of their staff with pliers to break into Derby's training ground?
I wouldn't disbelieve the spying story but pliers...come on, we're not this guilable. From the police tweets, a man was stood near a fence and was asked to move along. Could have been anyone.
comment by downsouf (U4095)
posted 9 minutes ago
I’m confused here. One report stating he had used pliers to cut his way into the training ground? Going equipped.
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The fence was untouched.
The EFL also said that it is for the two clubs to resolve. Sounds like no laws of the game broken then.
Most sane folk try their best to get away from Wooly Park, not attempt to get into it.
comment by Lubo - Get Excited for Leeds United (U14008)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by downsouf (U4095)
posted 9 minutes ago
I’m confused here. One report stating he had used pliers to cut his way into the training ground? Going equipped.
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The fence was untouched.
The EFL also said that it is for the two clubs to resolve. Sounds like no laws of the game broken then.
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can you link me to that lubo? cant find anything from efl mate , cheers
comment by LeedsRich - Bielsaball (U18097)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by Lubo - Get Excited for Leeds United (U14008)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by downsouf (U4095)
posted 9 minutes ago
I’m confused here. One report stating he had used pliers to cut his way into the training ground? Going equipped.
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The fence was untouched.
The EFL also said that it is for the two clubs to resolve. Sounds like no laws of the game broken then.
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can you link me to that lubo? cant find anything from efl mate , cheers
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I got it off the BBC Sports app and not sure how I get a link from that. Hope it helps though.
The English Football League have told the BBC that it is a matter for the two clubs to resolve.
Quote from the article.
Officers were called at around 11.20am on Thursday, January 10, to reports of a man acting suspiciously outside the @dcfcofficial training ground on Morley Road, #Derby. A man was found at the perimeter fence of Moor Farm and was spoken to. (1/2)
Officers conducted routine checks which were all above board. Despite media reports, no damage to the fence was found, and the man was stopped outside the grounds. No arrests were made and the man was sent on his way. (2/2)
Phil Hay
@PhilHayYEP
33s34 seconds ago
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EFL statement on Leeds-Derby saga: governing body says it is "up to Derby County how they progress this matter" but as yet, EFL has received no contact or complaint from Derby. #lufc
What info did the 'spy' hope to obtain from a training session ffs???
Most spies go to a game or two and take notes. All fairly normal activity with all clubs doing it. Can't see what this non-story is all about. Bloody ridiculous
comment by Best Fans - Leeds are falling apart again (U2196)
posted 22 minutes ago
Do we seriously believe Leeds had sent a member of their staff with pliers to break into Derby's training ground?
I wouldn't disbelieve the spying story but pliers...come on, we're not this guilable. From the police tweets, a man was stood near a fence and was asked to move along. Could have been anyone.
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A change of clothes too - just in case he shat himself after watching them score 50 in training
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posted on 11/1/19
None of these places talking about it have been very transparent on the rules. If he wasn't on their premises then I struggle to see what exactly he is supposed to have done, and I assume had he broken some laws then he would have been detained.
Could someone with the knowledge clarify whether or not this is violating official rules or not? If so then looks bad for the club, but might just be the sheep trying to sow some trouble before one of their biggest games.
posted on 11/1/19
Derby Fans: Leeds are spying on our training dock them points, relegate them, not right!
Bielsa: This is our line up, this is how we’ve been training, this is how we’ll play and what formation we will use
posted on 11/1/19
Derby have complained to the FA - about a Leeds employee standing outside their training ground with binoculars.
Illegal? Doubt it. Unethical? Possibly.
Not sure what they can actually do unless they can make up a new rule pretty quick.
posted on 11/1/19
So it's just Derby throwing a hissyfit? Good.
By the sound of it the police let the man on his way. Sounds like no wrongdoing then. Still baffled as to why Derby Police would be tweeting details of an active investigation if there was anymore to come.
posted on 11/1/19
The pair of pliers shows he was going with intent to break and enter: he should be jailed indefinitely, possibly with periodic trips to public stocks/floggings, and Leeds demoted to Scottish football.
Her Majesty needs to make an example of this outrage.
posted on 11/1/19
comment by Lubo - Get Excited for Leeds United (U14008)
posted 10 minutes ago
So it's just Derby throwing a hissyfit? Good.
By the sound of it the police let the man on his way. Sounds like no wrongdoing then. Still baffled as to why Derby Police would be tweeting details of an active investigation if there was anymore to come.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
They do this constantly for all manner of things down here. They're so crap at fighting crime that anything that can justify their existence gets publicised. Pathetic really. Don't know of any other force doing this 'hey look what good bobbies we are' crap.
posted on 11/1/19
they say things like 'duck' too, how strange
posted on 11/1/19
comment by Peakwhite (U7815)
posted 13 seconds ago
comment by Lubo - Get Excited for Leeds United (U14008)
posted 10 minutes ago
So it's just Derby throwing a hissyfit? Good.
By the sound of it the police let the man on his way. Sounds like no wrongdoing then. Still baffled as to why Derby Police would be tweeting details of an active investigation if there was anymore to come.
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They do this constantly for all manner of things down here. They're so crap at fighting crime that anything that can justify their existence gets publicised. Pathetic really. Don't know of any other force doing this 'hey look what good bobbies we are' crap.
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There are loads that do it: it's supposed to be positive engagement but it kinda backfires when most people ring to report actual crimes and just get a crime number for their efforts.
posted on 11/1/19
This is brilliant....I hope he was from Leeds! Love it
posted on 11/1/19
They often make comments on their Facebook group, Derby City Police SNT. To$$ers!
posted on 11/1/19
comment by gelderd82 (U6817)
posted 16 seconds ago
This is brilliant....I hope he was from Leeds! Love it
------
- Beilsa with one of those fake noseys and glass's on
what a load of fuss over sod all
posted on 11/1/19
I’m confused here. One report stating he had used pliers to cut his way into the training ground? Going equipped.
posted on 11/1/19
Hilarious, hope he got the info Bielsa wanted
posted on 11/1/19
Outside the ground 😎
Jeez I hope we win tonight. Would be frigging hilarious 😂
posted on 11/1/19
Do we seriously believe Leeds had sent a member of their staff with pliers to break into Derby's training ground?
I wouldn't disbelieve the spying story but pliers...come on, we're not this guilable. From the police tweets, a man was stood near a fence and was asked to move along. Could have been anyone.
posted on 11/1/19
comment by downsouf (U4095)
posted 9 minutes ago
I’m confused here. One report stating he had used pliers to cut his way into the training ground? Going equipped.
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The fence was untouched.
The EFL also said that it is for the two clubs to resolve. Sounds like no laws of the game broken then.
posted on 11/1/19
Most sane folk try their best to get away from Wooly Park, not attempt to get into it.
posted on 11/1/19
comment by Lubo - Get Excited for Leeds United (U14008)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by downsouf (U4095)
posted 9 minutes ago
I’m confused here. One report stating he had used pliers to cut his way into the training ground? Going equipped.
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The fence was untouched.
The EFL also said that it is for the two clubs to resolve. Sounds like no laws of the game broken then.
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can you link me to that lubo? cant find anything from efl mate , cheers
posted on 11/1/19
comment by LeedsRich - Bielsaball (U18097)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by Lubo - Get Excited for Leeds United (U14008)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by downsouf (U4095)
posted 9 minutes ago
I’m confused here. One report stating he had used pliers to cut his way into the training ground? Going equipped.
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The fence was untouched.
The EFL also said that it is for the two clubs to resolve. Sounds like no laws of the game broken then.
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can you link me to that lubo? cant find anything from efl mate , cheers
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I got it off the BBC Sports app and not sure how I get a link from that. Hope it helps though.
posted on 11/1/19
The English Football League have told the BBC that it is a matter for the two clubs to resolve.
Quote from the article.
posted on 11/1/19
Officers were called at around 11.20am on Thursday, January 10, to reports of a man acting suspiciously outside the @dcfcofficial training ground on Morley Road, #Derby. A man was found at the perimeter fence of Moor Farm and was spoken to. (1/2)
Officers conducted routine checks which were all above board. Despite media reports, no damage to the fence was found, and the man was stopped outside the grounds. No arrests were made and the man was sent on his way. (2/2)
posted on 11/1/19
Phil Hay
@PhilHayYEP
33s34 seconds ago
More
EFL statement on Leeds-Derby saga: governing body says it is "up to Derby County how they progress this matter" but as yet, EFL has received no contact or complaint from Derby. #lufc
posted on 11/1/19
What info did the 'spy' hope to obtain from a training session ffs???
Most spies go to a game or two and take notes. All fairly normal activity with all clubs doing it. Can't see what this non-story is all about. Bloody ridiculous
posted on 11/1/19
Magnificent stuff
posted on 11/1/19
comment by Best Fans - Leeds are falling apart again (U2196)
posted 22 minutes ago
Do we seriously believe Leeds had sent a member of their staff with pliers to break into Derby's training ground?
I wouldn't disbelieve the spying story but pliers...come on, we're not this guilable. From the police tweets, a man was stood near a fence and was asked to move along. Could have been anyone.
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A change of clothes too - just in case he shat himself after watching them score 50 in training
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