Share

cover art for I Fixed Football Matches, Made Millions & Went To Prison | Moses Swaibu

Keys and Gray Unleashed | Tower Bridge Special

I Fixed Football Matches, Made Millions & Went To Prison | Moses Swaibu

•

This week on Keys & Gray Unleashed, we hear the story of Moses Swaibu, a former professional footballer who became involved in organised match fixing.

He explains how he was first approached, what happened when €60,000 was placed in front of him in a hotel room, how he became involved in the operation, and what he notices when he watches football today.

Moses was later arrested by the National Crime Agency and sentenced to 16 months in prison. In this conversation, he discusses match fixing, gambling, organised crime and the consequences of his decisions.

Let's get into it.

More episodes

View all episodes

  • Chelsea Have A Problem! Carrick Under Pressure & Keys’ Explosive Match of the Day Verdict

    55:41|
    Keys & Gray Unleashed returns with another packed episode of unfiltered football debate. Andy Gray and Richard Keys dissect Chelsea, Arsenal, Aston Villa and Manchester United, with João Pedro, Pedro Neto and Reece James all featuring in the Chelsea discussion. The pair debate Neto’s failure to track back and his exchange with Chelsea captain James, before moving on to player power, transfers, Michael Carrick and the future of Match of the Day. Plus, Andy tells the extraordinary story of being sent off for Scotland after an altercation with Anton Ondruš

  • WHO'S GOING DOWN? Keys & Gray Predict the Premier League

    35:23|

  • Craig Hope on Newcastle United, Eddie Howe, Saudi Ownership & What Went Wrong

    32:04|
    Craig Hope joins Richard Keys and Andy Gray for a wide-ranging conversation covering Newcastle United, the Saudi takeover and the club's future.Craig discusses the role of Amanda Staveley and Mehrdad Ghodoussi, the impact of their departure, Newcastle's recruitment strategy and the restrictions imposed by PSR.He also explains why he believes Eddie Howe deserves far more credit for what Newcastle achieved and questions whether the club's current ownership structure and infrastructure match the ambitions that were promised after the takeover.The conversation also includes Craig's first-hand story from the night of Newcastle's takeover, his experiences covering the 2026 World Cup and plenty of classic Keys & Gray debate.

  • Tower Bridge Special

    35:31|
    Richard and Andy are back on location, riverside at Le Pont De La Tour, opening a bottle of champagne and reminiscing about the last time they filmed there — a lunch on Joe Lewis's boat that changed the course of Richard's career. They open up about their 13 years in Qatar, why it was time to come home, and Richard's long-standing grudge. Then it's into a blistering World Cup post-mortem — a "corrupt" tournament, an anti-football final, and why Andy thinks Gianni Infantino's days are numbered. Plus: Harry Kane's big-game curse, the case for Jordan Pickford's replacement in goal, quarters replacing halves, and a full runthrough of the new Premier League season — is this really the year Arsenal "piss it"?