Smlj story flow quite fug up
Yes. Even Mo Yilie has return to HK
Hope Ian Fang leg tio broken by Jeremy Tian or Xu Bin, cos he play football pattern too much, make ppl jelly
Then after the injury, he gave up on life. Aloysious Pang also join him quit football and even tattooed his neck!
In the end, Tay Ping Hui could not control his brother. So he asked Mo Yilie to take Ian Fang under his wings. After sharing how he recover from his career threathening back injury, Ian Fang returned to Singapore.
Together with Aloysious Pang, they defeated the stinkies and won Dragon Cup. In a surprise transfer swoop, both of them moved back to Singapore. Unbeknown to Spider Ming, they are undercover police and they trying to gather evidence of match fixing and illegal gambling to nail him down.
After whole saga settle down, Spider Ming tio arrested, Xia Yu return to save the club's fortune. After recruiting back the Class of 2012 eho crawled out of the club, they won the final with Elvin Ng turning in a Paul Scholes performance
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$1.4m seized as police cripple illegal soccer betting syndicate
AsiaOne | Mon, May 19, 2014
SINGAPORE - 18 people were arrested between Monday and Tuesday for illegal bookmaking activities in an islandwide sting.
The Criminal Investigation Department (CID) conducted multiple raids at various locations in Bukit Panjang, Marsiling, Ang Mo Kio, Woodlands,
Whampoa, Telok Blangah, Bedok and Sentosa.
Cash amounting to about S$1.4 million dollars, as well as an array of computers, handphones and documents such as betting records and bank transaction records were also seized during the raids.
The suspects, 16 men and 2 women aged between 30 and 65, are believed to have received illegal soccer bets amounting to an estimated $8 million in the last 2 weeks.
Under the Betting Act, Chapter 21, any person who bets with a bookmaker may be fined up to $5,000, or jailed for up tp 6 months, or both.
Anyone found to be involved in bookmaking may face a fine between $20,000 and $200,000, and may also be jailed for up to 5 years.
Head of the Specialised Crime Branch of CID, Deputy Assistant Commissioner of Police Kenny Tan advises the public to steer clear of illegal betting websites. [/qoute]
