MELBOURNE (Reuters) - An international match-fixing ring that rigged matches in a second-tier soccer league in Australia was so unsophisticated that the middle man would shout instructions to players from the sideline during games, a Melbourne court has heard.
Malaysian Segaran "Gerry" Subramaniam acted as a facilitator between players at Melbourne-based Victorian Premier League club Southern Stars and overseas-based bosses of the betting syndicate to fix games last year.
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