Scandal in South Korea: association allegedly treated referees to sex massages
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As reported by South Korean broadcaster JTBC and the official news agency Yonhap, the bribery allegations concern the period between 2011 and 2012. Particularly explosive: even before a decisive World Cup qualifying match against Kuwait in February 2012, the association allegedly paid for two Japanese assistant referees to visit a massage parlor. The association is accused of bypassing the usual rules in the appointment of former national coach Hong Myung-bo and securing him the job without a proper application process. dpa/luwi.
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As reported by South Korean broadcaster JTBC and the official news agency Yonhap, the bribery allegations concern the period between 2011 and 2012.
according to DIE WELT +1Particularly explosive: even before a decisive World Cup qualifying match against Kuwait in February 2012, the association allegedly paid for two Japanese assistant referees to visit a massage parlor.
according to DIE WELT +1The association is accused of bypassing the usual rules in the appointment of former national coach Hong Myung-bo and securing him the job without a proper application process. dpa/luwi
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