Dman Posted May 14 Posted May 14 2 hours ago, coalman said: Do we want to be the kind of team that goes whining to complain whenever something goes against us? We're not Boro. Honestly, I 100% agree in 99.99% of cases, but in this one, fuck them. They absolutely deserve it after the way they have behaved. Take anyone related to that football club to the cleaners where possible. 6
stevegrant Posted May 14 Posted May 14 36 minutes ago, Dman said: Honestly, I 100% agree in 99.99% of cases, but in this one, fuck them. They absolutely deserve it after the way they have behaved. Take anyone related to that football club to the cleaners where possible. I'm looking forward to Steve Gibson having to dip into his own pocket to pay the fine imposed by the Information Commissioner for the flagrant GDPR breach. 10
benjii Posted May 14 Posted May 14 (edited) 6 minutes ago, stevegrant said: I'm looking forward to Steve Gibson having to dip into his own pocket to pay the fine imposed by the Information Commissioner for the flagrant GDPR breach. This won't happen unless lots of us complain. ICOnews is the Twitter handle, I think. Edited May 14 by benjii 3
Dman Posted May 14 Posted May 14 4 minutes ago, stevegrant said: I'm looking forward to Steve Gibson having to dip into his own pocket to pay the fine imposed by the Information Commissioner for the flagrant GDPR breach. It certainly looks like its worth asking the lawyers if there's something here. Will Salt could walk out of this with an absolute wedge if he sue's for potential leak of personal information to a news paper without his knoweldge or good reason resulting in potential loss of future earnings due to damaged reputation which could impact his career. As a side point, in reality, is anyone going to care that he doen this? Its a rule only applied to the EFL - Had he worked for a PL side, it wouldn't be considered a rule breach. 2
stevegrant Posted May 14 Posted May 14 2 minutes ago, benjii said: This won't happen unless lots of us complain. ICO_news is the Twitter handle, I think. I believe GDPR breaches generally need the/a wronged party to file the complaint, rather than random members of the public. 2
bpsaint Posted May 14 Posted May 14 4 minutes ago, stevegrant said: I believe GDPR breaches generally need the/a wronged party to file the complaint, rather than random members of the public. Fingers crossed then. If Boro have to pay a fine for breaching GDPR that’s bigger than our fine for spying it would brilliant.
benjii Posted May 14 Posted May 14 5 minutes ago, stevegrant said: I believe GDPR breaches generally need the/a wronged party to file the complaint, rather than random members of the public. They do for a compensation claim but it's not a prerequisite to a regulatory investigation or enforcement. Doesn't hurt to raise awareness.
Dman Posted May 14 Posted May 14 2 minutes ago, bpsaint said: Fingers crossed then. If Boro have to pay a fine for breaching GDPR that’s bigger than our fine for spying it would brilliant. Boro wouldn't have to pay anything. The breach is from the golf club / hotel. But they're all owned by Steve Gibson, so to hurt him personally would be sweet enough. I'd go as far as saying that any GDPR breach is significantly more significant as you're then touching on the law. 3
Willo of Whiteley Posted May 14 Posted May 14 I’d be pretty confident the individual involved will have lots to complain about. He could easily go to the police as it is a blatant breach of GDPR. Must be pretty harrowing for the individual and his family too. Imagine the shit he must be currently going through. Stuff like this has driven people to do pretty serious and horrific things. These pundits and media outlets don’t consider this at all. 4
Mick_Channon Posted May 14 Posted May 14 We can hardly call ourselves classy with behaviour like this. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYQDDDSiHuX/?igsh=YmUwM2g0a3lrcWcw
coalman Posted May 14 Posted May 14 (edited) 3 minutes ago, Mick_Channon said: We can hardly call ourselves classy with behaviour like this. https://www.instagram.com/reel/DYQDDDSiHuX/?igsh=YmUwM2g0a3lrcWcw Jesus Christ. That beach ball could have bounced back and really done some damage to someone. Thanks for pointing that out 1-post-Mick_Channon. Edited May 14 by coalman 10
Leighsterrr Posted May 14 Posted May 14 On 13/05/2026 at 09:03, Miltonaggro said: Stay classy 'Boro... Isn't that what they call throwing a chipolata down the M25 up there? 🤔 5
skintsaint Posted May 14 Posted May 14 32 minutes ago, Leighsterrr said: Isn't that what they call throwing a chipolata down the M25 up there? 🤔 Probably a chipolata down the A1(M).
Leighsterrr Posted May 14 Posted May 14 2 minutes ago, skintsaint said: Probably a chipolata down the A1(M). At the point that pic was taken you're right...but if you see the whole video it's definitely more M25...twice as wide in some places... 1
coalman Posted May 15 Posted May 15 Can we rename this to "The Karen FC Appreciation Thread", please? 3
Sheaf Saint Posted May 15 Posted May 15 3 hours ago, coalman said: Can we rename this to "The Karen FC Appreciation Thread", please? No, we can't. And if you don't like that answer, you'll just have to take it up with the manager. 1
Tamesaint Posted May 16 Posted May 16 Their forwards' inability to hit a barndoor cost Boro victory in the first match. I wonder if they now regret selling Josh Coburn to Millwall for £5 million a year ago. In a truncated season he scored 9 goals and was voted Championship Player of the Month for March. What a shame!!!
um pahars Posted May 17 Posted May 17 On 14/05/2026 at 10:39, stevegrant said: I believe GDPR breaches generally need the/a wronged party to file the complaint, rather than random members of the public. Pretty sure data breaches should be self reported (ie in this instance by the hotel/cafe/golf course involved)
StrangelyBrown Posted May 17 Posted May 17 On 14/05/2026 at 00:33, Saint86 said: Produced by the BBC? Sounds like a series of complaints may be required... Definitely worth complaining.
badgerx16 Posted May 17 Posted May 17 6 hours ago, um pahars said: Pretty sure data breaches should be self reported (ie in this instance by the hotel/cafe/golf course involved) Indivduals can report suspected data breaches.
Sheaf Saint Posted Sunday at 20:13 Posted Sunday at 20:13 10 hours ago, um pahars said: Pretty sure data breaches should be self reported (ie in this instance by the hotel/cafe/golf course involved) You're absolutely right. If an organisation becomes aware of a potentially damaging data breach then they are obliged to report it to the ICO. And in a twist of delicious irony here, they must do it within 72 hours. And it doesn't have to be the subject of the personal data that complains if they don't. Any concerned member of the public can raise the complaint. 3
West end Saints Posted Wednesday at 15:41 Posted Wednesday at 15:41 On 13/05/2026 at 00:55, West end Saints said: Their local BBC radio podcast https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0nkvtz2?partner=uk.co.bbc&origin=share-mobile the presenter, 'Dana' referred to Southampton as a “rotten football club with horrible players and horrible fans” and described Southampton player Taylor Harwood-Bellis as “scum” and “a piece of scum”. See fans still expecting us to be thrown out and add to that a 5 game ban for THB Thank you for sharing with us your concerns about BBC Tees Sport: Post-match broadcast on 12 May. While we recognise emotions were running high following a dramatic and controversial end to the play-off semi-final, we also expect all of our output to meet the BBC’s editorial standards. Supporter reaction and fans' opinions are, of course, an important part of sports coverage and it is entirely legitimate to reflect the strength of feeling around major sporting moments. However, on this occasion part of the discussion went beyond what we considered editorially appropriate. We are sorry for that. We have therefore edited the programme on BBC Sounds to remove the section concerned. We have also spoken to the team involved to remind them of the need to ensure that both presenter analysis and contributions from fans and pundits remains within the BBC’s editorial standards at all times. Your points were also included in our overnight report. These reports are among the most widely read sources of feedback at the BBC, and help inform our future editorial judgements. Thank you again for contacting us. 10
S-Clarke Posted yesterday at 08:15 Posted yesterday at 08:15 (edited) They are also dirty scheming bastards, who played their own non-football game here. Justice is for Hull to win and I will be rooting for them. The outcome of our offence shouldn't have been to give Boro the opportunity to win the biggest footballing prize in the world, given that it wasn't just them wronged. It should have been to ensure sporting integrity. By expelling us proclaiming sporting integrity, they've created their own sporting integrity mess should Boro win. Edited yesterday at 08:16 by S-Clarke 3
sockeye Posted yesterday at 08:31 Posted yesterday at 08:31 I don’t really care about Boro being in the final and I’m not praying for their downfall either. The whole situation was ours to lose. We were obviously in the wrong re: the spying, but they showed nous, played a blinder, and we played the idiot Parsons. Yes, it feels bent that they had connections that shaped the outcome, but if we’d had actual professionals at the helm we could’ve gotten away with it all. They’re laughing now like we were laughing. We’re just pawns to a bunch of rich blokes, and ours happened to be moronic.
Pamplemousse Posted yesterday at 09:14 Posted yesterday at 09:14 Hull winning would make me feel a lot better for sure. And if not then we get to see Boro get smashed every week next season. Hellberg took them from 2nd to 5th; he's not a great manager.
trousers Posted yesterday at 09:17 Posted yesterday at 09:17 I'm torn... There's amusement to be had with either outcome... 2
coalman Posted yesterday at 09:20 Posted yesterday at 09:20 2 minutes ago, trousers said: I'm torn... There's amusement to be had with either outcome... There's more amusement to be had if Karen FC win the final then Hull go to court and get it reversed. 2 1
Patrick Bateman Posted yesterday at 09:20 Posted yesterday at 09:20 4 minutes ago, Pamplemousse said: Hull winning would make me feel a lot better for sure. And if not then we get to see Boro get smashed every week next season. Hellberg took them from 2nd to 5th; he's not a great manager. I'm going to leave this here again. He DID go from 2nd to 5th, yes, but other teams really pushed hard. His stats are better than Edwards' over a longer time period, so I think people need to let it drop that Hellberg isn't a good manager, just my opinion based on the stats attached, I can't say whether Boro fans enjoyed his team more or not, I assume they did.
Osvaldorama Posted yesterday at 09:52 Posted yesterday at 09:52 Tbf I thought they were one of the best sides we’ve played this season. They were really well coached. If they had some strikers they’d be a top, top championship side. Hope they lose tomorrow though. I certainly won’t be watching it. 1
AlexLaw76 Posted yesterday at 11:49 Posted yesterday at 11:49 They'll beat Hull. Emotions aside, Boro were a striker away from challenging Cov 1 2
saintant Posted yesterday at 12:31 Posted yesterday at 12:31 39 minutes ago, AlexLaw76 said: They'll beat Hull. Emotions aside, Boro were a striker away from challenging Cov Not so sure. Boro players will be blowing out their arses within 25 minutes on that big Wembley pitch and with all the mental pressure on them. Think Hull will come strong in the second half and take them. Hope so anyway. 2
tdmickey3 Posted yesterday at 12:41 Posted yesterday at 12:41 50 minutes ago, AlexLaw76 said: They'll beat Hull. Emotions aside, Boro were a striker away from challenging Cov Were they a defender short to when they kept losing as well then
Saint NL Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago Hope they lose today and we see their dick manager crying on TV again 1
SotonianWill Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago Excellent array of possibilities here: Hull win, Hellberg cries Hull win by massive dive in penalty box, Gibson does not take the result Boro win, Hull legal team gets some action Boro win and are up to the prem. They get done every game and come back down
trousers Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Mass fan camp out at Middlesbrough's training ground 72 hours before we play them away next season...? Who's with me...? 😂🕵🏼 2 4
Gloucester Saint Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 8 hours ago, Saint NL said: Hope they lose today and we see their dick manager crying on TV again Your wish was Ollie McBurnie’s command. And Hull were under an EFL transfer embargo which no doubt ‘Gibbo’ was wailing for. 1
bpsaint Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago On 13/05/2026 at 00:03, bpsaint said: I was at the riverside on Saturday, sat 2 seats from the netting with them. Getting abused for 90 minutes and twice witnessed them throwing stuff at our fans, once not far from hitting a child. After tonight all I can say it have that you fucking weird goblin like bunch of northern cunts. Fuck you and your dirty little ground in a shit hole city. Your whinging and whining over “spygate” has been an a utter embarrassment, and you’ve surpassed Scousers in the hard done by stakes. I hope that late goal hurt, and if we go up I hope we sign another of your players just to annoy you. Aside from that have a good summer ya’ll. Doubling down on this right now. If that Shea Charles goal hurt then boy oh boy I hope that McBurnie one hurt more 😂 4
Gloucester Saint Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago The next Hull fan I meet gets bought a free pint, If I ever meet Ollie McBurnie, I’ll buy him a whole crate. 2
Roo1976 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 2 minutes ago, trousers said: Y E SSSSSSSSSSSS Love it not only 2 local derbies but Whinging Boro also........... 2
trousers Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago If we don't have a sea of inflatable bottles when we play Middlesbrough at home next season I'll be most disappointed... #bottlers 3
S-Clarke Posted 44 minutes ago Posted 44 minutes ago (edited) It's been said many times, but I just like seeing it so I'll say it again. Top 2 for 217 days. Finish 5th Lose the playoff Semi Final over 2 legs. Get reinstated into the final, despite losing the semi final. Lose the final without a shot on goal in the 94th min. First team in history to lose the semi final and the final. Starting to think if I'd rather deal with the fallout from being caught with an iPhone behind a tree tbh. Poetic justice if there ever was. Suck on that Steve Gibson and his North East media luvvies. Edited 43 minutes ago by S-Clarke 10
Osvaldorama Posted 40 minutes ago Posted 40 minutes ago Bunch of utter fucking melts Cant wait to smash them next season. Get in 3
Pamplemousse Posted 39 minutes ago Posted 39 minutes ago Yup inflatable bottles at the Riverside a must next year Along with chants of "we saw you cry on the telly" 1 1
sambosa75 Posted 38 minutes ago Posted 38 minutes ago Did nobody tell them they were allowed to try and score a goal occasionally? 2
Gloucester Saint Posted 38 minutes ago Posted 38 minutes ago (edited) 1 minute ago, Pamplemousse said: Yup inflatable bottles at the Riverside a must next year Along with chants of "we saw you cry on the telly" And if one of the fixtures is nearer Christmas 🤶’Feed the Boro’ Edited 37 minutes ago by Gloucester Saint
Wade Garrett Posted 37 minutes ago Posted 37 minutes ago (edited) I take absolutely no pleasure in Boro not winning today. Said no Saints fan ever 😂😂 Edited 37 minutes ago by Wade Garrett 3
Gloucester Saint Posted 18 minutes ago Posted 18 minutes ago Dragan needs to invite some very muscular Serbian warlords into the Riverside boardroom next season wearing sharp suits, designer sunglasses and gold teeth. And very menacing facial expressions. Even better, Arkan’s family members.
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