A neutral view are you kidding me ? Yes fergie shouldn't have said nothing but you trying to tell me the decisions the referee made were acceptable lmao ? behave yourself neutral view you'd complain if those decisions went against newcastle FACT.
Yeah you don't know me but no, I wouldn't. I haven't been deluded by years of biased media and referee decisions. Ryan Taylor (whose name I have on the back of my shirt)'s tackle last week was awful, but Fergie does this every match they lose - its not decision by decision, its whether Man Utd win in the end, if they don't he blows his top and goes off at one at the referee.
Yeah you don't know me but no, I wouldn't. I haven't been deluded by years of biased media and referee decisions. Ryan Taylor (whose name I have on the back of my shirt)'s tackle last week was awful, but Fergie does this every match they lose - its not decision by decision, its whether Man Utd win in the end, if they don't he blows his top and goes off at one at the referee.
he cant moan about any referee decision after rooneys elbow , any other team in the league except man u or chelsea would have got 3 match bans for the player
Man UTD benefit in almost every game by "referee mistakes". I'm sick and tired of seeing them winning with the help of the referees. Go Liverpool !
SAF was right cause he missed many key decisions against Chelsea and this is not the first time
Not manager's mistake. Anyone would have criticised ref for the shocking decisions. If anything Atkinson should apologize.
Born winners are always bitter to lose. Fact.
So it's okay when Clattenburg doesnt send Rooney off? Or when any other decisions go United's way?
Right, ok then.
Agree with FuelledbyPassion to an extent, but it [The Rooney incident] also shows how decisions will 80% of the time, go in favour of the big clubs. It happens at Arsenal, Chelsea, Utd etc. and Fergie blatently won't face any sanctions of any kind after his rant.
When Holloway ranted about it, he was fined, wasn't he? Or at least the threat went a little further than being completely empty...
SAF gets away with a lot of **** - I know Wenger moans sometimes, which is obviously annoying, but this is another level (having seen the interview) - suggesting Atkinson shouldn't be refereeing in the top flight etc. is pretty uncalled for, not to mention being completely hypocritical after his and Phelan's comments post-Wigan.
Which leads me to my other point; when is SAF going to grow up and start talking to the BBC? The FA keep saying they'll fine him if he continues to boycott them, but he does, and they don't. The FA needs to grow a pair and start being more neutral.
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I love the Fergie bashing, and how you're all saying he always gets away with it. If the FA take action, this will be Fergies 5th disciplinary hearing in the last 5 seasons. *sarcasm*He definitely gets away with it all the time.....*sarcasm*
Grow up, understand that decisions go for and agaisnt Man UTd, just like any other club. Controversial decisions are highlighted in the media more becuase we are a top club, making it seem like we get more decisions go our way, as most of you won't remember seeing other clubs get too many decisions go for them, as you only read/watch what BBC/Sky spoonfeed you.
I love how everyone ignores the decisions their clubs get and point fingers at United.
I love how United fans think this is true.
Posted 2008
1. John Terry
It doesn’t seem to matter what this fella does, the FA will let him get away with it. His cheating and unnecessary aggression are always described as a ‘British bulldog’ nature, he’s a ‘brave, English warrior’, and anything else that excuses his unacceptable behaviour.
When Terry brought down Jo earlier this season, by wrapping his arm around his waist and pulling him to the ground, the FA saw to it that he faced NO PUNISHMENT. Conveniently, this meant Terry was available for the United game the following week.
When Terry tried to take a red card out of the hand of the referee’s hand at Old Trafford last season, he faced NO PUNISHMENT.
2. Didier Drogba
Drogba threw a coin indiscriminately in to a crowd containing men, women and children.
Punishment? Three matches.
Let’s put that in to context.
Three matches is the number of games both Wayne Rooney and Paul Scholes missed for getting sent off in a pre-season friendly, on the order of the FA. Scholes’ red card was for two silly challenges, whilst Rooney’s was for **** all. The fact that Steven Gerrard and Neil Mellor both received red cards in the same tournament three years earlier, only to face NO PUNISHMENT from the FA, seemed to pass most people by.
Get it straight. Throwing a coin is bad. Swinging for a racist **** is even worse.
3. Adrian Mutu
Mutu failed a drug’s test, testing positive for cocaine. He was banned for 7 months and fined £20,000 by the FA.
Rio Ferdinand failed to show up for a drug’s test, offering to return later that day but was turned away. Although the test he had independently showed he was free of drugs, the FA banned him for 8 months and fined him £50,000.
Mutu’s failed test came a year after Ferdinand’s missed test, yet he was banned for less time and fined less than half of what Rio was.
For a moment i'm just gona forget how many decisions go utd's way every year. But why the **** is fergie or any man utd fan moaning about the ref when their yob of a goalscorer shouldn't even have been allowed to play!
False.
Whilst i don't agree with it, the FA's current rules make it impossible to punish a player for any offence after the game if the ref saw the incident and dealt with it or deemed it as within the rules.
The referee clearly saw it as he stopped the game and spoke to Rooney, meaning a video analysis and retrospective punishment by the FA is not possible.