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The Compliance Officer has issued the following Notice of Complaint:

 

Alleged Party in Breach: Ian Black, Rangers FC

Dates: 4th March 2006 to 28th July 2013

Disciplinary Rule(s) allegedly breached:

 

Disciplinary Rule 22 (Season 2012/13 and preceding Rules and Articles):

 

(1)    By betting on three football matches on then-registered club not to win.

 

(2)    By betting on a further 10 football matches that involved then-registered club.

 

(3)    By betting on a further 147 football matches. 

 

Principal Hearing Date: Thursday, 12th September 2013

 

Mr Black has until Monday 26th August 2013 to respond to the complaint.

 

Disciplinary Rule 22 (Rule 33 in updated Judicial Panel Protocol for season 2013/14): No club, official, Team Official or  other member of Team Staff, player, match official or other  person under the jurisdiction of the  Scottish FA shall bet in any way on  a football match (except authorised and registered football pools).

 

Please note that there is no evidence to suggest any breach of Disciplinary Rule 23 (Rule 34 in updated Judicial Panel Protocol for season 2013/14).

 

Disciplinary Rule 23, for reference: No club, official, Team Official, other member of Team Staff, player, match official or other person under the jurisdiction of the Scottish FA shall knowingly behave in a manner, during or in connection with a match in which the party has participated or has any influence, either direct or indirect, which could give rise to an event in which they or any third party benefits financially through betting.

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and what can the SPFL do? ban him from being a footballer? ban him for betting or getting friends or families to bet for him?  it will be white washed btw

 

Think the football authorities will be the least of his worries

 

Id be more concerned about the police, Lawyers, & Bricktop

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  • 4 months later...

 

AYR UNITED striker Michael Moffat has been handed an immediate six-match ban for breaching football betting rules. The 29-year-old had been hit with two Scottish Football Association charges, one of which was that he bet on six matches involving his own team.

 

A statement on his club's official website read: "This afternoon Michael Moffat's tribunal with the SFA Judicial Panel was held at Hampden Park. Michael was found guilty of the two charges and sanctioned with no fine and to serve a six-match suspension with immediate effect."

 

Moffat was charged with making seven bets on six matches involving Ayr, between August 3, 2012, and August 10, 2013. The notice of complaint did not allege that the player had bet against his team.

 

Moffat was also found guilty of betting on a total of 150 football matches, breaching the SFA's controversial rule 33, which forbids players from gambling on any football match around the world. The bets were made between February 19, 2012 and September 1, 2013.

 

Moffat, who has scored 18 goals this season, has been hit with an immediate ban which is twice as heavy as the one meted out to Rangers midfielder Ian Black in September, although Moffat has escaped a fine.

 

The former Inverness and Hearts player was fined £7,500 and given a 10-match ban, of which seven games were suspended, after admitting betting on matches involving his own team. The SFA charge stated that three of the bets concerned were on his club not to win.

 

Black was also issued with a censure after admitting betting on 147 other matches.

 

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