RiskJarrod was up early, unable to sleep with all the crazy ideas in his head. He also had a raft of messages that had come in overnight and his fear of missing a vital email led him to fire up his laptop at 4:40 a.m. Before he got to his emails, he noticed the Twitter page, still up from the last time he’d logged on, was showing a long list of angry tweets from Wollongong Wolves supporters and suspicious A-League fans. There was a suggestion of some sort of collusion to manufacture the result last night, and the Wollongong players were under the microscope for all of the chances they had missed. Jarrod’s heart was beating fast. This looked so much like something he might be embroiled in next week for the Grand Final and the decider to see who goes up to the A-League from Division 2.
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