Italys match fixing appeals begin next Monday
“The only reason for the delay 바카라was the issue of a witness who turned up at the police station in the middle of the night,” he said.
“If he had been seen, the appeal would have been reopened.
“However, he chose not to make any contact with us or even contact us directly or to contact the club, because he thought it would hurt the situation.”
He added: “It could have taken place in the early hours or later in the day.”
Ladbrokes is also set to appeal against a ruling handed down earlier this week which effectively ends match-fixing investigations into the likes of Paul Gascoigne and Andy Murray.
Image copyright PA Image caption The F1 driver was fined £5,000 for fixing his own race
A court at Carlisle ruled this month that it was the only legal way to recover a $250,000 penalty for fixing a race.
A new £40m (£25.8m) F1-funded anti-fixing agency, SFR, has been announced.
On the surface the prospect of an end to the ongoing saga looks attractive.
But Mr Fitch said he wanted the SFR and 양산출장안마 양산출장샵F1 to “get a real deal” on the deal with the F1 commission, which has to be approved in the coming days.
The driver said a deal should be brokered before he became too “frosty with anger”.
When asked how the decision could be reversed, he said: “My first reaction would be ‘no way’.
“We are being told we cannot pay, we cannot continue racing.”
He added: “I would not have the guts to fight another case in court, with or without my side paying a fine.
“It is wrong – to all of us who love the sport and 트럼프 카지노have been part of it since it’s creation, to not come forward when I would have had a fair hearing.”
And he said: “As long as this still looks like the kind of thing we are going to get, the case will continue as we are now.”
The SFR will start its investigation in the coming weeks.
SFR Chief Executive Richard Scudamore said: “We are confident that we will get the right decision from a legal and impartial tribunal and that the case will be successfully decided.”