Mike Graham

by a completely independent team up in Manchester at the advice of this cybersecurity guy that I had.

And they do stuff all the time.

They work with the police.

They work with law enforcement agencies.

They're very reputable.

I gave them that, and it wasn't enough.

They said, no, we want to do it ourselves.

And I just thought, you know, when we got to the point at that stage, it was like two, three weeks in, I could just see there wasn't really any point.

And from what was being said to the newspapers, there was a cohort of people at Talk Sport and also in the building who thought I was a bit of a racist anyway, and they weren't very happy with some of the things I said every day, which I'd never been told about, you know.

So it all kind of came to an end.

And eventually I actually asked them to fire me effectively because I was like, you know, you're going to, you know, shit will get off the pot, if you pardon the expression, because four weeks had gone by.

I wasn't making any money.

And according to them, I wasn't suspended.

And so my lawyers were going, well, if you're not suspended, you should be paying him.

I really don't.

No.

I mean, the best I can imagine is that somebody accessed the account somehow remotely.

We managed to find a few kind of logins from the year before, six months before, from places I hadn't been.

I didn't have two-factor identification.

The cybersecurity guy brought it in, so I can't believe how unprotected your account was, given how high profile you are and how high risk you are.