Match Fixing in Europe

lmfao

apparently gerrard was the one who kept missing (didn't watch the game myself). what a gentleman

gerrard>>>>>>>> beckham

No Italy

Surag wrote:Last year's CL game between OL and Dinamo Zagreb ? Its got to be in there somewhere imo.

of course it was rigged, i said this before the game was even played because dinamo zagrebs president is notoriously known as one of croatias most corrupt businessmen.

Surag wrote:

3rd, Finland, 32 games.

Doesn't surprise me, we had a biggish football betting scandal investigated by our own police a few years ago. I don't remember the details, but an Asian consortium had bought one of our top division clubs and had then insisted on bringing in some of their own players, lol. And those players obviously had the duty of fixing their matches towards certain results. Football here is pretty much devoid of money, so our league probably presents a good opportunity for match-fixers.

Art Morte wrote:3rd, Finland, 32 games.

Doesn't surprise me, we had a biggish football betting scandal investigated by our own police a few years ago. I don't remember the details, but an Asian consortium had bought one of our top division clubs and had then insisted on bringing in some of their own players, lol. And those players obviously had the duty of fixing their matches towards certain results. Football here is pretty much devoid of money, so our league probably presents a good opportunity for match-fixers.

It looks as if Europol simply posted a summary of all the match fixing stuff that was already dealt with, too. The police of Bochum (who led the investigation in 2005/2009) mentioned that the cases in Germany that were brought up were the fixed matches of the Ante Šapina cases in 2005 and 2009. I assume it might be the same for Finland.

An international football match-fixing suspect has been arrested in Italy after arriving from Singapore and giving himself up, Italian police have said.Italian media have named the suspect as a Slovenian man, Admir Sulic.Mr Sulic was arrested at Malpensa airport in Milan after stepping off a flight from Singapore, police said. They had been tipped off by his lawyer that he was on the flight, they added.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-21529860

Milans 2-0 win under investigation and further scrutiny now?