Wonder if he'll get away with comments like this again.
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How quickly was Big Sam charged? Did he have an option to 'explain' his comments? I guess we can just chalk it up to coincidence ... Unlike the other oafs in this thread, we both know Fergie has been charged numerous times, like that time last month for coming onto a pitch to complain to an official or the numerous charges and fines/touchline bans he's endured for the many verbal attacks he's made on referees etc ... They're just blind Ross. It's all kosher/hallal.
They wont hear you though.
Looks like the Guardian have an obsession with Alex too...
10) There are bad losers and then there is Ferguson
The talking points from Manchester United's matches could always be the same after they have not won. However it has come about, Sir Alex Ferguson has it in for one official or another, deflecting failure from his team and himself. It was the same again at White Hart Lane on Sunday – a fine sporting occasion marred by one unsporting man. As managers of less successful clubs rightly know, for all the claims that these things – arguable judgments and misfortunes – level out over a season, the bigger clubs on balance get the better rub of the official green. Ferguson's attempts to influence referees before matches have belatedly been constrained this season. His remarks afterwards continue to shame a club whose play before and during his reign have given more pleasure than most. Pity. Jeremy Alexander
The talking points from Manchester United's matches could always be the same after they have not won. However it has come about, Sir Alex Ferguson has it in for one official or another, deflecting failure from his team and himself. It was the same again at White Hart Lane on Sunday – a fine sporting occasion marred by one unsporting man. As managers of less successful clubs rightly know, for all the claims that these things – arguable judgments and misfortunes – level out over a season, the bigger clubs on balance get the better rub of the official green. Ferguson's attempts to influence referees before matches have belatedly been constrained this season. His remarks afterwards continue to shame a club whose play before and during his reign have given more pleasure than most. Pity. Jeremy Alexander
Nah they can't be right, we all know that this flies in the face of Ross' opinion and therefore is a factual inaccuracy.
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Is that a serious question?
Like we support LFC regardless of who the manager is, so we will always hate Utd. Its written, it is so, it cannot be changed
To be honest Ive always wondered if the sudden Man Utd bias, success has been born out of our own issues which brought upon the ban on English clubs in the late 80s / early 90s.....
I wouldnt put it past the FA to want to punish us in the way that all of us know would hurt most... ie. Give Man Utd preferencial treatment over the years which meant they have overtaken us in terms of league titles etc...
Its certainly worth thinking about....
I wouldnt put it past the FA to want to punish us in the way that all of us know would hurt most... ie. Give Man Utd preferencial treatment over the years which meant they have overtaken us in terms of league titles etc...
Its certainly worth thinking about....
Thats very deep Jerry.
Yeah, maybe Ive thought too much into it.... But you can bet that the FA hated the fact that English clubs were banned from European competition.... And you cant say that they weren't bent in the 80's as the recent Hillsborough enquiry has shown us....
I wouldn't trust the FA as far as you could throw them....
I'm fed up with people who have become self appointed guardians of all that is right. They're also a bunch of loser cunts.
This mud slinging lark is much more fun than reasoned debate!
His card-marking skills are what will get him out of this. Even in the FA just about everybody is sh!t-scared of him and the effect he could have on their career.
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