I told you so...



I wrote the article Con Deal? which was published on July 13, 2009 in The Malay Mail (pic)

The Zimbabwe Football Association (Zifa) admitted the national team “played a fixed match under the auspices of a Malaysian betting syndicate” in December last year.

Also, read AfricaNews, Mail & Guardian and Reuters for further news on the matter.

Otherwise, just watch out for today's The Malay Mail.


HD says: Sadly, this ain't the love song that Keith Urban sang.

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