if chopra was involved in fixing races

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  1. SuperTyke

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    What are the chances he fixed matches too?
     
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    I don't think so mate, Ipswich really were that **** under Jewell.
     
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    If he was involved in fixing races how come he lost so much money:confused:
     
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    I'll give you 28/1.
     
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    I think the obvious answer is because he wasn't very good at it!
     
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    How many games did it take him to start scoring for us?

    But no defenders have more control of a match outcome if they are going to throw it.
     
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    It's more about first throw in, stuff like that. I wouldn't be surprised to hear that quite a bit of it goes on, nor that Mr Chopra was involved.

    I remember there was some fuss about this one a while back: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepag...red-kneecap-revenge-for-spot-fix-blunder.html

    "Le Tissier would have landed around £10,000 but his team-mate Neil Shipperley — unaware of the bet — stopped the ball going out. ... In his autobiography Taking Le Tiss he admits: “Spread betting had just started to be popular. I’d never have done anything that might have affected the outcome of the match, but I couldn’t see a problem with making a few quid on the first throw-in."
     
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    Told you before he didn't bet big on the horses when played for us spent a lot on the machines though
     
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