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Ferdinand escapes FA action

Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand will not face action over a tussle with Chelsea's Fernando Torres in Sunday's FA Cup quarter-final.

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HarryBoulton says...

"Doesn't surprise me at all since FA stands for Ferguson Association....correct me if i'm wrong". - Happy to. You're wrong. It Stands for Football Association. A quick Google check will confirm this for you. Glad to be of service. If you need any help understanding any other acronyms, just ask.........

Posted 12:50pm 15th March 2013

fishcake (Manchester United) says...

@redneverfade....your wrong.....not sure why Fergie would need to get involved when the rules are perfectly clear. It wasnt a red card offence, so therefore no further action is taken. If it is the 'Fergie Association' then that lying little coward you lot worship would have been sacked like he should have been! No bigger insult to football than Suarez and Terry still being allowed to play....yet here you all are crying about a little push that Torres made a meal of! Nice to see you all have your priorities straight!

Posted 10:04am 14th March 2013

big dave (Manchester United) says...

@redsneverfade - you're wrong. And it seems not to matter how much proof there is against your claims - you will keep saying it anyway. Look at evidence that doesn't support your claim of bias, as well as evidence that does, and you will see that on balance you're talking out of your ar*e.

Posted 9:58am 14th March 2013

fishcake (Manchester United) says...

It must be noted that the fans sticking their beak in here are, united fans aside, Pool and Chelsea fans.....can anyone think why they could possibly have an agenda against united and Rio? Other fans don't seem to have such an issue with a nothing challenge.

Posted 9:55am 14th March 2013

fishcake (Manchester United) says...

It's no coincidence that the only fans that think this is an issue are Chelsea and Pool fans......I think we all know why they have an axe to grind against Rio and United. Funny thing is.....last week they were telling us that things don't always go your way and to get over it......this week they are crying about something that didn't go their way, you couldn't make them up! I'm sure they'll be up in arms about the two high footed tackles that weren't red carded last night! We all know how intetested they are in fairness dont we? Nothing to do with a bitter obsession of course.

Posted 9:51am 14th March 2013

chrswt says...

'tussle' more like a light whack and a dramatic fall

Posted 9:40am 14th March 2013

big dave (Manchester United) says...

@chelseablue - get over it. He deserved punishment. Bad decision and inconsistent - but that could be the FA's motto. Precedents are irrelevant and we already know it - every case is judged (badly) on its merits. Big Sam questioned the ref's partiality in January and escaped scott-free (a week after Fergie's fine for doing less). It's just what we have to deal with, as fans of a game run by morons. Not much point acting like you're in shock.

Posted 9:05am 14th March 2013

redsneverfade (Liverpool) says...

Doesn't surprise me at all since FA stands for Ferguson Association....correct me if i'm wrong,.

Posted 8:36am 14th March 2013

Grimupnorth says...

@fishcake - Rio is rubbish, but not half as rubbish as the sh1te you would have to play at centre half is he was banned.

Posted 8:19am 14th March 2013

chelseablue_no1 (Chelsea) says...

I'm just waiting for the weekends games to watch all the defenders go kick and shove the oppositions striker in off the ball incidents and use the FA as a precident when the refs go and have a word with them.

Posted 3:56am 14th March 2013

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