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Two-thirds of Croatians do not believe fair play occurs in football
Croatian Times
Almost two-thirds of Croatians believe that some Croatian Football League (HNL) games have been rigged, the latest GfK research shows.
Only eight per cent believe that there has been fair play.
Seventy-four per cent agree that there should be a tax on player transfers, business portal Poslovni Dnevnik has reported.
The research – conducted by polling a representative sample of 800 people older than 15 – comes just months after operation "Offside" uncovered large-scale rigging of domestic and, possibly, some international games.
The Ministry of Science, Education and Sports announced early last month that it planned to propose a new law that would introduce a tax on player transfers.
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