Match fixing confirmed (including in England)

[FogBlueInSanFran]

Pawson said sorry to David Silva at one point after blowing too quickly for a free kick to City when allowing advantage would have given a clear shot on goal. Ref knew what he'd done and owned up to it.

Yes he did and I actually thought that was good. He realized it right away. Tells you something about the respect Silva commands.

 

[Dave S]

Excuse me, my daughter plays u11s and there's nobody taking bungs in her team, thank you very much.

You sure?

 

[aguero93:20]

You sure?

Yep. You'd never get good odds betting against them anyway, they're shite.

 

[half & half derby scarf]

It is pretty obvious to everyone except the three monkeys that corruption/fixing is rife. Only when you are desperate and make mistakes like this guy http://www.gamingintelligence.com/l...x-year-ban-for-betting-and-integrity-breaches are you found out and even then the punishment doled out is designed to brush it under the carpet.
The VAR beta was designed to fail to protect the inherent corruption that goes all the way to the top.

 

[Deleted member 77198]

Tonight’s ‘The Simpsons’ is all about football being fixed! It’s a cracker to be fair

It’ll be on C4+1 at 19:00

 

[BlueHammer85]

Present us with a single shred of the clear evidence you mention. I see a lot of incompetence in the game but that is not the same as corruption.

Also, if you know there is a fixed outcome - why do you bother watching?

Bizarre.

Any reply to this ?

 

[davek1808]

Any reply to this ?

Yeah Neil swarbrick.

 

[dronefromsector7G]

Tonight’s ‘The Simpsons’ is all about football being fixed! It’s a cracker to be fair

It’ll be on C4+1 at 19:00

It’s a new episode. You sure it’s funny?

 

[BlueHammer85]

Yeah Neil swarbrick.

The ref that disallowed Arnaoutivic goal v Man City when Ederson lost the ball and the same ref giving us a free kick which we scored when it should have been a penalty in the same game ?
Was he being corrupt in favour of city ?
Or is he human and these sort of decisions are f*cking hard to make and sometimes they just simply make mistakes.

 

[ccr]

The ref that disallowed Arnaoutivic goal v Man City when Ederson lost the ball and the same ref giving us a free kick which we scored when it should have been a penalty in the same game ?
Was he being corrupt in favour of city ?
Or is he human and these sort of decisions are f*cking hard to make and sometimes they just simply make mistakes.

Ederson lost the ball ? Is that a new way of saying he pushed him over ? The free kick should never have been given as the offside flag should have been raised just prior.