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Why MLS is Not Immune From Match Fixing

Posted on February 12, 2013 by Robert Hay

Joe Thomas is a (fictional) 23 year old defender who is in his second year playing in MLS. He was drafted out of a local university in the second round. He is from a blue collar family and his father … Continue reading →

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Why MLS is Not Immune From Match Fixing

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