First of all, Jose Mourinho is the kind of coach that I respect the most. He is prepared for anything. He is spontaneous, proactive and extremely intelligent, a master psychologist.

How do you think Mourinho would have responded to a red card especially when his team is leading? For crying out loud Manchester United were leading the game. To me the red card shouldn't have affected the match. Ferguson's reaction killed the team's morale. Alex, last night wasn't that master coach we all thought him to be.
If Mourinho is to be in that position, leading with a goal and one of his players red carded, you can bet that Mourinho would have defended for the rest of the match.

Ferguson surprised us all when he played Chelsealike in the Santiago Benabeu, when you tell your team to go for a draw, it sends a message of cowardice and distrust to the players. If Ferguson had packed the bus at the Santiago Benabeu, what stops him from doing the same when the red card came. You must be prepared for anything in football.

Now to the red card issue, Luis Nani knew what he did, if not why was he rolling on the ground? Did Arbeloa in anyway hurt him? Nani made a mistake, his foot was too high and that is a red card (dangerous play) and if we say the referee should have been milder then you need to go back to the Arsenal Vs Barcelona (Van Persie's Red card) Barcelona Vs Inter Milan ( Thiago's Red card) Real Madrid Vs Barcelona (Pepe's Red card) Barcelona Vs Chelsea (John Terry's Red card).
When all these teams were suffering red cards against Barcelona, nobody cares.

Ferguson has no excuse at all. He's used to the protection he gets in the EPL. Mr Alex, this is Europe not England. Nemesis is here. We all are aware of the unjust favors Man Utd enjoys in England. Its Karma Time.

Real Madrid Scored all the Goals: Ramos, Modric & Cristiano.