Corruption in English football?

Eds said:
Begs the questions 1. Why didn't Madley tell Carter to butt out as he had no authority? 2. Why did Carter think he could make such decisions in the first place? 3. How many other times have these 'match commanders' be involved in these types of decisions.

Once again though if the Premier league was transparent and had everyone miked up these issues wouldn't arise as often would they?
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It explains why decisions that may go in our favour barely get a second glance. If they are looking to find against us it’s scrutinised in forensic detail. Who is making those decisions?
 
malg said:
Fuck me. I never knew that. Dodgy as fuck.
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It's only as bad as the media (Sky/BBC/BT) prior to VAR. Look how many times they would show certain incidents on a loop (Aguero on Winston Reid being the prime example) in the highlights package, yet not even show certain incidents.

I've lost count of the amount of times MOTD would cobble their highlights package together to show a game where City won by the odd goal but battered the opposition, and they make it look like we were really luck to 'scrape' a win.
 
The Future’s Blue! said:
How many of them are given to the lesser sides though. It only seems this principle applies to the red shite, anybody else challenging them then it’s a forensic analysis to try and discount it.
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I am not sure. There have been terrible decisions given against all teams which is why I suspect it is a betting market and not slanted to anyone in particular.
 
Football is fixed. Very.

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Isn't it funny how little traction this Sun story got about Real Madrid paying £860,000 a year off books to the owner of a rival club? But of course Real Madrid are European Royalty and have the right sort of owners as far as most of the English media is concerned.
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Real Madrid paid Brazilian Ronaldo £860k a year WITHOUT contract, report alleges

REAL MADRID paid Ronaldo £860,000-a-year WITHOUT a contract, Football Leaks documents allege. The legendary Brazilian scored 104 goals in 177 appearances as a star of the Galacticos between 2002 an…
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bobbyowenquiff said:
Isn't it funny how little traction this Sun story got about Real Madrid paying £860,000 a year off books to the owner of a rival club? But of course Real Madrid are European Royalty and have the right sort of owners as far as most of the English media is concerned.
www.thesun.co.uk

Real Madrid paid Brazilian Ronaldo £860k a year WITHOUT contract, report alleges

REAL MADRID paid Ronaldo £860,000-a-year WITHOUT a contract, Football Leaks documents allege. The legendary Brazilian scored 104 goals in 177 appearances as a star of the Galacticos between 2002 an…
www.thesun.co.uk www.thesun.co.uk
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First i have heard of this which shows you that unless its us having mud thrown at, no one in the media is interested.
Seems yet another tax dodge in Spain:
But according to football leaks in documents shared by German newspaper Der Spiegel, it is claimed that Ronaldo was not given a formal contract by the Bernabeu club.

The leak alleges that Ronaldo therefore has not had to declare this income to tax authorities.
 
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