Prestwich_Blue
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Don't hold your breath. Telegraph were given a dossier proving corruption, including phone calls, statements and evidence of betting irregularities. They wouldn't run it.
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Former Referees's pretty shocking claim (Aguero related)
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malg
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Exactly what I thought. They were beneficiaries of dubious refereeing for fucking decades.Except it doesn't affect them and they won't be seeing Pogba getting banned. They are at the very heart of it.
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Spot onUnfortunately,football is no longer a sports attraction,it's a business.It sold it's soul when sky got involved.Corruption,will always follow the money.
Don't hold your breath. Telegraph were given a dossier proving corruption, including phone calls, statements and evidence of betting irregularities. They wouldn't run it.
I'm sure Simon Stone for the BBC is on it as we speak......
Still can't believe the MUEN hasn't picked this up!
kaz7
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This coruption will be in full flow with the derby,from sky's build up and the ref and decisions made during the game,as sure as night follows day,it's written we won't win and they will get a penalty
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blueinsa
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Exactly what I thought. They were beneficiaries of dubious refereeing for fucking decades.
Graham Poll....."The difference at Old Trafford now is that referees arrive with the knowledge that Sir Alex Ferguson is no longer present.
"When I travelled to Old Trafford, I was well aware of the ‘Fergie factor’. If I gave a ‘soft’ decision against them or did not add enough time on, then I knew he would let me know, in no uncertain times, that I had erred.
"In the early days I must concede that probably affected me. The way I decided to cope with this was to raise my tolerance level where penalties were concerned."
We all knew it. Bent twunts.Graham Poll....."The difference at Old Trafford now is that referees arrive with the knowledge that Sir Alex Ferguson is no longer present.
"When I travelled to Old Trafford, I was well aware of the ‘Fergie factor’. If I gave a ‘soft’ decision against them or did not add enough time on, then I knew he would let me know, in no uncertain times, that I had erred.
"In the early days I must concede that probably affected me. The way I decided to cope with this was to raise my tolerance level where penalties were concerned."
M18CTID
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Except it doesn't affect them and they won't be seeing Pogba getting banned. They are at the very heart of it.
Maybe, but it still didn't stop them having 2 players banned last season as a result of retrospective action so they're not entirely immune to it either. Ferdinand also got a 4 game ban (increased from 3 due to a frivolous appeal) several seasons ago for an elbow.
Maybe, but it still didn't stop them having 2 players banned last season as a result of retrospective action so they're not entirely immune to it either. Ferdinand also got a 4 game ban (increased from 3 due to a frivolous appeal) several seasons ago for an elbow.
They were smokescreen decisions to put us of the scent!