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The LFP disciplinary committee decided Wednesday to relegate the club to Nimes a division at the end of the season for his involvement in the case of alleged match fixing in Ligue 2 last season. Its leaders at the time, Serge Kasparian (then principal shareholder) and Jean-Marc Conrad (President at the time), were also severely punished individually. Serge Kasparian is sentenced to 10 years of license Ban and Jean-Marc Conrad 7 years of public office ban. Nimes, currently ranked eighth in Ligue 2, immediately announced his intention to appeal the decision.
No punishment for President of Caen. Jean-François Fortin, President of Caen, was not punished. Franck Toutoundjian and Michel Moulin, suspected of having acted as intermediaries, have each received two-year ban from any official duties and one year license ban. Mohamed Regragui, mental coach from Nimes to the material time, was punished by one year’s ban on official duty, including six months suspended. Kaddour and “Pilou” Mokeddel, Commercial Director, Security and Communication of Caen, two month ban from any official duties.
Four attempts to rig matches. The LFP said in a statement that the Nîmes Ollympique tried to arrange four Ligue 2 last season: CA Bastia-Nîmes, Dijon-Nîmes, Nîmes and Caen-Créteil-Nimes. The LFP’s disciplinary committee added that none of these matches do not qualify for match fixing. “The criticism in Nimes, is four times during 2014, with attempting through its officers or relatives, arrange some meetings. And so defraud sports and morality sportsmanship, “said Sébastien Deneux, the President of the Disciplinary Committee of the LFP.
as criminal proceedings. The case, revealed in November dates back to the end of last season. Club Nimes, fighting for his continued L2, is suspected of having pressured and offered to other clubs arrangements. The Caen-Nîmes match of 13 May 2014 (late match of the 28th day L2) particularly caught the attention of investigators. The result (1-1) had satisfied the two teams, then Caen amount L1 while Nîmes ensured its continuation. Wiretaps revealed by the Canard chained , had fed the suspicions of investigators. A criminal case is opened, with six indictees, including club president of Caen, Jean-François Fortin and Jean-Marc Conrad, his former counterpart in Nimes.
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