Is It Not Near Time

[weecalf]

Again the disgraceful scenes of the old trafford sides manager lamblasting the linesman during today game .At his age and his supposed knowledge of the game .He should know that his even team will not get a decision overturned .Credit to the ref giving that goal because it was a goal .He the old trafford sides manager should be warned of his conduct and banned from going any where near the officials.

[Mick-Talbot]

lol Elvis.

[ELVIS68]

Did you see the state of his hooter?, it was purple, and its not even New Year's Eve yet

It's about time he retired before he ends up like Cloughie

[Svejk]

Are all the Manure fans on here women. It would explain a lot.
I've noticed in the past that the whole utd team crowd the ref snarling in his face etc. When every decision doesn't go their way. They're an absolute disgrace.

[Psybbo]

Gawd you are so jealous, get a life

[Mick-Talbot]

Jealous of what?

My team aren't doing too bad ........ Although if we ever sell Messi .......

[Hopkirk]

Sir Alex is very clever there is usually an ulterior motive in his actions.

If he blasts the officials over a decision, it isn't to get the decision overturned - it's to get the next decision to go his way.

Similarly if his team drop points he will rant about something like a ball being kicked at RVPs head. He knows that Talksport and the rest will have hours of discussion about it, and not about how rubbish his side were.

[ELVIS68]

Perhaps he's still in shock at seeing one of his players nearly die last week

[sir.prize]

Hopefully this coming Saturday he will be sitting up in the stand - BY Order of the FA.

[Mattk]

"Did you see the state of his hooter?"

Never mind the trophies and titles, as we all know looks above all else count in football management.

"I've noticed in the past that the whole utd team crowd the ref snarling in his face etc. When every decision doesn't go their way"

No other team does this at all. Fact.

[douglas9401]

I don't know the answer to the question BUT Football is a stupid game played by cheats and those without the guile to cheat.

[magicmick]

Anyway this thread is about ferguson.....
..... do you think his behavior was ok?

As I said in previous comments he is within his rights to question a ref/linesman, but given his stature in the game he may have come across a bit passionate/argumentative in his manner, but this is what has made him the best manager certainly in this country, if not the world, not because of his looks or the fact he likes a bottle of wine.

[Mick-Talbot]

That's a yes then?

[Mick-Talbot]

I hope you didn't have any kids watching .........Ferguson is a role model.

[magicmick]

Sort of half and half MT I like to see it in a manager, but not how he went about it today, are we friends?

[Mick-Talbot]

I'm not falling out, I'm just saying what I saw. I struggle to understand why even Man u fans can defend that aggressive manor.

[magicmick]

That is Fergie MT you see what you get, the united fans I know, and there are a lot round here do not like it when he goes off on one, but OT is his manor, but the manner in which he defended it today was a bit ott

[ELVIS68]

I'm not on about his looks as in how handsome he is or isn't, I'm just saying he doesn't look too healthy.

All that ranting and raving will catch up on him one day

[Mick-Talbot]

lol @ my 'manor'

I drink with 6 blinkered man u fans, I know what man u fans are like.
Ferguson is the double standards king.

[ELVIS68]

I drink with 3 Man Utd fans and they all say they wouldn't like to go head to head with Fergie in a drinking competition.

Cockney lightweights!

[magicmick]

Fair enough Elvis sometimes he does look a bit rough round the gills but I think for his age he seems pretty fit to me, maybe it's the ranting that keeps him going, he has managed one of, some say the biggest club in the world and brought plenty of silver ware who are we to argue.

Also MT I don't like blinkered fans of any club you have to have a fair prospective