Man United spirit "delights" Ferguson

LOL.

They're a good team when attacking... but spirit?

What sort of spirit was there yesterday? Attacking referees after every decision that goes against you? A silence around the stadium after every goal we scored?

Not having a dig at United fans or the club, but Fergie is a senile piece of ****.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/teams/manchester-united

 

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Bad decisions against them? Is he having a laugh? Everytime we breathed on their players they hit the deck, it was ridiculous. So many soft free kicks, its obvious he tells them to go down. He knows his and the fans pressure will lead to free kicks. We had a similar thing under KK of course but someone needs to rein in the situation at Old Trafford refereeing wise.

 

Thought the Man Utd fans were poor for large periods during the game, but this is what I expect of them. Man Utd losing consistently would cut their fanbase significantly I'd wager. They were pretty noisy by the end, and I was anticipating the ref to be swayed by something trivial for a pen or something. The "you're not singing anymore" chant seemed pretty ironic though, especially as our away boys never stop singing!

Having said all that, Newcastle vs QPR was pretty shocking fan wise at 0-0 in the second half until we scored.

Think some people turn up to matches these days not only hoping for a win, but expecting one. Anything else and it's like the team and the colours don't exist. Personally, half the enjoyment of going to games is providing a positive atmosphere to hopefully impact player performance, and a negative one for away players.

 

Should be a given for me as long as people are giving 100%.

 

Seems likle the referees and the FA are **** scared of him
Mike Deans report does not mention anything untoward with Ferguson

'Respect', not worth the paper it's written on
there's a long list of premiership managers who have been hit with this 'respect' ****
and are not allowed to say anything against a ref either during the game or after
but Teflon Fergie seems to know no bounds

it's funny how if a ref does not see an incident the FA can get involved and dish out the punishment
but if the ref does not mention it in his report the FA does not get involved despite it being beamed out
for millions to see

same old FA got their backs covered from every angle

 

Exactly, and I really cannot fault any of our players in that department recently!

We need to replicate the Man City atmosphere again and again, it would give the players a lift. Unfortunately, I know some people don't like singing, but like watching live football. Just wish there was a space for this, and a bigger space for people who actually want to partake in a chant or 700. My mate sits under the away fans, and he's constantly being told off by the granny behind for singing, mainly because some of those chants include swear words and the granny brings her grand-daughters.
I suggested offering to change the words in compromise, so long as they joined in with him when he chants, thought that would be nice.

 

Fergie to get let off (again)

http://www.irishtimes.com/sports/soccer/2012/1227/1224328203278.html?

 

what does this tell all the other officials,
you know, the ones that referee Saturday and Sunday amateur leagues
that it is ok to this as the FA see no wrong in it,
to abuse the officials into submission


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/fo...ex-Ferguson-face-action-FA-Mike-Dean-row.html

 

Sets a bad example to kids as well really, as it's not just players who are their role-models!

 

actually, I'm sure ANY kind of spirit delights Fergie... especially Whiskey, the bacon faced wino.

 

The red nosed bacon faced wino. Rumour was that Santa wanted him to lead his team of reindeer as Rudolph's nose was a little off colour.

 

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Fergie didn't want Santa to put anything in his sock, he just wanted him to put the ref's in his pocket.

 

hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

I think that about sums up how unnecessarily funny I found that... Cheers ACS for bringing that into my life, I think if you keep posting that after defeats even relegation would be easy to accept

 

Why are people even surprised about this, anyone hear his slanderous comments claiming that Michael Oliver never gives them anything after their 1-1 draw at Swansea on Sunday. This is the same Michael Oliver who awarded the softest penalty of the season to them against Wigan in September and didn't give Fulham a blantant 93rd minute penalty at Old Trafford last season, in a game that Man Utd won 1-0.

 

The spirit to badmouth and harangue officials?

 

That must mean that Oliver hasn't done enough for Man Utd to merit recognition from him. Expect to see this Oliver step up for Man Utd soon then.