SPOT FIXING SCANDAL.
Mon Dec 09, 2013 10:09 am
DJ Campbell in custody.
Think this will get bigger and bigger.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/bl ... ll-2907560
Think this will get bigger and bigger.
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/bl ... ll-2907560
Re: SPOT FIXING SCANDAL.
Mon Dec 09, 2013 8:35 pm
Could somebody put Whittingham and Cowie in custody please?
Re: SPOT FIXING SCANDAL.
Mon Dec 09, 2013 8:38 pm
City Slicker wrote:Could somebody put Whittingham and Cowie in custody please?
do you think Cardiff players were at it Saturday v Palarse
Re: SPOT FIXING SCANDAL.
Mon Dec 09, 2013 8:51 pm
cardiff yid wrote:City Slicker wrote:Could somebody put Whittingham and Cowie in custody please?
Re: SPOT FIXING SCANDAL.
Mon Dec 09, 2013 8:51 pm
cardiff yid wrote:City Slicker wrote:Could somebody put Whittingham and Cowie in custody please?
Re: SPOT FIXING SCANDAL.
Mon Dec 09, 2013 9:21 pm
No doubt Chopra's name will pop up somewhere.
Re: SPOT FIXING SCANDAL.
Wed Dec 18, 2013 5:12 pm
By Associated Press, Updated: Wednesday, December 18, 4:42 PM
OLDHAM, England — Oldham forward Cristian Montano has “vehemently” denied any involvement in match-fixing and says he will challenge his club’s decision to fire him.
Montano, one of the six players arrested as part of an investigation into fixing in English soccer, had his contract terminated this week after The Sun on Sunday newspaper reported that he tried to get a yellow card in exchange for a payment in a League One match in October.
The six players, also including Blackburn striker D.J. Campbell, were released on bail pending a hearing in April.
Montano, who was fired on grounds of “gross misconduct,” says in a statement issued by his representatives that he will challenge third-tier club Oldham’s decision, “which seemed illogical as it appears no proper investigation was carried out.”
OLDHAM, England — Oldham forward Cristian Montano has “vehemently” denied any involvement in match-fixing and says he will challenge his club’s decision to fire him.
Montano, one of the six players arrested as part of an investigation into fixing in English soccer, had his contract terminated this week after The Sun on Sunday newspaper reported that he tried to get a yellow card in exchange for a payment in a League One match in October.
The six players, also including Blackburn striker D.J. Campbell, were released on bail pending a hearing in April.
Montano, who was fired on grounds of “gross misconduct,” says in a statement issued by his representatives that he will challenge third-tier club Oldham’s decision, “which seemed illogical as it appears no proper investigation was carried out.”