[Archived] Fa Match Fixing Probe

[philipl]

Not much details but Sunday Telegraph article here.

[thenodrog]

Not much details but Sunday Telegraph article here.

No details of the match but Watford v Reading must be odds on favourite!

[all you need is duff]

No details of the match but Watford v Reading must be odds on favourite!

Not wanting to be pedantic but I believe that the phantom goal was during the first half so it won't be Watford v Reading.

[McClarky]

Probably a game that the Dingles won. Can't think of any other explanation for that kind of strange occurance.

[Ozz]

It was Derby V Norwich. BBC1

[Hughesy]

Yeah and yet the FA still havent contacted either club! What a shambles they are!

[American]

I blame Cashley Cole and David James.

[92er]

What I found interesting this morning was reading an article in the Daily Telegraph "MPs force FA's hand over match-fixing claim".

It sounds as though without their intervention the FA might not have intervened.

[EwoodGlory]

They might want to check out the betting on Burscough v Telford today

Resembles the Accrington Stanley V Bury game last season

Total matched on this event: £749

Total matched on Telford : £740

1 game in that league has £125 on the market, the rest under £50

Some bookies have suspended betting.

[EwoodGlory]

Last time I checked

Matched on the market: £1,552

Matched on Telford: £1,543

FT: Burscough 0-2 Telford

[philipl]

Two Premier League games now under investigation as well.

Background from the Telegraph on the Norwich v Derby game

An interview with an alleged "match fixer"

The Telegraph Sportswriters seem to be hanging their reputations on this one.

I am not withdrawing one syllable of what I wrote about Kazakhstan's goal. As it enormously pains me to question a player of Brad's standing as a true Rovers hero, I desperately hope my unease about what happened at St Andrew's on the last day of last season is misplaced.

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