Jason Taylor - Football Analyst

[Dman]

Thought I’d give him a thread of his own for the Google algorithm, for any future employment background searches. 

Grassing rat who squirrels company information onto personal devices to use against them. 

Not to be trusted and on top of that, not very good at his job, hence why he was sacked after a few months. 

[wild-saint]

Fucking amateur that a business the size of Southampton has a IT / Data Leak Protection policies allowing either internal information to be transferred to personal devices and / or allows company devices / employees to use application not controlled by them such as fucking WhatsApp.

i say it again it’s fucking amateur. I warn my clients about this shit for exactly these reasons. If the aren’t interested in fixing the processes then they ain’t my clients much longer. Fucking amateur.

[The Wyvern]

38 minutes ago, Dman said:

Thought I’d give him a thread of his own for the Google algorithm, for any future employment background searches. 

Grassing rat who squirrels company information onto personal devices to use against them. 

Not to be trusted and on top of that, not very good at his job, hence why he was sacked after a few months. 

You’d think future employers would think twice about giving him a chance, no way he could be trusted. 

[chownie20]

Perhaps he can be held personally liable - we don't know what he did and didn't sign. But not sure what we'd gain by going after him. Imagine he'll struggle for work with that on his cv

[Secret Site Agent]

He has ruined his career as no one will trust him again.

They will always be wary on what material he is collecting on them for the future.  Better to not employ than risk him taking your dirty laundry with him.

All companies do dodgy things and get away with a lot but no one wants to trust someone with no loyalty.

He won't be appreciated by Boro now the event is over only eyed with suspicion. He can benefit them no more. And where did it get them? No where in the scheme of things.

Take what will benefit you and use it but keep it to yourself. 

 

[benjii]

1 hour ago, wild-saint said:

Fucking amateur that a business the size of Southampton has a IT / Data Leak Protection policies allowing either internal information to be transferred to personal devices and / or allows company devices / employees to use application not controlled by them such as fucking WhatsApp.

i say it again it’s fucking amateur. I warn my clients about this shit for exactly these reasons. If the aren’t interested in fixing the processes then they ain’t my clients much longer. Fucking amateur.

To be fair, whilst you're correct, it is not at all uncommon, even in much larger businesses.

[AlexLaw76]

When Boro spit him out, I wonder how trustworthy others will think is.

[Saint86]

 

I believe this is the accused / suspected:

https://www.transfermarkt.com/jason-taylor/profil/trainer/126892#google_vignette

Pretty sure it is him (the whistleblower), I looked him up as soon as it was rumoured we'd hired an analyst from Boro and got rid of them in December - which was only a couple of days after this story broke and before his name got leaked, and already he has deleted his linked in profile... Why delete your linked in profile before your name is even out there?

Equally, fits in with Boro had limited but necessary information available to stitch saints up from the get go - "look out for salt" and the details of the Oxford incident, both reported on 7th may.

Suspect Salt gave us up for the Eastleigh / Ipswich incident to save his own skin after the fact - as Taylor wouldn't have known about that.

(The dates in the EFL report show that the initial incident Ipswich knew about in advance was the Oxford incident, which was just before we sacked Taylor / Taylor left the club).

 

Edited just now by Saint86

[AlexLaw76]

Imagine the scenes if Taylor was still in the 'SFC Group Chat' after he left 

🤣