Snowy wrote:
Still puzzles me what advantage is gained watching an opposition team practicing set pieces.
Ok it’s against the’rules’ …. but if it was that advantageous, the ‘spying would be far more professional instead of hiding in the bushes with a camera like a piss poor copy of a Benny Hill sketch.
We could have spied on every team we played last season with a state of the art satellite…. for all the good it would do us.
its a case of thinking they will have a very slight edge on there opponent if they did it. something all clubs are trying to do which is why clubs employ people on what many fans call non jobs. one will employ someone on a new role in football and if that club is succesful the rest all follow.