Could be a few people in trouble
The NRL has been rocked by a fresh report that high-profile players, player managers and underworld figures have been involved in match-fixing.

Sydney radio station Triple M made the allegation on Wednesday morning, reporting that players earning $200,000, $300,000 and $400,000 were involved in match-fixing.

Triple M Grill Team panellist Mark Geyer, a former rugby league star, said he thought matches alleged to have been fixed did look suspect.

"After hearing the rumours from different sources, I have gone back and looked at the games in question," said Geyer, who did not reveal the matches alleged to have been fixed.

"It makes me have some doubt on a few of the things I am getting spoken to about.

all this, and Gleeson and Long hook-up again
Co-incidence

The thing is it's easy to go back over games with rumour and say 'oh yes that looks suspicious!' any comeback win for example when the odd person threw a chancre bett on could look iffy etc etc.

You'd like to think games in RL, the NRL especially would be to intense for 1/2 to incorporate match fixing?

Depends, all you need is 1 or 2 players to be involved. A missed tackle letting a man through, a dropped bomb, all could gift a try away, or knowingly put a team in a strong attacking position to score.

Not good if it is though, give it half an hour and the Pies will say its all our fault

John Inverdale will be laughing his c@ck off when he reads this.

Match fixing in rugby league? who'd have guessed that?

Roll on the middle of July is all I'm saying