The company I work for are looking for people to attend Serie B games where they will be paid to provide live updates to our clients who will use this information to offer live betting abroad. You must have a basic understanding of football, be at least 16 years old and able to attend local matches on a regular basis. We want to cover every club from the Serie B (even Juve if they go down...) for this, so if anyone is interested in doing this for their club, please let me know. Pay is good for this and with expenses included in the match fee.

If you are interested or know somebody who is please email me direct and we can take it from there.

Hopefully the mods won't mind me posting this.

Cheers,

Gav (gavstone at gmail dot com)
(a.k.a. Nunovalente)

Surely you have to live in Italy?

Yeah, I posted it on the off-chance that someone on here does, or knows someone who does.

Can anyone suggest a site in Italy that would be good to advertise this?

Looks increasingly likely that there will be no Serie B next season: a "combined" league of current Serie A and current Serie B, split into 3 equal leagues, looks on the cards.

Top 3 from each group will take part in a "play off" to decide the "Champions" and team gonig to Europe, while the bottom 3 in each group playing off for relegation.

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Originally posted by Ivano:
Looks increasingly likely that there will be no Serie B next season: a "combined" league of current Serie A and current Serie B, split into 3 equal leagues, looks on the cards.

Top 3 from each group will take part in a "play off" to decide the "Champions" and team gonig to Europe, while the bottom 3 in each group
playing off for relegation.

That sounds shite.

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Originally posted by Czech_Calcio:

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Originally posted by Ivano:
Looks increasingly likely that there will be no Serie B next season: a "combined" league of current Serie A and current Serie B, split into 3 equal leagues, looks on the cards.

Top 3 from each group will take part in a "play off" to decide the "Champions" and team gonig to Europe, while the bottom 3 in each group
playing off for relegation.

That sounds shite.

Indeed it does, but it seems the Italian FA will opt for a combined Serie A and Serie B, as there will be too many teams who will go to the courts to be reinstated into Serie A should Juve, Milan, Fiorentina and Lazio be found guilty of match fixing.

so there will be no punishment whatsoever for blatant cheating?Ive been watching italian football since 1990/91 season(and defending it to detractors since then-im sure plenty of other forum users can relate to that)but if this goes ahead i dont think ill bother with it again-whats the point?it would be just like watching WWF

The Italian FA has set up a 5-man working party, looking into "reshuffling" the entire system for next season.

The idea of a "Maxi League" is being seriously considered and more than one member of the working party thinks it is a good idea: it will certainly be the only way to get Italian football kicking off on time, as, if teams are found guilty of match fixing, the likes of Bologna, Brescia and Verona are almost certain to launch judicial proceedings to be immediately reinstated into Serie A.

No Serie A or Serie B next season is a strong possibility.

If they pay for my flight and acomodation, I'll do plenty of games

Do they pay danger money for away games?!
Especially when travelling to Napoli!

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Originally posted by Roma Girl:
Do they pay danger money for away games?!
Especially when travelling to Napoli!

Still looking - obviously I might find it easy filling the vacancies to cover Milan and the others when they are sent down.

I'll do Napoli