(03-03-2011 23:29 )lancealot790 Wrote: [ -> ]Alex Ferguson is untouchable! He has bought the game into disrepute more than any other manager, he constantly flouts the rules wether it be criticising the referees or refusing to give interviews to the BBC. The FA are far too scared of his reputation to even attempt to bring him under control. No matter how well the opposition play he always blames the referee and never his own players. Do not forget it is down to his constant whinging that the so called big clubs are allowed to enter the carling cup after all the other teams, and replays have been dispensed with, denying many smaller clubs the chance of some much needed revenue. And why? just so his team can have a better chance in Europe.
One rule for fergie, one for the rest.
How does Ferguson
buy the game into disrepute? How much did he pay the game so that he could bring them into disrepute? Fucking hell, if this is the quality of posting on this thread then no wonder it's dominated by one-eyed myopic c*nts who listen to what the papers tell them to think without having the intelligence to think things through for themselves. Do you even listen to yourself or read over what you write?
And I don't remember the Football League changing their rules specifically for Ferguson, but for reasons to benefit
all Clubs who get into Europe.
Where did you get this shit from?
With regard to Ferguson's comments the other night, are all you NIMBYs so fucking boring and devoid of your own opinions that you'd rather that all managers went straight into their post-match interviews and gave stupid robotic interviews with boring one-word answers? Anyone remember Rafael Benitez giving a tongue-in-cheek interview where he answered every question with the same answer?
Is that what you all want? Don't you want to hear
real views? Don't you want to listen to controversial views? Don't you want to know what people in a supposedly free society
really think? Would you rather managers read from some pre-prepared speech that was written hours before the match? Did you all phone Sky in outrage when Kevin Keegan did his famous 'I'd love it!' interview because you'd have much rather that he'd praised the referee etc?
Because judging by the over-reaction to a manager being interviewed whilst extremely high on adrenalin just after a bitter defeat in controvesial circumstances, you'd think he'd failed a drugs test, planted a bomb in the Chelsea dressing room and admitted to planning 9/11!
Honestly, it's fucking hilarious how the Arsenal fans amongst you bleat on about Ferguson and thank the scousers' posts in agreement without any thought of Arsene Wenger's "I deeed not zeee deee inceedent!" comments or the disciplinary record of his teams. And guess what, I always enjoy a Wenger interview because he's one of the few managers worth listening to, and I'd much rather he defended his players on television than played the politically correct card. Ever wondered why Ferguson and Wenger are the two most successful managers in the Premier League? Because they instil loyalty in their players by publicly backing them, not by slagging them off!
Now go away and consider the above, those of you who've nothing better to do than to whinge and whine about other teams than their own; spend some time and money on actually going to support your teams instead of obsessing with other teams. But most of all, engage your fucking brains, those of you who have one (and there are one or two on this thread, as I've actually had intelligent conversations with them via PMs, but they probably don't have the balls to speak for themselves so they follow the other sheep), think about what you're going to write and stop turning this thread into a cross between the primary school playground and retard central!
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as 'Punishment' for being a bit of a Dell Boy & I though it was a certain someone.
, i dont mind managers saying that the ref was poor by his usaul standards, like they do with their players, questioning the resason for that particular decision but to say "when i saw his name, i feared the worst, we (meaning i, the royale "we") a fair ref (one that will go with us not the opposition)", i arsene wenger wore glasses, " i didnt see it" was because if took his glasses of and his vision blurred. dont the rafa rant 
It's just reminded me of when Rafa lost the plot and launched his attack on Fergie......
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