The Football Association Has Written To Harry Redknapp And Roberto Mancini Over Their Criticism Of R

[alfieconn]

Strange, Ferguson confronts (In an aggresive manner) Ref and 4th Official in view of millions of people worldwide basicly bring the game into disrepute (and all the above two do is talk about a ref) and nothing gets done !!!!!!

Anyone care to explain this ?

[uptheos]

Advertising by a manager (Specsavers) is a no no.

[nev]

Fergie spoke to mike Dean after hearing Dean's explanation fergie accepted it, Newcastle was late coming on so fergie took the chance to have a word yes he was demonstrative but he is a passion guy.

Both managers criticism of the ref's are the same as what fergie did and copped a fine and a 4 match touchline ban, hope they both get the same as what fergie got.

[alfieconn]

Fergie spoke to mike Dean after hearing Dean's explanation fergie accepted it, Newcastle was late coming on so fergie took the chance to have a word yes he was demonstrative but he is a passion guy.

Both managers criticism of the ref's are the same as what fergie did and copped a fine and a 4 match touchline ban, hope they both get the same as what fergie got.

He didn't accept it though, he was still moaning about the decision after the game, so not only did he make a prick of himself during the game he critisized the ref after the game exactly the same as Redknapp and Mancini !!!!!

[nev]

Fergie spoke to mike Dean after hearing Dean's explanation fergie accepted it, Newcastle was late coming on so fergie took the chance to have a word yes he was demonstrative but he is a passion guy.

Both managers criticism of the ref's are the same as what fergie did and copped a fine and a 4 match touchline ban, hope they both get the same as what fergie got.

He didn't accept it though, he was still moaning about the decision after the game, so not only did he make a prick of himself during the game he critisized the ref after the game exactly the same as Redknapp and Mancini !!!!!

Really i saw his interview thought he was quiet fair

You just have a hatred for him for some strange reason hence this thread.

Edited December 29, 2012 by nev

[alfieconn]

Fergie spoke to mike Dean after hearing Dean's explanation fergie accepted it, Newcastle was late coming on so fergie took the chance to have a word yes he was demonstrative but he is a passion guy.

Both managers criticism of the ref's are the same as what fergie did and copped a fine and a 4 match touchline ban, hope they both get the same as what fergie got.

He didn't accept it though, he was still moaning about the decision after the game, so not only did he make a prick of himself during the game he critisized the ref after the game exactly the same as Redknapp and Mancini !!!!!

Really i saw his interview thought he was quiet fair

You just have a hatred for him for some strange reason hence this thread.

So in the interview he said he accepted the explanation and didn't moan about the decision !

[smokie36]

Its cos he is chairman of the ref association.

[nev]

Its cos he is chairman of the ref association.

Sorry mate the ex city man is already in that position, no wonder united get hard done by the F A.

[nev]

Fergie spoke to mike Dean after hearing Dean's explanation fergie accepted it, Newcastle was late coming on so fergie took the chance to have a word yes he was demonstrative but he is a passion guy.

Both managers criticism of the ref's are the same as what fergie did and copped a fine and a 4 match touchline ban, hope they both get the same as what fergie got.

He didn't accept it though, he was still moaning about the decision after the game, so not only did he make a prick of himself during the game he critisized the ref after the game exactly the same as Redknapp and Mancini !!!!!

Really i saw his interview thought he was quiet fair

You just have a hatred for him for some strange reason hence this thread.

So in the interview he said he accepted the explanation and didn't moan about the decision !

You tell me you're the one starting a thread on it i could not give two hoots, he is our manager what ever he say's is fine by me.

[smokie36]

Its cos he is chairman of the ref association.

Sorry mate the ex city man is already in that position, no wonder united get hard done by the F A.

Your tongue has poked right through yer cheek this time nev!

[nev]

Its cos he is chairman of the ref association.

Sorry mate the ex city man is already in that position, no wonder united get hard done by the F A.

Your tongue has poked right through yer cheek this time nev!

This a quote from Newcastle forum.

I think this is brilliant management by Ferguson again. His team whilst being top are playing average football and should have dropped a lot of points by now but haven't. If the press have nothing to focus on but negative performances it heaps pressure on them, this is another sideshow and diversionary tactic.

Whatever you think of him he's going down in history.

Bloody spot on hey mate the mans a bloody genius

[smokie36]

I have to concede he is a master at the political and media side of the game.

He is also Rudolph the red nosed wino.

[rijit]

No mention of the three man utd training staff that were well out of tech area and aggressively barracking the visibly wilting lines man , and i could be wrong but didnt ferguson actually run on the pitch to make his point <deleted>. theres no sticking up for these sort of actions THEY ARE WRONG end of!!!! Got to hand it to fergie how the f--c he got away with it i'll never know, but makes the disciplinary system look rather pathetic and thoroughly,undermines EVERY other managerial disciplinary decision for the 4 c able future. totally totally pathetic.

Edited January 6, 2013 by rijit

[alfieconn]

So the recent episode is the 2nd time in a few months, lets hope the FA put a gagging order on him :

From the Telegraph :

He could have moaned about the weather; he could have mentioned the way his goalkeeper seems to panic when faced with a ball in the air. He could even have said: "Well, that was a good match."

Bullet-faced and furious, however, he decided not to mention any of this.

Instead he reserved his comments for the hapless assistant referee Simon Beck, whose failure to award United a “clear penalty” Ferguson blamed for the fact that they drew rather than won a crucial match.

This attack was so staggeringly self-deluding that even as a Manchester United supporter and long-term defender of our acerbic manager, I found myself staring speechless at the television.

It assumes that United would have scored any penalty given (which on Rooney’s recent form from the spot is not a done deal); it suggests, too, that Tottenham Hotspur could scrape a draw only because officialdom went their way.

It may be part and parcel of his will to win, but the sight of him haranguing referees and their assistants is deeply unattractive.

Edited January 23, 2013 by alfieconn

[rijit]

yeah see they've written to him 2 explain himself, lets hope they give him a touch line ban and maybe he'll learn to shut the fuc up, prob not but at least it wont quite feel their r 2 sets of rules, 1 4 him and one 4 everyone else.. Not to make a point of it, but it wern't just the linesman turning it down it was the ref' s call who was in almost a PERFECT position to judge, so 4 me, fergie WRONG in almost everything. but then aging gobby drunken red noses normally are.

Edited January 23, 2013 by rijit

[StevieH]

"to explain himself". that's nice of them. how would you like us to work this in your favour sir alex, bow, nod, scrape, doff cap?