SOME POINTS ABOUT PAQUETA & BETTING CHARGES
1. Charges relate to spotfixing & deliberately getting booked in West Ham United match versus Aston Villa on March 12th
2. Proxy accounts set up to place bets were at Betway bookmakers
3. Betway are West Ham United shirt sponsors4. As Paqueta was on verge of £70 million transfer to Manchester City, the West Ham United shirt sponsors have seriously undermined club financially
5. Impact of decision by Betway means West Ham United cannot spend proceeds on new players
6. Probability of West Ham United being relegated from Premier League is markedly increased
7. Likelihood of David Moyes being sacked increases
8. This is latest example of malicious disclosure of betting offences to gain commercial advantage
9. Unique agency outed Ivan Toney to get their client Callum Wilson in England World Cup squad, for example, & Harry Toffolo of Wasserman was outed by an enemy of the agency
10. Many people in football insider trade
11. Most of this insider trading relates to matchfixing which destroys integrity of sport & is far more serious than spotfixing
12. John Colquhoun is rogue operator who pushed for public disclosure of Paqueta's spotfixing
13. There are three reasons for Colquhoun's actions
14. He's desperate to get Moyes sacked & has been running a media campaign to this end
15. As Manchester United club agent, he wants to prevent transfer of Paqueta to Manchester City
16. Colquhoun has one of his clients lined up to replace Moyes
17. Manchester City's strategy for 23/24 is seriously impacted by Colquhoun's actions
17. This will spark a tit-for-tat war (of which this thread is a part)
18. Cartelised structure of the Premier League prevents disclosures of the systemic matchfixing in league
19. Colquhoun has self-harmed the brand he depends on for his inappropriate wealth
20. Oh, and Colquhoun is a matchfixer, by the way
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