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***Official*** Spot-Fixing Scandal

smash84

smash84

The Tiger King
marc71178 said:
To be honest I didn't care what punishment the courts gave them (especially with all the time off for good behaviour stuff), the only punishment I think should've been life bans, it's the only way to show players that this sort of behaviour isn't acceptable.
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Fair enough if that is your view on this but that doesn't make the age irrelevant in the overall scheme of things i suppose.
 
Furball

Furball

Evil Scotsman
Agent Nationaux said:
17 is young, especially when considering that he was trapped into it by seniors. First time offence, 17, trapped and pressurised; they should all be valid reasons to show leniency.

And no one was defrauded. They were going to place with this one being an example.
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17 isn't young. Young players get plenty of anti-corruption training at ICC events.

Amir knew what he was getting into was shady. Therefore he should take his punishment like the rest of them.
 
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brockley

International Captain
The Aamir investigation is over.
The investigation in2 Chennai is the 1 which will be the biggest match fixing case since Salim Malik and Azzuruddin.
 
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