Christian Mark

[Christian Mark @chrmark]

Trump started the war against Iran leading to the increased oil prices. Now he is blaming Ukraine that they are defending against the illegal russian invasion, attacking their infrastructure.

Americans, are U there? Get rid of that imbecile president of yours

[Christian Mark @chrmark]

@DeadlineDayLive Non-league football for years. Stripped for trophies. Return of all earnings from CL and other income generated from their illegal affairs. That also include merchs. Now let also the sponsors file a lawsuit.
Sad for the supporters.

[Christian Mark @chrmark]

@SaintsExtra We just have to strengthen that defence. Without THB we look dreadful

[Jakob Engel-Schmidt @engelschmidt]

Skal @moderaterne_dk støtte nogen regering efter valget, er det en krav, at der gennemføres en uafhængig advokatvurdering af Minksagen - så vi får sat et værdigt punktum og genopretter tilliden til statsministeriet #dkpol

[Christian Mark @chrmark]

@stojberg Lars “NOGENS Lykke” Rasmussen.
I nyere tid, har der vel ikke været nogen politiker med mere fokus på Nogen end på Noget.
Tomme ord. Varm luft. Røde Lars.
@stojberg

[Christian Mark @chrmark]

Just a few thoughts about responsibility and punishment.

Tonda Eckert has explained that it’s normal practice on the continent and that he did not know it was forbidden in England. The man is 32 years old and inexperienced as a head coach. We brought him in as reserve-team coach, and he came from the youth ranks at Bayern Munich. Now, IF he is right that he did not act in bad faith, does the responsibility not point toward the rest of the management? They are supposed to ensure proper onboarding for the new job responsibilities in a new country. Should someone have instructed him on the differences in the rules? Should someone among those who knew what was going on have raised the alarm with the managementteam? Now he is being made the scapegoat.

I think the blame could point in several directions, all the way up to board level. They sacked Will Still and offered Eckert the job as a temporary solution, and when he did well, he got the job. Surely someone must be responsible for making sure the club complies with the rules and that employees know them. Perhaps the whole process was so rushed and pressured that management took things a bit too lightly.

The punishment also seems very harsh. It is only Southampton, so they can easily make an example of us. With Man Shitty, they are too afraid to act, so they are just allowed to carry on despite the 113 breaches. The punishment and the consequences that follow in the wake of Southampton’s disqualification could be devastating for the club. Our best players will want to leave, many sponsors may terminate their agreements. The players are looking into whether they can bring legal action against the club.

Staff and players find new jobs... Left behind are the fans, owners, and everyone around the club. We are the ones who have received the real punishment.
#SaintsFC

[Christian Mark @chrmark]

How embarrassing and devasting. The punishment just seems to harsh. The shareholders, the club, the players, the community, the fans. None of these chose this crazy action of spying on opponents. It’s all down to the football management, featuring Tonda Eckert and maybe Johannes Spoors. Both should be history.
We must surely win the appeal. A ban for Tonda, maybe from british football, a points deduction and a fine. But not this! It could ruin the club! The consequences… players leaving, sponsors leaving, employees losing their jobs. A complete disaster. #saintsfc

[Christian Mark @chrmark]

How devasting. This is just to harsh. The shareholders, the club, the community, the fans. None of these chose this crazy action of spying on opponents. It’s all down to the football management, Tonda Eckert. We must surely win the appeal. A ban for Tonda, maybe from british football, a points deduction and a fine. But not this! It could ruin the club! #saintsfc

[Christian Mark @chrmark]

@SaintRob__ Why did Boro even play the matches when they feel cheated on? Saints did wrong but it’s out of proportion to kick them out of the playoffs. Fine them and maybe ban the guilty ones. One youngster with his iPhone can’t lure their tactics or win games

[Christian Mark @chrmark]

So he spied on Boro with his iPhone? Saints managed a draw. Then he didn’t spy and Saints won? Is it possible to get an winning edge by filming a team on long distance only a few days before a match? That great manager Saints has, is his winning rate based on a youngster spying? spying with an iPhone?

[Christian Mark @chrmark]

@MarsAQuintet @SaintsExtra @garystonehouse Thanks mate. You make the world a better place

[Christian Mark @chrmark]

Watching a professional football team’s training session is normally not illegal if you are standing in a place where you are legally allowed to be, and the training is visible from there. This also applies even if you are employed by a competing club.

It becomes problematic if you enter a closed area, remain there after being asked to leave, film people in a non-publicly accessible place, use binoculars, a drone, or other equipment to observe a closed area, record private conversations, breach access or accreditation terms, or obtain tactical information in a way that may be considered disloyal or contrary to trade-secret rules.

The club is therefore in the strongest position if it closes the training session, puts up signs, screens the area off, and enforces access restrictions. Without such measures, ordinary observation from outside is typically harder to challenge.

AI Generated. #SaintsFC #EFL

[Christian Mark @chrmark]

@SaintsExtra @SkySports_Keith Did he observe the training from a public place? If so he hardly did anything illegal. If he entered the closed area it could however be problematic. Maybe Spygate should be named Spingate instead

[Christian Mark @chrmark]

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[Himanshu Kumar @codewithimanshu]

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[Christian Mark @chrmark]

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