Besiktas coach and seven others released from jail in match-fixing probe
from Turkey(Turkiye) football(soccer) Column and News by Ahmet B.Tur by Ahmet Turgut
Good news to Besiktas fans and some others ….
Besiktas Deputy Chairman Serdar Adalı, Besiktas protocol and security chief Ahmet Ates, coach
Tayfur Havutcu, İstanbul Büyüksehir Belediyespor (İBB) players Ibrahim Akın and İskender Alın,
Sivasspor goalkeeper Korcan Celikay and Diyarbakırspor player Abdurrahman Yakut, who were released.
Besiktas coach Tayfur Havutcu and seven other match-fixing suspects released …
Goal.com
By Luis Mira Besiktas coach Tayfur Havutcu and seven other suspects of match-fixing in Turkey have been released from prison. Istanbul BB duo Ibrahim Akin and Iskender Alin and Besiktas deputy chairman Serdal Adali are among the people who have been
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Game Fixing Case Goes to Trial
by M.A.M
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Mavi Boncuk |
Turkey’s parliament is poised to override a presidential veto and approve a reduction in prison terms for match-fixing, a move that could lead to lighter sentences for suspects in a recent rigging scandal.The country’s ruling and two main opposition parties say they will again vote for the new reduced term of a maximum three years in prison later Friday.
The fate of match-fixers
from Today’s Zaman, your gateway to Turkish daily news :: Columnists by FATMA DİŞLİ ZIBAK
As Parliament on Saturday approved a sharp reduction in prison terms for match-fixing and hooliganism, after amendments to the law on match fixing and violence in sports was vetoed by President Abdullah Gül, the debate on the match-fixing law continues at full speed.