When the list of 100 disciplinary soccer players was released,
even those who had been in less than a year of financial corruption, violent acts, and disciplinary periods were
“revealed to be operating only rooms in a closed environment, the Football Association”온라인카지노
While the aftermath of the Korea Football Association’s ‘surprise pardon’ and withdrawal of 100 footballers who were severely punished is still strong, the list of pardoned persons is revealed and shocking. In addition to the 48 participants in match-fixing, it was confirmed that those who were expelled or suspended indefinitely for financial corruption and acts of violence were also included.
According to the’list of pardon subjects’ submitted by Congressman Ha Tae-kyung from the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism and the Korea Football Association on the 5th, in addition to 48 match-fixing people, 8 money corruption, 5 violence against players and referees, and practical test denial. An unknown number of 52 people eligible for pardon, including four in the act, were on the list.
In particular, there are suspicions that eight of them, who were suspended indefinitely for financial corruption, are highly likely to be related to super-large corruption cases that occurred inside and outside the Football Association in the past. In 2017, 12 former and current employees of the Football Association were prosecuted criminally for using fraudulent corporate cards, and four of them are suspected of being eligible for pardon. It seems that the 10 pardoned persons who were expelled in 2010 were also related to the ‘bribery judgment corruption case’, which was highly controversial at the time.
It was also confirmed that the Football Association’s indiscriminate pardon was carried out. If you look at the list of people subject to pardon, there are 8 people who were dispositioned last year and the disciplinary period was less than one year. It was a decision by the Football Association’s arbitrary judgment without time to check the purpose and effect of disciplinary measures, such as preventing the recurrence of similar cases. Rep. Ha, who released a list of 100 football players who cheated, pointed out, “It was clearly revealed how reckless the Football Association has been operating in a closed environment.”
Previously, the Football Association announced that all members of the board of directors, except for Chung Mong-gyu, the head of the Football Association, were responsible for the “pardon controversy” and resigned. Vice Chairman Lee Dong-guk and Lee Young-pyo, both former players, and Cho Won-hee, chairman of the Social Contribution Committee, were the first to express their intention to resign.