a écrit le 8 octobre 2006 à 12h50 Singapore bribery bid fails.
According to the Singapore club's chairman Collin Chee, Cameroonian midfielder Jacques Ngo'o Evrard rejected an offer of US$5,060 when approached by two men hours before the club's recent match against Gombak United.
"This proves one thing, there are good, honest players, and players who will come clean and just want to play football," Chee said.
Evrard had been offered the bribe to pull out of the match and if Gombak beat the third-from-bottom hosts.
The midfielder did play in the match but Gombak won all the same, 4-2.
Chee said his player had done all that could be expected.
"I am very happy with him. My player rejected the bribe and immediately told his coach. That is all he could do.
"We immediately reported the incident to the S-League and this is now being investigated."
Source:BBC
According to the Singapore club's chairman Collin Chee, Cameroonian midfielder Jacques Ngo'o Evrard rejected an offer of US$5,060 when approached by two men hours before the club's recent match against Gombak United.
"This proves one thing, there are good, honest players, and players who will come clean and just want to play football," Chee said.
Evrard had been offered the bribe to pull out of the match and if Gombak beat the third-from-bottom hosts.
The midfielder did play in the match but Gombak won all the same, 4-2.
Chee said his player had done all that could be expected.
"I am very happy with him. My player rejected the bribe and immediately told his coach. That is all he could do.
"We immediately reported the incident to the S-League and this is now being investigated."
Source:BBC
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