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3 premier league clubs raided by police

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Dee

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sorry sorry - i'm on drugs

make that read 'professional' clubs instead of 'premiership' - altho I'm sure the newsreader said that as it was breaking...

 

apols

Ostrich Man

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sorry sorry - i'm on drugs

make that read 'professional' clubs instead of 'premiership' - altho I'm sure the newsreader said that as it was breaking...

 

apols

tsk...

 

 

a gentle ribbing is in order.

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Newcastle is one, i've heard

investigating claims Titus Bramble was a defender :badoomtish:

 

Been confirmed Newcastle is one of them. you could be right!

Stevie H

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Newcastle is one, i've heard

investigating claims Titus Bramble was a defender :badoomtish:

paying titus bramble £35k a week is pretty corrupt to be honest.

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Police raid three clubs in corruption investigation

 

 

'It has not been influenced or informed by the Quest inquiry in any way'

 

Staff and agencies

Monday July 16, 2007

Guardian Unlimited

 

 

Police today raided three football clubs as part of an investigation into alleged corruption in football. The City of London police said the raids were not connected to Lord Stevens's ongoing Quest inquiry into the Premier League and were "totally independent", while refusing to disclose which clubs were involved, or their league status.

It did confirm, however, that search warrants were executed between 7.30am and 9am today. "Search warrants were served at three football clubs and the homes of two individuals in connection with corruption in football and its impact on owners and shareholders," said a spokeswoman.

 

"This investigation is a totally independent inquiry. It has not been influenced or informed by the Quest inquiry in any way. As this is a live investigation, it would be inappropriate to comment further at this stage."

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