Manchester Evening News logo Manchester Evening News 2 weeks ago

No charge for Roo or Fergie

WAYNE Rooney and Sir Alex Ferguson have both escaped punishment from the FA after their Stamford Bridge outbursts - while Darren Fletcher claims United are paying the price for comments made by Arsene Wenger this season. Full Article at Manchester Evening News

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  1. The referee's position to make the decision was absolutely ridiculous, he can't see anything ... He's got a Chelsea player (Joe Cole) standing right in front of him and he doesn't even move. That goal shoudn't have been allowed. It was a bad decision, but there's nothing we can do about it. You lose fai...
    Alex Ferguson – Alex Ferguson SOURCE: Haveeru Daily Online 2 weeks ago
  2. I think that the United players protested a lot, I don’t know why – I don’t like this
    Carlo Ancelotti – Carlo Ancelotti SOURCE: the real footie analyst 2 weeks ago
  3. We've dominated the game and had great chances to win the match. And that's our fault. Some of the football we played getting up to the box, and some of the chances in and around the box, and we should have finished them off, but you do need a break. We never got the break we needed.
    Alex Ferguson – Alex Ferguson SOURCE: DNA India 2 weeks ago
  4. Clearly Darren Fletcher has won the ball
    Alex Ferguson – Alex Ferguson SOURCE: The Telegraph 2 weeks ago
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