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Ferdinand may face FA censure

Manchester United defender Rio Ferdinand may face FA action after being involved in an altercation with Chelsea striker Fernando Torres during Sunday's FA Cup quarter-final.

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varicoseregent (Manchester United) says...

@tk421 - Touche.

Posted 11:50am 13th March 2013

red lee (Liverpool) says...

Harry , Apologies you didnt support Rio over this, you did however state that Liverpool fans shouldn't be casting dispersions on Utd due to recent and distant history. Now I understand what you refer to with recent history, obviously Suarez. In response to this then yes we can cast dispersions because whatever Suarez may be he isn't a patch on the specimen Ryan Giggs, we both know what I refer to.As for Rooney I noted his list of misdemeanours previously, they make Suarez look like Gary Lineker so again yes we have every right to cast dispersions on Man Utd who have and have had some of the most vile characters to grace the game and you as a club have never sacked one of these. You haven't made me look stupid at all Harry, I have clarified above and also previously what I refer to with Giggs so maybe you want to re read the earlier post and then think who is looking a bit stupid. Also can you finally answer what you refer to when you talk about Liverpool's distant past? Is this a case of the mask slipping and you not being the reasonable soul you try and put across on here?

Posted 5:07pm 12th March 2013

HarryBoulton says...

Red Lee you have also failed to pin-point where it was that I allegedly defended Rio Ferdinand. Am I being unrealistic in expecting a straight answer on this question? Because so far as I can see, I never attempted to defend Rio Ferdinand on this matter at all, whih leads me to conclude that your accusation is empty. You have to admit that, though. I have no desire to make you look any more foolish than you have already managed to make yourself look as it is.. You have also failed to clarify what you meant when you mentioned Ryan Giggs and Wayne Rooney, but that may be for another time...........

Posted 3:54pm 12th March 2013

ted maul (Chelsea) says...

Manchester United fan throws word "class" around in tongue like a supermarket pricing gun empty headed empty rhetoric shocker. I applaud the clarity and honesty of the United fans here but only a simpleton would have expected opposition fans not to have taken issue with what duckface did to Torres. Moreso as he had the gall to accuse him of diving afterwards. If that makes me lack "class" for pointing that out, I think I might live with it.

Posted 3:42pm 12th March 2013

fishcake (Manchester United) says...

Credit to the United fans, so refreshing to see fans not blindly supporting their own, regardless of what they have done, shows class lads....keep it up. As for the Chelsea and Pool fans....are you guys for real?? Lack of self awareness of what? No humility and certainly no class!

Posted 2:01pm 12th March 2013

varicoseregent (Manchester United) says...

@snapple - Jurisdiction is spelt with a D, just not in the place you think it is.

Posted 1:19pm 12th March 2013

tk421 says...

@ varicoseregent, what you seem to be missing from the Terry-on-Sanchez thing is that it was Alexis Sanchez. I would knee Alexis Sanchez. He's a bad diver, he's been non-existent for Barca to an almost offensive degree, has greasy hair and worst of all he's a bit fat. Big fat Sanchez. Or maybe Big Crap Sanchez. Either way, he's a player who deserves...well, something. Certainly not desert, that's for sure. The knee to the back was Terry's way of saying "you've had enough, Sanchez. Other people need to eat, the kids will go hungry and the women are complaining that your overuse of hair pomade is leaving the rest of the male population unkempt and in need of grooming". John Terry's vocabulary is somewhat limited and his knee had to suffice.

Posted 12:58pm 12th March 2013

benge (Manchester United) says...

you know you're clutching at straws when you start pointing out spelling mistakes...

Posted 12:51pm 12th March 2013

red lee (Liverpool) says...

Harry - Was your post referring only to Suarez or did you mean anything else with the distant history comment? Also you state we have been mired in ethical conflict for 12 months? Really? I think most people in football have moved on from that incident , it seems only that Utd supporters refuse to let it go. Maybe he should have just got a ban for drugs or tried to get an innocent woman arrested to save his own reputation. Maybe then you would hail him as a hero. These two incidents alone are enough to allow people to cast dispersions on Man Utd as neither player was sacked as Fergie wanted with Suarez.

Posted 12:49pm 12th March 2013

snapple (Liverpool) says...

@HarryBoulton - duristiction is not spelt with a D................ that was the most interesting thing I could find in your ramblings...do yourself and us a favour and get over Suarez..

Posted 12:07pm 12th March 2013

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