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Southampton’s Tonda Eckert authorised ‘contrived’ Spygate plan, commission says
The independent commission which heard the matter said there was a “deplorable approach” from Southampton.
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independent.co.uk
Southampton manager could face lengthy ban following spying scandal
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mirror.co.uk
Southampton manager's brazen defence as he faces lengthy FA ban for spying
Southampton have been kicked out of the play-off final by the EFL and manager Tonda Eckert has owned up to the practice of spying - but didn't know it was against the rules
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Southampton await Spygate appeal decision after play-off expulsion - live updates
Southampton have been expelled from the Championship play-off final and replaced by Middlesbrough after admitting multiple breaches of EFL regulations over Spygate
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Southampton react after expulsion from Championship play-offs for spying
The club have appealed against the severity of the sanction after admitting spying on other clubs
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theguardian.com
Southampton hit out at ‘largest penalty ever’ for spying on opponents
Southampton have described the decision to expel them from the Championship playoffs over spying as ‘manifestly disproportionate’
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irishtimes.com
Southampton ‘spygate’ appeal dismissed as EFL confirms Middlesbrough v Hull playoff final
Saints chief executive Phil Parsons called penalty ‘manifestly disproportionate’
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Southampton set to sack manager after Spygate scandal cost them play-off shot
Southampton could now sack Tonda Eckert following his role in the Spygate scandal, which has cost the Saints a play-off final shot after their appeal was knocked back
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Southampton could face further punishment over ‘Spygate’ scandal as FA investigates
Southampton were kicked out of the Championship play-offs after admitting spying on opponents and could now face further punishment
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FA launch investigation into ‘Spygate’ after Southampton thrown out of play-offs
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nytimes.com
Southampton’s Tonda Eckert authorised ‘contrived’ Spygate plan, commission says
The independent commission which heard the matter said there was a “deplorable approach” from Southampton.
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EFL condemn Tonda Eckert for 'deplorable' Southampton Spygate campaign
The EFL have released written reasons behind Southampton's expulsion from the play-offs following the Spygate scandal, where they admitted to spying on Middlesbrough
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Southampton ‘deplorable’ for pressurising young staff member to spy, says EFL
The organisation has published its written reasons for expelling the club from the play-offs and docking them points for next season.
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Southampton manager authorised spying scandal and could face disciplinary action
Eckert admitted to wanting to discover tactics and personnel for the match against Oxford United and Middlesbrough
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Southampton boss Tonda Eckert facing potential FA ban after ‘Spygate’ scandal
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politiken.dk
Cheftræner gav grønt lys til Southamptons spionage
Southampton udspionerede ifølge kommission Middlesbrough for at afklare, om en bestemt spiller var kampklar.
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cityam.com
Southampton 'Spygate' expulsion 'severe', admits commission member
One of the independent panel that kicked Southampton out of the Championship play-off final for spying says the punishment was “severe”.
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Southampton emergency meeting called for after Spygate chaos as CEO sent letter
Middlesbrough complaining to the EFL led to Southampton being expelled from the Championship play-offs because of Spygate and also receiving a four-point deduction