And Fergie has marched off, no handshakes by the looks of things, and definitely no interviews.......oh, they don't like it up'em !!!!!
Well it least it will keep them quiet in the office tomorrow ( yep less than 10 miles from Elland Road and an office full of Manchester United (sorry Man U) fans.
And Fergie has marched off, no handshakes by the looks of things, and definitely no interviews.......oh, they don't like it up'em !!!!!
name='penfold']And if anyone is quick enough to go round my branch of the bookies, they'll see the poster in the window advertising Beckford First Goal, Leeds 1-0, at 75/1........where it's been since the Bristol City game was called off yesterday lunchtime...!!
Maaarching Onnnnn Togettherrrr .....
And at Kempton today in honour of the new series of Hustle, Avenuesnalleyways came in at 11/4 with Singing in the Rain second.
Well done Leeds ... a nice score so far at The Bridge too.
arsenal have just equalised! bugger!
arsenal have just taken the lead and all of a sudden it's 'beautiful arsenal attacking play' superlatives and the fact that they had deserved to be 1-0 down at 74 minutes completely forgotten!
Never mind sorry to spoil your afternoon.
Fergie reckoned that the ref had not played enough added on time.They could still be playing now and he would not be happy!
name='orpheum']Never mind sorry to spoil your afternoon.
Fergie reckoned that the ref had not played enough added on time.They could still be playing now and he would not be happy!
don't worry-i'll get over it!
i'm surprised to see fergie blaming the officials-it's not like him at all!
Cue Norweigan accent
"Bobby Charlton, Dennis Law, George Best, Eric Cantona, Ryan Giggs,David Beckham,Peter Schmeical,Diego Forlan,we have beaten them all. We have beaten them all. Alex Ferguson can you hear me?"
Your boys took a hell of a beating! Your boys took a hell of a beating!"
I didn't get to see The Hammers - Gooners Rumble, as my youngest was playing a match of his own (5-5 draw). Still i here we did all right until the last 15 minutes. sadly staying up is our business at hand, not a decent Cup run - oh well, "Fortunes Always Hiding".
According to the papers today the Glazers are trying to refinance the debt with bonds.In the words of that well known Formby film theres "trouble Brewing".
name='orpheum']According to the papers today the Glazers are trying to refinance the debt with bonds.In the words of that well known Formby film theres "trouble Brewing".
i had no doubt that this would be the case! i bet sky sports are keeping rather quiet on their favourite teams problems?
After 28 Years of hurt we have finally won at old trafford after years of near misses plus Goals in Fergie Time, we have the bragging rights at least for a Year
the streets of Watford were strangley absent of Man u Fans today and even my Bus driver said well done,
name='Dadwasinflame']After 28 Years of hurt we have finally won at old trafford after years of near misses plus Goals in Fergie Time, we have the bragging rights at least for a Year
the streets of Watford were strangley absent of Man u Fans today and even my Bus driver said well done,
name='orpheum']Never mind sorry to spoil your afternoon.
Fergie reckoned that the ref had not played enough added on time.They could still be playing now and he would not be happy!
name='billy bentley']And judging by the final score, quite an occasion !
name='billy bentley']AI from what I could see in your picture, you looked like a young lady.
Please note that is Naomi Watts
Sincere apologies AI, I thought it was you !
Manager Sir Alex Ferguson did not hold back in criticising his players as Manchester United were dumped out of the FA Cup by League One side Leeds.
Ferguson said Leeds had deserved the victory as their rivals won 1-0 in a big upset at Old Trafford.
"I didn't expect that performance, it was shocking. I've no complaints about the result," said Ferguson.
But he did complain about the lack of injury time added, describing the five minutes as "an insult to the game".
He questioned referee Chris Foy's timekeeping and stated: "That is an insult to the game and the players out there."
Earlier in the season, Ferguson was handed a four-game ban, with two of those suspended until the end of the 2010/11 season, for criticising referee Alan Wiley's fitness.
Ferguson, 67, was also fined �20,000 and warned about his future conduct.
BBC Sport understands the Football Association does not anticipate punishing Ferguson for his comments after the defeat by Leeds and even if action was taken, it would have no bearing on the two-match suspended ban.
For that to happen, the Scot would have to be found guilty of a similar charge - but questioning Foy's timekeeping and criticising Wiley's fitness would not fall into the same bracket.
Tuesday, 19 January 2010
Man City v Man Utd, SF, L1, 19:45
has been postponed because of heavy snow
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