Three people from the Manchester area have been charged over allegations they hacked into computer systems at English football governing body, the FA. Dean Mohareb, 30, of Weybourne Drive, Woodley, Stockport has been charged with perverting the course of justice and unauthorised access to computer data. Liam Cliff, 19, of …

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Friday 29th November 2013 17:35 GMT Anonymous Coward

Obligatory.

I thought all referees were blind?

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1. Friday 29th November 2013 20:02 GMT Soap Distant
  
  Re: Obligatory.
  
  @Pete65
  
  "I thought all referees were blind?"
  
  Most likely true. I also thought footballing types would be of Boris's 15%er types and not capable of hacking (or breathing with their mouths closed...)
  
  Each day is enlightening :)
  
  SD
  
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Friday 29th November 2013 20:18 GMT Arachnoid

have been charged with perverting the course of justice

Oh good refs are safe for now...........at least it wasn't match fixing

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Monday 2nd December 2013 22:57 GMT codeusirae

What's this really about?

"Mohareb has been the subject of an 18-month investigation by CID into the alleged hacking of personal and work email accounts of the FA's former national referee manager for education and training, Janie Frampton.

The FA's most senior woman in the referees department was dismissed last year after a series of leaked emails were published in the press suggesting that Frampton had offered FA Cup semi-final tickets to a flight steward in return for upgrades on a British Airways flight for herself and three female referees on a work trip." link

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