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What's mad about this spying rule 09:58 - May 15 with 835 views

Is that it's fair game as long as it's not 72 hours before a game.

So, you can spy as much as you like, as long as it's within the time parameters.

Poll:

Should Muric be dropped?

What's mad about this spying rule on 10:03 - May 15 with 795 views

Muncher

You can’t as it still breaches the rules about treating other clubs with good faith but it makes it clear that doing it within that time period is a specific defined offence in itself.

What's mad about this spying rule on 12:55 - May 15 with 556 views

MisterBlue

What's mad about this spying rule on 10:03 - May 15 by Muncher
You can’t as it still breaches the rules about treating other clubs with good faith but it makes it clear that doing it within that time period is a specific defined offence in itself.

It also pretty much covers a full week within the EFL, when you take into account rest days and mid-week matches

What's mad about this spying rule on 13:01 - May 15 with 530 views

J2BLUE

What I don't understand is why they are so blatant. Surely they could find a spot in the distance with binoculars or something? To be so close with an actual camera set up seems almost asking to get caught.

What's mad about this spying rule on 13:15 - May 15 with 473 views

BseaBlue

What's mad about this spying rule on 13:01 - May 15 by J2BLUE
What I don't understand is why they are so blatant. Surely they could find a spot in the distance with binoculars or something? To be so close with an actual camera set up seems almost asking to get caught.

I'm pretty sure there was something alledged about trying to use audio recording equipment as well which might explain why he was so close.

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