ganesh Posted July 3, 2014 Report Posted July 3, 2014 Wilson Raj Perumal is one of the most renowned fixer in soccer...Cameroon vs Croatia match fixed ani Ag lo talk... Mana vallu cricket ne kadu ee sport ayina cheda de**** ready avutaru.... Monna Lou Vincent comments chadivite asala chiraaku lechindi... asala match fixing unna Chota mana peru lenidi nadavadu anukunta...
pythonic Posted July 3, 2014 Report Posted July 3, 2014 Wilson Raj Perumal is one of the most renowned fixer in soccer...Cameroon vs Croatia match fixed ani Ag lo talk... Mana vallu cricket ne kadu ee sport ayina cheda de**** ready avutaru.... Monna Lou Vincent comments chadivite asala chiraaku lechindi... asala match fixing unna Chota mana peru lenidi nadavadu anukunta... Monna ekkado chadivanu...nenu singapore kakunda india lo putti unte cricket meedha chesevadini without being caught anta :).....
ganesh Posted July 3, 2014 Author Report Posted July 3, 2014 Monna ekkado chadivanu...nenu singapore kakunda india lo putti unte cricket meedha chesevadini without being caught anta :).....haha picchi lk la unnadu kada...veediki fixing ante ne leche la undi
JANASENA Posted July 3, 2014 Report Posted July 3, 2014 WHO IS WILSON RAJ PERUMAL? Perumal is a convicted match-fixer from Singapore with offences including forgery, assault and burglary on his record. He was jailed in his home country for match-fixing in 1995 and claims to have tried to fix British games that year. He later ran his empire from a one-bedroom flat in the shadow of Wembley stadium, rigging hundreds of matches around the world and making millions of dollars in the process. In February 2011 he was arrested in Finland and sentenced to two years in prison. WHERE IS HE NOW? After serving a year in a Finnish jail, he was released and turned over to authorities in Hungary, where he was wanted on further match-fixing charges. He is currently being held in jail in Debrecen. WHO DID HE TELL? German journalist Rafael Buschmann wrote, in an article for Der Spiegel, that he communicated with Perumal via a Facebook message. The fixer later said he made the comments after Cameroon’s match against Croatia, but the German magazine say they stand by their story. AND WHY IS THIS A BIG DEAL? A 2014 report put together by more than 70 international experts over two years estimates that around $140billion is laundered through illegal sports betting.
ChampakDas Posted July 3, 2014 Report Posted July 3, 2014 naak doubt ee chudam next world cup em itado croatia won 4-0
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