What a fantastic fanbase we have always had -
Sharpy & Inchy a deadly duo -
BigMick
Player Valuation: £20m
Swan was one of the three players involved in the betting scandal along with Tony Kay and another whose name escapes me.
Bally -
Bluerover
Player Valuation: £50m
Jimmy Gauld afaik
David Layne
The Majestic HK what a player he really was uncapped for his country was a joke -
Bluerover
Player Valuation: £50m
Correct Joey. Gauld put them up to it although he was not with Wednesday. He heard about Mansfield players being paid by Tranmere to throw a match and he approached the three Wednsday players.
Seems to have been going on quite a lot at the time
1964 British football match-fixing scandal - Wikipedia
Then again we never hear about this from the media - doesn't suit their agenda. rs always victims never to blame
1915 British football match-fixing scandal - Wikipedia
Bally liked his horse racing - once purchased a racehorse with the GV - no winners gave it up as the vet bills were crippling - Labby however had more success with a horse he own named Goodison - which won as an outsider a couple of times - he forgot to tell the Catt & Wilf Dixon to put a bet on only his teammates - they were not amused 
Still is or has been lately - penalties now are not life bans ..... harsh, but true ......Correct Joey. Gauld put them up to it although he was not with Wednesday. He heard about Mansfield players being paid by Tranmere to throw a match and he approached the three Wednsday players.
Seems to have been going on quite a lot at the time
1964 British football match-fixing scandal - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Then again we never hear about this from the media - doesn't suit their agenda. rs always victims never to blame
1915 British football match-fixing scandal - Wikipedia
Dont mention that name Gauld a former EFC player @degsy will take offence .....Correct Joey. Gauld put them up to it although he was not with Wednesday. He heard about Mansfield players being paid by Tranmere to throw a match and he approached the three Wednsday players.
Seems to have been going on quite a lot at the time
1964 British football match-fixing scandal - Wikipedia
Then again we never hear about this from the media - doesn't suit their agenda. rs always victims never to blame
1915 British football match-fixing scandal - Wikipedia
Stevie Nicks Bootleg
Player Valuation: £8m
Correct Joey. Gauld put them up to it although he was not with Wednesday. He heard about Mansfield players being paid by Tranmere to throw a match and he approached the three Wednsday players.
Seems to have been going on quite a lot at the time
1964 British football match-fixing scandal - Wikipedia
Then again we never hear about this from the media - doesn't suit their agenda. rs always victims never to blame
1915 British football match-fixing scandal - Wikipedia
The Kay one is more common as it happened nearly 50 years later, no 'agenda' here. Just like matches/incidents from the 60s are far more well-known than ones from the 1910s, regardless of whether they were filmed or not.
