wesrabi.blogspot.com, Jakarta -- Chair of the West Java Association, Tommy Apriantono, forced the PSSI to seriously deal with alleged scores in League 1 and League 2. The police must be involved so that the case will be resolved quickly.
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Problems regulating blowing scores in League 1 and League 2 lately. Persib Bandung which mentions a number of players involved in bribery.
Shortly thereafter the alleged score setting also appeared in the last eight of League 2. It involved Semen Padang with the Son of Central Kalimantan and Aceh United facing PS Mojokerto Putra.
Tommy requested that PSSI not leave the news only as a problem and solve it thoroughly. The way is by working with the police.
"This problem has hurt competition, the impact can affect sponsors who don't want it anymore. PSSI must seriously handle it. It's time for PSSI to ask for police assistance," Tommy said in a discussion with Sport on Friday (11/23).
"Asprov Jabar supports PSSI to conduct a thorough investigation. Account transfers can be investigated, if found clean it is clean, if indeed there is a strange transaction, it can be investigated. Don't kiss bribes and leave until the evidence is gone," he explained.
Tommy also requested that the PSSI be more assertive about club ownership rules. It also needs to be done so that the club does not easily move homebase.
"The existing rules still open opportunities to set scores," he said.
Sumber: sport.detik.com
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