Miltonaggro

Tad pissed, few stops on way home. Great battling performance from our team, who ground a strong Boro side down there. Bree and Manning the difference tonight for me - so important for us now. Good our fans avoided more attention by staying in the stands and the ‘Northam Wall’ lived up to the moniker. Reckon the Boro brain damage should get off their coaches about 4am - karma!

Nervy again but we had them on the ropes last 20mins and them and their fans fucking know it!

That would then instigate a rather substantial legal case, which Saints would win nine times out of ten, as the experts at South Square will be telling their EFL contacts.

Indeed. Hope we beat them 4-0 tonight to make their ongoing relationship with the mighty Boro even more special.

Exactly this. Saints are acting professionally and observing the protocols of their governing body.

Gibbos are highly volatile and easy to devalue. Mark Bitcoin has confirmed this

Who knows? I think his peak was close to £2bn, but I'd wager he is still worth two Gibbos.

Also, lots of hilarity from the Boro brain damage about Gibbo, the £600m man of the people, not letting this lie and being able to afford the best legal representation. This, whilst not realising that our Serbian Chairman is worth £1.5 billion. I think that they are going to be disappointed.

What they have been doing over the past week is attempting to cheat and gain unfair advantage, perhaps Saints can suggest this to the EFL.

£10.52

Assuming Saints get fined £200,000 and this goes to Middlesbrough, Gibbo will be able to personally give every one of their 19k season ticket holders £10 each. This could happen on the centre circle or dole office. Win, win.

A good response to these hacks would be 'and under what legal power will the mobile phones, computers and bank statements be seized?' and 'what offence is to be investigated by the police?' - The Gibbo Delusion Act 2025? Fuck me, enough material for an entire conference...

You can feel the pure idiotic desperation...

Yep, but the 'rule' has no legal weight whatsoever. The scrutiny of a court will make this clear. If Saints agree to pay a fine to the EFL it's to be compliant, a courtesy to their professional body, nothing more. If the club suffers genuine financial loss or the reputational damage is serious, they will likely have Middlesbrough and the EFL on toast, and rightly so.

Very good point.