Reply With QuoteThink this is something similar to what McNulty got cited for a couple of years ago
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Bookmakers have reportedly asked the SFA to look into "suspicious betting patterns" during Dundee's 1-0 defeat to Hearts.
Their concerns centre around the volume of bets placed on yellow cards players for Dark Blues players.
Danny Mullen, Leigh Griffiths and Paul McGowan were all booked by match official Willie Collum during their Premiership defeat on Saturday.
And the Daily Mail state several oddsmakers have now raised concerns over bets that were made.
Those fears have been logged with Scottish football's governing body and their Security and Integrity unit, if any insider betting is uncovered, the case will then be escalated to the compliance officer.
It's also understood bookmakers are considering a formal complaint to Police Scotland about the betting patterns.
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Think this is something similar to what McNulty got cited for a couple of years ago
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When the Fun stops...stop!
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haha, Brilliant!Originally Posted by weegiearab
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Looks like the players are still in dispute about bonuses and hoping to raise a bit of Christmas cash wherever they can 😄 No shortage of suspects over there.
Saw a video of Pedoboy's booking, slamming the ball down theatrically after play was stopped. Hmmm 😎
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Another suspicious betting pattern being investigated this morning. 5 Funsters have bet on their team to win.
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