Soccer Most Foul - A Match-Fixing Thriller

"Soccer Most Foul: A Match-Fixing Thriller" is an intense and compelling novel that explores the dangerous and illegal world of professional football match-fixing. The protagonist, Jack McGraw, is a former English professional footballer and coach who is forced into self-exile after being blackmailed into fixing matches for his club. However, a decade later, Jack returns with a plan for payback against Edgar J. Price, the corrupt sports director who still runs the club as a criminal enterprise. Coincidentally, Jack's nephew, Stanley Campbell, has also made his debut as a professional footballer with the same club, adding another layer to the already intricate story. The novel also sheds light on the various crimes that are prevalent in organized sports, including match-fixing, money laundering, tax evasion, drugs, and sex abuse. The story is set in Manchester, the historic heartland of English football, and the thrilling events take place against the backdrop of the world of professional soccer. The narrative weaves together the story of Jack's quest for revenge and Stanley's journey as a professional footballer, with the backdrop of the larger issue of match-fixing in the sport. The characters are complex and multi-dimensional, and the story is filled with twists and turns that will keep you on the edge of your seat. "Soccer Most Foul" is a must-read for fans of sports fiction, mystery, thrillers, and suspense, and it will leave you questioning the dark side of professional football.