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| − | Can you still | + | Can you still remember fondly the days when a football game only agreed to be a football game? I mean, it was a true contest between two rivals and also the fans had no vested interest in how the game is going to do while using bookmakers. These were the times when fans were real fans and never betters. we were holding the periods once you knew that match fixing won't happen because there was no financial reason to take action. These days, its a very different story altogether. In many ways, sport now exist due to betting.<br><br>While horse racing is definitely an activity that trusted betting, now it is overshadowed by major sports with mass appeal which is drawing in a lot of interest through the bookmakers. With horse racing, the unknown factor of the horse made it something exciting and thrilling also it added that unpredictable factor sboarena that is suited to betting.<br><br>When it comes to regular sports, everyone knows how the human factor will likely be involved along with the lure of big money will always be at play. When South African cricket captain Hansie Cronje was caught in the match fixing scandal it shook the joy of cricket and sport the world over. Many report that it was only the tip from the iceberg and that he copped it for a lot of others. With Australians Steve Waugh and Shane Warne also implicated, the matter was quickly swept under the table to avoid wasting face with fans.<br><br>How deep and exactly how wide match mixing really goes no-one will truly know. The question is whether or not this really belongs in sport where athletes can fix games. Is it changing sport forever? Is it changing sport to the better? Yes, its driving a great deal of money into sports but when its dirty money it might just hurt sport permanently and reach an area where fans lose their confidence within the honesty from the contest. |
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Can you still remember fondly the days when a football game only agreed to be a football game? I mean, it was a true contest between two rivals and also the fans had no vested interest in how the game is going to do while using bookmakers. These were the times when fans were real fans and never betters. we were holding the periods once you knew that match fixing won't happen because there was no financial reason to take action. These days, its a very different story altogether. In many ways, sport now exist due to betting.
While horse racing is definitely an activity that trusted betting, now it is overshadowed by major sports with mass appeal which is drawing in a lot of interest through the bookmakers. With horse racing, the unknown factor of the horse made it something exciting and thrilling also it added that unpredictable factor sboarena that is suited to betting.
When it comes to regular sports, everyone knows how the human factor will likely be involved along with the lure of big money will always be at play. When South African cricket captain Hansie Cronje was caught in the match fixing scandal it shook the joy of cricket and sport the world over. Many report that it was only the tip from the iceberg and that he copped it for a lot of others. With Australians Steve Waugh and Shane Warne also implicated, the matter was quickly swept under the table to avoid wasting face with fans.
How deep and exactly how wide match mixing really goes no-one will truly know. The question is whether or not this really belongs in sport where athletes can fix games. Is it changing sport forever? Is it changing sport to the better? Yes, its driving a great deal of money into sports but when its dirty money it might just hurt sport permanently and reach an area where fans lose their confidence within the honesty from the contest.
