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He’s a fan, for God’s sake.
Well they’re getting negative publicity now. I don’t see the legal issue if it was their error and the lad is a Norwich fan. It’s not like they have new sponsors or anything. They should be happy their fans are excited about it.
Delia should sort him out some free pies.
Am i missing something here, or has this young lad done nothing wrong?
he simply put a picture off his clubs website on twitter?
to talk about how they will protect their club is a bit far isnt it?
He’s a fan, for God’s sake.When asked by police how he’d managed to get onto the site and obtain the images so quickly, the Norfolk youngster indicated that his additional fingers lead to vastly improved keyboard skills.
Sorry….
….the clubs chief executive said ..” We are the guardians of the football club whilst we’re here and so will protect our property. And our property in the digital age involves our intellectual property , so we won’t allow anybody to come in and take it from us ”
Shut up you tart !! :evil:
….the clubs chief executive said ..” We are the guardians of the football club whilst we’re here and so will protect our property. And our property in the digital age involves our intellectual property , so we won’t allow anybody to come in and take it from us “Digital age?………Intellectual?…….Norwich?
Nah, I’m not having it, it’s a wind up
If they didn’t want it copying then they should have disabled the right click or even not bothered putting it there in the first place. It is easy to take a screenshot and save it in microsoft paint. This is all Norwich City f.c’s fault
….the clubs chief executive said ..” We are the guardians of the football club whilst we’re here and so will protect our property. And our property in the digital age involves our intellectual property , so we won’t allow anybody to come in and take it from us ”Shut up you tart !! :evil:
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