Match Fixing - Did it affect us?

[We Hate Scouse 10,326]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21319807

So it has come out that a Champions League match that has been played in the last three or four years and happened in England.

In the past 3-4 years in the CL there hasn't really been any games played in England you could look at and think there's an actual possibility that this game has been fixed, but one!

3 years ago in May 2009 we played Barcelona and had 4 blatant penalties turned down by Tom Henning Ovrebo. This was the first ever big match that Ovrebo had reffed and even before the match people were questioning his appointment. Putting everything together you have to think, is this the match that was in question? I most certainly think it is and I pray they find out the truth.

[edetarod 2,155]

no fucking kidding Sherlocks

[Hamilton 2,120]

Let's all hope we got nothing to do with this in any kind of way (as disadvantage), we can't take anymore bad news do we?

[Steve 10,227]

Maybe we will win one in our favor for once.... I can only think of one game also...

[MHL 47 378]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/21319807

So it has come out that a Champions League match that has been played in the last three or four years and happened in England.

In the past 3-4 years in the CL there hasn't really been any games played in England you could look at and think there's an actual possibility that this game has been fixed, but one!

3 years ago in May 2009 we played Barcelona and had 4 blatant penalties turned down by Tom Henning Ovrebo. This was the first ever big match that Ovrebo had reffed and even before the match people were questioning his appointment. Putting everything together you have to think, is this the match that was in question? I most certainly think it is and I pray they find out the truth.

The match fixing being referred to is betting related and as such I don't think we'll find that it's got any links to Ovrebo.

Now whether there was mental or moral corruption/pressure being put onto Ovrebo from other sources, that's an entirely different question.

I'd suggest that maybe the FA or the Professional Match Officials organisations have questions to answer related to very recent mental/moral corruption, if you've watched us since Clattenburg you'll see we very much get the rough end of decisions. I've not see a home side get less in the way of 50/50 type decisions than we have since then, never mind what we don't get away from home.

[edetarod 2,155]

but than again Ovrebo did send off Abidal in what looked like a soft red card

[Santiago. 1,500]

but than again Ovrebo did send off Abidal in what looked like a soft red card

And that somehow does justice over 4 blatant penalty calls?

He was a shit ref and decided to be more shit against us. End of

[NishC300 1,865]

but than again Ovrebo did send off Abidal in what looked like a soft red card

Yes but Abidal should have been sent off for his earlier penalty challenges!

[Bacika 188]

Maybe Liveepool 8-0 win against Turkish side?

[xPetrCechx 13,570]

Maybe Liveepool 8-0 win against Turkish side?

4 From Yossi?!

[chelsea maniac 40]

As to be that match at the time I was saying it was fixed like most Chelsea fans were lets hope for some sort of justice

[xPetrCechx 13,570]

Live Football News

14 minutes ago

Reports - Chelsea vs Barcelona UCL semi 2009 was fixed

German league alone accounted for nearly £8m in betting

Europol has found 380 matches involving 425 corrupt officials across 15 countries

Read more here: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-21321562

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