codedguy1:




When people with questionable IQ is questioning someone's IQ, then we can comfortably say the Person who's IQ is being questioned is truly and really rètarded.

codedguy1:




When people with questionable IQ is questioning someone's IQ, then we can comfortably say the Person who's IQ is being questioned is truly and really rètarded.

UniqueGem:
Bruh this is fucking straight to the balls.

codedguy1:




When people with questionable IQ is questioning someone's IQ, then we can comfortably say the Person who's IQ is being questioned is truly and really rètarded.

codedguy1:




When people with questionable IQ is questioning someone's IQ, then we can comfortably say the Person who's IQ is being questioned is truly and really rètarded.

Wingback:

codedguy1:




When people with questionable IQ is questioning someone's IQ, then we can comfortably say the Person who's IQ is being questioned is truly and really rètarded.

codedguy1:




When people with questionable IQ is questioning someone's IQ, then we can comfortably say the Person who's IQ is being questioned is truly and really rètarded.

codedguy1:




When people with questionable IQ is questioning someone's IQ, then we can comfortably say the Person who's IQ is being questioned is truly and really rètarded.

joeace2020:


Lol..when I was seeing him questioning someone else's IQ I was like WTF...before i fire Bullet you just go drop nuclear bomb

Ferguson was renowned for his treatment of referees, in particular a tactic of pointing at his watch towards the end of games where United needed a goal.

The retired Scot claimed in his autobiography he did that in order to create tension for the opposition, but former referee Dermot Gallagher has revealed there was more to it than that.

Describing one particular incident Gallagher told Sportlobster TV: "I remember going to Old Trafford at the end of the season.

"Manchester United had three games that week and I was given the game on the bank holiday Monday. It was chucking it down with rain and Fergie pulled me aside and said 'do me a favour, call the game off'.

"I asked why and he said 'there’s nowhere else to fit this game in and the Premier League will have to extend the season. We'll have a better chance of winning the match and we'll win the league at Old Trafford'.

"At half time United were losing 3-1 and the pitch was like a swimming pool. As we came off he said 'I know we're 3-1 down but please call it off, we could do with a hand here'. They managed to pull it back to 3-3 and in the last minute Dennis Irwin ran into the box and went down in front of the Stretford End and I only gave a goal kick.

"At full time Fergie sprinted across the pitch and shouted at me furiously. My wife said, 'Fergie had a right go at you about that penalty didn't he'. I told her he hadn’t mentioned the penalty.

"She asked why he came tearing across the pitch at me then. [size=18pt]The truth is he ran over and asked me if I was going out to dinner that night. I said 'no' and he asked 'why are we leaving so early then?" [/size]

codedguy1:
So Bailly dey go Afcon January.

Nihilist:
I know we've heard this one before...but lemme just leave it here...for posterity at least.



PDP united...

Who knows, maybe sir rednose is up to his old tricks again regarding the Aguero ban...

AdisaOwala:


But I cannot find anything in this interview suggesting that Sir Alex Succeeded in his quest to "influence" proceedings nah..

Nihilist:
I know we've heard this one before...but lemme just leave it here...for posterity at least.



PDP united...

Who knows, maybe sir rednose is up to his old tricks again regarding the Aguero ban...

Nihilist:


If a chorister tells you that choirmaster tried to touch her bumbum, do you need the pastor to tell you that choirmaster has been touching other bumbums?

AdisaOwala:

No be today Managers dey try influence match proceedings in favour of thier respective clubs - the incessant complaints & rants at the touchline plus the mind games we have seen in pre-match pressers are testaments to that effect.
Sir Alex was a famous & respected manager with a strong personality and it was only natural for some match officials to be intimidated with his pedigree.

sinizia:

Someone help me out please, I'm too old to remember these occurences:

Which useless team, with their mouthy manager as of then, Mourinho, and rabid fans, threatened Anders Firsk into retirement simply coz they couldn't bribe their way like United does, just so they would win Barca? Did they get sanctioned for it?

E never finish o. Please which team and their toutish pathetic fans did Norwegian referee, Henning Ovrebo, complained bitterly about, that they were sending him DEATH THREATS AND PLANNING TO KILL HIM FOUR MONTHS AFTER THEY MADE HIM RETIRE? AGAIN, SAME CLUB MADE A refree RETIRE JUST SO THEY COULD WIN BARCELONA. grin grin grin

I was surprised by what has been said, but maybe they [Manchester United] are nervous because we are at the top of the table.

"But I want to talk about facts. I want to be clear, I do not want to play mind games too early, although they seem to want to start. But I have seen some facts. On 1 November, they played Hull and Mr Ferguson had a two-match touchline ban and a £10,000 fine after confronting Mike Dean, the referee, for improper conduct.

"We started the Respect campaign, and that was when [Javier] Mascherano was sent off [last season] at Old Trafford. The referee [Steve Bennett] was the referee when they played against Wigan – he could not see the handball against Wigan by Rio Ferdinand, he did not give a penalty. They won the game and they won the title in this game. I think it will be the same referee who will be in charge of their game in hand this season [against Wigan].

"During the Respect campaign – and this is a fact – Mr Ferguson was charged by the FA for improper conduct after comments made about Martin Atkinson and Keith Hackett. He was not punished. He is the only manager in the league that cannot be punished for these things.

"Then he was talking about the fixtures. Two years ago we were playing a lot of early kick-offs away on Saturdays when United were playing on Sundays. And we didn't say anything. Now he is complaining about everything, that everybody is against United. But the second half of the season will see them playing at home against all the teams at the top of the table. It is a fantastic advantage.

"But at Christmas, United played on the 29th and the rest of the teams played on the 28th. We were away against Newcastle two days after playing Bolton. They were playing about 40 hours later, they were not complaining then.

"And about his behaviour with referees. The Southampton manager he knows how Mr Ferguson works and how he works, he was very clear. I am not playing mind games, just facts.

"If he wants to talk about fixtures, and have a level playing field as you say in England. There are two options if we don't want more problems with fixtures. One is the same as in Spain, the draw for the first part of the league is known, everyone knows which weekend. In the second half everyone plays the opposite, so you all know. Sky and Setanta have the right to choose their games and it will be the same for everyone. So Mr Ferguson will not be complaining about fixtures and a campaign against United.

"Or there is another option. That Mr Ferguson organises the fixtures in his office and sends it to us and everyone will know and cannot complain. That is simple.

"We know what happens every time we go to Old Trafford and the United staff. They are always going man to man with the referees, especially at half-time when they walk close to the referees and they are talking and talking.

"All managers need to know is that only Mr Ferguson can talk about the fixtures, can talk about referees and nothing happens.

"We need to know that I am talking about facts, not my impression. There are things that everyone can see every single week.

"Are they under pressure? Maybe they were not thinking that we would be at the top of the table in January. But we are at the top of the table and they are nervous.

"I am not telling the authorities what to do. But I have been here for five years and know how things are going on. I will be watching United's game with Chelsea. The result does not matter to us, if we win at Stoke that result does not matter.

"I was surprised United wanted to start the mind games too early, maybe it is because we are top of the table. But I only wanted to explain our position.

"It is a massive difference to play early on a Saturday, say, after a European match in midweek. But they will play the second half of the season with home matches against the other top teams, and that is a massive advantage to them.

"They cannot complain about the fixtures after they were playing on 29 December while the rest played on the 28th.

"I have decided that I had a lot of information and I have been watching every single week what has been going on. Then they started talking about us, but every single week we know they will be talking. But we want to stay at the top and maybe they will talk about us right to the end.


"To hear someone talking when he has problems with referees every single week, and now complaining about the fixtures and complaining about everything, I think that is not fair.

"You can see every single week how they put [referees] under pressure, we know this. We have seen it before. We have seen players sent off at Old Trafford and we do not see our opponents sent off. It is part of the game. But to complain and to always have an advantage is not fair.

"We had a meeting in Manchester with managers and FA about the Respect campaign. And I was very clear, forget the campaign because Mr Ferguson was killing the referees, killing Mr Atkinson, killing Mr Hackett. But he is not punished. How can you talk about the respect campaign and criticise the referee every single week? You can analyse the facts and come to your own decision and ideas."

Nihilist:


"Fergie pulled me aside and said 'do me a favour, call the game off'.

I know we're 3-1 down but please call it off, we could do with a hand here


Intimidating....or asking for favour?

PDP yawnited. You sef know whatsup...

eph12:

Even without ref help we pulled back from 3-1 to 3-3. We could have gotten a penalty at the end but the ref refused to give it. Pitch was so bad and that's not a good reason to call a game off? Fergie only wanted a good atmosphere for his boys and of course if it's good for his boys then it's good for his opponents too. He didn't ask for a penalty or did he? He wanted the game called off because of the bad weather condition the ref said no, fergie said no problem but instead focused on training his boys to come out top and you're here disgracing yourself

Nihilist:


"Fergie pulled me aside and said 'do me a favour, call the game off'.

I know we're 3-1 down but please call it off, we could do with a hand here


Intimidating....or asking for favour?

PDP yawnited. You sef know whatsup...

kokaneprodigy:

With recent events I can categorically conclude that most scummies lack the ability to think analytically, critically and logically. They will need u to spell everything out for them.
a sport body makes its personnel sign gagging order and goes as far as entice them with £50000, with another ref denying the obvious thereby prompting a retired ref to divulge information on his past experience relating to such incident.
Yet some dunderheads believe there's nothing to it cos their drowning club might be culpable.
In case y'all don't know, retrospectives actions are to be taken on only off the ball infringement like that of Costa on Kos that refs didn't spot. Aguero's issue wasn't off the ball and the ref even spotted, but FA is treating it the other way.
Take it or leave it. this Aguero's issue has been hijacked by some persons.