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NFL sυddeпly fired 3 referees who officiated the game betweeп the Hoυstoп Texaпs aпd the Kaпsas City Chiefs for beiпg iпvolved iп the largest bribery scaпdal iп NFL history.
this is a discussion within the NFL Community Forum; Totally bogus story. One in a series of Facebook spam posts over the past few weeks. Snopes.com: False Rumors of Referee Firings Promoted in Facebook Posts Users from Indonesia, Nigeria and other countries posted untrue rumors of NBA, NCAA, NFL ...
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Re: NFL sυddeпly fired 3 referees who officiated the game betweeп the Hoυstoп Texaпs aпd the Kaпsas City Chiefs for beiпg iпvolved iп the largest bribery scaпdal iп NFL histo
Totally bogus story. One in a series of Facebook spam posts over the past few weeks.
Snopes.com: False Rumors of Referee Firings Promoted in Facebook Posts Users from Indonesia, Nigeria and other countries posted untrue rumors of NBA, NCAA, NFL and NHL referees fired for involvement in bribery scandals. Our research of these rumors found users promoting the false stories seized on buzz surrounding very recent sporting events. Facebook listed managers for the pages promoting the claims as residing in Indonesia, Nigeria, the Philippines, the U.S. and Vietnam. The articles associated with the posts displayed advertisements at an usually high rate, indicating one of the goals of users pushing the stories was advertising revenue. In other words, clickbait, directed at a gullible audience. |
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