Lars Sivertsen

Honestly, if I lived there, I would set up like a guest house and make it like a place of pilgrimage for like tactics hipsters and like football bloggers and aspiring coaches.

Jonathan Wilson, all the Wilson books, a website that only gets that German tactics website that I forget the name of.

The only site you can access on the laptop will be like the tactics blogs and you can have like Wilson posters everywhere.

But have you seen how many views those tactical breakdown videos get on YouTube and stuff?

I haven't.

No, I haven't.

I'm a little bit more with Archie in that I'm slightly puzzled by the sort of selective morality of the English football culture and community.

Comparing it, the previous Spygate was nonsense.

Like the Leeds one, you had a man who stood on a public path and looked through a fence, and that ended with a 200k fine.

Like, what?

That was total nonsense.

In this case, okay...

The fella's gone onto private property and filmed what was going on there.

That is clearly bad.

And some kind of saying, like, that's not behavior that can be condoned or defended, really.

We talk about, like, if you try to cheat in a competition, like, players cheat constantly.

Every single game you watch, you have players exaggerate contact and try to restrict the referee.

They don't get thrown out of the competition.

You have players claiming for throw-ins they knew came off them last.

Cheating is completely ingrained in the way we play football.