Ferguson Needs Some PridePremier League Manchester United by spurslondon (U10941286) 09 March 2008 Why can't this bloke just accept they were beaten by a better team, he makes a fool of the game with his goings on. Blames everyone but his team. Its the pitch, its the ref, its coz they tackled too hard, they didnt look after ronaldo. Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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Manc Royston66 (was a good year) (U9237142) posted Mar 13, 2008 torresleftfoot...
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shimmyshimmy (U2695085) posted Mar 13, 2008 comment by captaincrash78 (U10006897)
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ronaldope (U8252382) posted Mar 14, 2008 I agree that Ferguson can get cross from time to time (especially when we get beat), but that is no way an excuse for none MUFC fans to show contemptible disrespect by calling a knighted 'Sir' and "BLOKE"! UNBERLIVERABLE!
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adguig (U8586300) posted Mar 14, 2008 "I can't believe how many people think that gently shepherding a player away from your goalkeeper while he's picking up the ball is a foul of some sort.
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CoinPurse (U8090444) posted Mar 15, 2008 i agree, man utd were the better team, just some really bad ref decisions took place that actually cost man utd! i didnt think the keeper should of been sent off either but refs know better hey! i doubt that massivly! at any level thats played the refs are crap! enjoy your next few years portsmouth! tryin to get into 6th place! for the next few years i bet!
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garmez138 (U1726877) posted Mar 21, 2008 Wow Mancsroyston66 !
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Swiss_Jim (U6111918) posted Mar 22, 2008 spurslondon,
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christhepage (U8123130) posted Mar 30, 2008 christiano ronaldo is prob the best player in the world right now. shame he keeps getting yellow card for diving but its his own fault
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tarff26 (U1747956) posted Mar 31, 2008 shame he keeps getting yellow card for diving but its his own fault Comment on this article
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