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Sir Alex Ferguson claimed referee Martin Atkinson’s decisions which led to Chelsea’s winning goal at Stamford Bridge today were the kind which lead managers and players to “lose faith in refereeing”. Full Article at Manchester Evening News
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Alex Ferguson facing FA rap after branding referee Martin Atkinson "absolutely ridiculous"
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Manchester United boss Ferguson blew his top after claiming Chelsea captain John Terry’s late winner should have been disallowed because Didier Drogba was standing in an offside position Ferguson, already on an FA improper conduct charge after claiming... Full Article at Mirror.co.uk
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 31: Wes Brown of Manchester United leaves the pitch after the Barclays Premier League match between Manchester United and Blackburn Rovers at Old Trafford on October 31, 2009 in Manchester, England. View Photo »
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Clearly, Darren Fletcher's won the ball, Ashley Cole's never touched and has jumped up in the air, and then (Didier) Drogba's pulled Brown to the ground for the goal
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It was a masterpiece of preparation by Sir Alex Ferguson and an excellent performance by his team — and still it didn’t add up to enough. Full Article at Times Online
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John Terry celebrates his winning goal as Manchester United prepare to remonstrate with referee Martin Atkinson at Stamford Bridge. Full Article at Guardian Unlimited
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Sir Alex Ferguson launched a scathing attack on Martin Atkinson last night after Chelsea’s 1-0 win over Manchester United at Stamford Bridge. Full Article at Times Online
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An undated handout picture shows letters exchanged between Pierre Francois (L), General Director of Belgium's soccer club Standard Liege, and Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson (R) regarding the injury of Standard Liege's captain Steven Defour. View Photo »
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Sir Alex Ferguson is ready to swoop for Argentine star Angel Di Maria - and finally fill the gap left by Cristiano Ronaldo’s departure
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Source: ReutersUnited boss Alex Ferguson reacts after John Terry scores the winner in their top of the table clash A fuming Sir Alex Ferguson has claimed referee Martin Atkinson's decisions which lead to John Terry's winner in their heating clash on... Full Article at TVNZ
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LONDON - Sir Alex Ferguson launched a furious attack on referee Martin Atkinson after his decision to award a controversial free-kick sent Manchester United crashing to a 1-0 defeat at title rivals Chelsea today. Full Article at New Zealand Herald
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 31: Wes Brown of Manchester United leaves the pitch after the Barclays Premier League match between Manchester United and Blackburn Rovers at Old Trafford on October 31, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 03: Manchester United Manager Sir Alex Ferguson signs an autograph prior to the Barclays Premier League match between Manchester United and Sunderland at Old Trafford on October 3, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 03: Manchester United Manager Sir Alex Ferguson looks on from the bench prior to the Barclays Premier League match between Manchester United and Sunderland at Old Trafford on October 3, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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Manchester United's English forward Michael Owen (3L) sits near to manager Sir Alex Ferguson (L) after being substituted in the early stages of their UEFA Champions League Group B football match against VfL Wolfsburg at Old Trafford in Manchester, north-west England, on September 30, 20...
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MANCHESTER, UNITED KINGDOM - SEPTEMBER 30: Manchester United Manager Sir Alex Ferguson looks on prior to the UEFA Champions League Group B match between Manchester United and VfL Wolfsburg at Old Trafford on September 30, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 29: Sir Alex Ferguson walks out to the Manchester United training session at the Carrington Training Complex ahead of their UEFA Champions league group B match against Wolfsburg on September 29, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 29: Sir Alex Ferguson, manager of Manchester United oversees the Manchester United training session at the Carrington Training Complex ahead of their UEFA Champions league group B match against Wolfsburg on September 29, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 29: Sir Alex Ferguson, manager of Manchester United oversees the Manchester United training session ahead of their UEFA Champions league group B match against Wolfsburg at the Carrington Training Complex on September 29, 2009 in Manchester, England.
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STOKE ON TRENT, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 26: Sir Alex Ferguson of Manchester United looks on during the Barclays Premier League match between Stoke City and Manchester United at the Britannia Stadium on September 26, 2009 in Stoke on Trent, England.
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DURHAM, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 21: Former England footballer Bryan Robson (R) and Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson share a joke after the Sir Bobby Robson Memorial Service at Durham Cathedral on September 21, 2009 in Durham, England.
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DURHAM, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 21: Former England footballer Bryan Robson (R) and Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson share a joke after the Sir Bobby Robson Memorial Service at Durham Cathedral on September 21, 2009 in Durham, England.
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Clearly, Darren Fletcher's won the ball, Ashley Cole's never touched and has jumped up in the air, and then (Didier) Drogba's pulled Brown to the ground for the goal
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Sir Alex Ferguson is ready to swoop for Argentine star Angel Di Maria - and finally fill the gap left by Cristiano Ronaldo’s departure
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They [Milan] were very motivated for that game
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As well as demonstrating their enduring hunger to compete until the death, this remarkable tie showed that Sir Alex Ferguson’s side desperately need the Rio Ferdinand-Nemanja Vidic central-defensive axis re-formed and in form. Wes Brown and Jonny Evans were caught out by the quick, clever counter-attack...
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You have to look at the number of goals scored in the Premier League this season as opposed to the previous season ... It's the most there's been, maybe we are just in one of these unusual seasons.
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Meanwhile, Barnsley played Sir Alex Ferguson's Manchester United in the League Cup and then Darren Ferguson's Peterborough in the Championship. Surely this is the first time that two different teams have faced teams managed by father and son in consecutive matches in the same week?
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A lot has been made about Rio Ferdinand and Nemanja Vidic being out, but when you have the backup of Jonny Evans and Wes Brown, it can't be bad ... If you take Ferdinand and Vidic out then there aren't many partnerships in the Premier League better than Brown and Evans.
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This week Sam Allardyce's Blackburn faced Darren Ferguson's Peterborough midweek in the League Cup and then faced Sir Alex Ferguson's Manchester United in the Premier League in the weekend
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In my time here we've always had the situation where one of the star players hits a little blip ... Rio is going to get criticism but that's part and parcel of being a Manchester United player and we are all aware of that. With Rio it's quite simple. No one likes to be criticised. They all like to be lo...
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Rio Ferdinand has been in poor form this season by his standards and I think Sir Alex Ferguson would be shrewd to cash in on the star in January.
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In my time here, we have always had one of our star players finding he gets criticised when he has a little blip ... It seems to be part and parcel of being a player at Manchester United. We are all aware of that. No player likes to be criticised. We all like to be loved and want arms around our shoulde...
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Rio Ferdinand has been in poor form this season by his standards and I think Sir Alex Ferguson would be shrewd to cash in on the star in January… while he has had some great years at United since joining in July 2002 from Leeds for £30million, I wouldn’t be surprised to see him shipped out soon.
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They have always been difficult to beat at Blackburn and I think Sam has built a different team from Mark Hughes's Blackburn. Quite a few decent players have left like David Bentley and Stephen Warnock and players like that and Sam has had to pick up the thread of what was left and replacing players of ...
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Sir Alex Ferguson is pursuing one of European football’s leading young forwards, Luis Suarez, as he prepares to reinforce a Manchester United attack that has yet to recover fully from the departures of Cristiano Ronaldo and Carlos Tevez.
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The goal at Forest was an important goal, don’t get me wrong, and who’s to say what would have happened without it, but I don’t think it saved my job ... You never know in football. Who’s to say how the club would have reacted if we’d lost and if crowds had tumbled? One thing’s for sure though. Bobby Ch...
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We are short in the striking department, that's obvious ... If you look at the teams who've got promoted recently, they've been strong upfront. Sir Alex Ferguson used to say to me the most important part of your team is the strikers and we need to make that stronger.
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The laws of the game were altered to prevent professional fouls of that nature ... If Carragher goes off – their best player, their captain – then it’s a different game and Liverpool would have been under pressure. And as far as I’m concerned, Michael Carrick should have had a clear penalty kick. Jamie ...
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As Sir Alex Ferguson used to say, the most important part of a team is strikers and we have to make it stronger
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England look upon him as the No.1 striker and it seems they don't have an absolutely certain partner for him. They talk about Emile Heskey, Peter Crouch, Jermain Defoe. Whereas here he has Dimitar Berbatov.
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Wigan Athletic manager, Roberto Martinez, has today (Wednesday) categorically denied making the comments about Sir Alex Ferguson that have been attributed to him in a number of media reports, Martinez has referred the matter to the League Managers' Association.
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England look upon him as the No.1 striker and it seems they don't have an absolutely certain partner for him. They talk about Emile Heskey, Peter Crouch, Jermain Defoe. Whereas here he has Dimitar Berbatov.
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Wigan Athletic manager, Roberto Martinez, has today categorically denied making the comments about Sir Alex Ferguson that have been attributed to him in a number of media reports. Martinez has referred the matter to the League Managers Association.
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England look upon him as the No.1 striker and it seems they don't have an absolutely certain partner for him. They talk about Emile Heskey, Peter Crouch, Jermain Defoe. Whereas here he has Dimitar Berbatov.
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Sir Alex Ferguson is poised to use half his Ronaldo cash in a swoop for the £40m-valued Spanish international in the January transfer window. And the United boss may go for a spectacular double and bid for Villa’s team-mate, midfielder David Silva.
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I think there's a bigger expectation on Wayne with England than there is with us
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