And Two That Weren't so Crazy...

Daily Mail › May 13, 2009

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TONY KAY, Peter Swan and David 'Bronco' Layne claimed their place in football folklore -- for the wrong reasons -- in 1964 when they were found guilty in the nation's first match-fixing scandal. The misguided Sheffield Wednesday trio were convicted after betting against their own team. Bans and a spell at Her Majesty's pleasure followed..

NOTTINGHAM FOREST looked set for a UEFA Cup final against Tottenham in 1984 after winning the first leg of their semi against Anderlecht 2-0.

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