Fergie 'surprised' by Benitez snub
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Originally posted by SomebodyInSG:
Well, if I knew it was going to be distasteful I wouldn't click on it. I think you know what I mean as well, you know yourself your reasons behind posting that clip.
I can't help it but find you rather funny sometimes... lolYou pick on something of your own choice... There is a saying, Curiosity killed the cat...
You choose to click on it with your own finger... The clip starts to load even then it may be lagging a little... But you choose to wait during that short moment... Your screen starts to have pictures on it... After 5 sec, your finger can easily stop it but you choose to let it continue and watched at your own free will...
Now, after finishing the short clip, you want to come and blame others for your own desire to watching it? lol... Rather funny right...
Anyway, there is really nothing to it... I know my reason... I belief even Liverpool fans might find it funny... The music and the kind of dancing... Its just for laugh only... Why so serious?
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Originally posted by popmynutsy:
without SAF managing the team, can they win? u think mgr no important?
Without good player do you think the manager can win anything? Manager is important so do the players...so the whole team win the title, not SAF alone.And he was right for refusing to congratulate SAF, his bitter rival and no one can force him to but at least he congratulate Manure as a team. Typical Manure...wanting him to humble himself and bow to SAF?? This show Manure's arrogance!
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Originally posted by sg_forum:
Without good player do you think the manager can win anything? Manager is important so do the players...so the whole team win the title, not SAF alone.And he was right for refusing to congratulate SAF, his bitter rival and no one can force him to but at least he congratulate Manure as a team. Typical Manure...wanting him to humble himself and bow to SAF?? This show Manure's arrogance!
Chill,the season is over for you. Well there is always the next! -
Originally posted by sg_forum:
Without good player do you think the manager can win anything? Manager is important so do the players...so the whole team win the title, not SAF alone.And he was right for refusing to congratulate SAF, his bitter rival and no one can force him to but at least he congratulate Manure as a team. Typical Manure...wanting him to humble himself and bow to SAF?? This show Manure's arrogance!
yes, without good players, the manager can win nothing, but as pool showed, they got the best striker, best midfielder, but what they win?
so what you got the best crew, without a good captain, can ur ship go anywhere?
He was right not to congratulate? BS la. Common courtesy la. No one ask him to bow, but just a "well-done". Is that so beneath him? This show his petty, and narrow-mindness.
Thanks for keeping referring MU to Manure, cause if U can't even beat Shit, U are worthless. Sorry my pun..
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Originally posted by iceFatboy:
yes, without good players, the manager can win nothing, but as pool showed, they got the best striker, best midfielder, but what they win?
so what you got the best crew, without a good captain, can ur ship go anywhere?
He was right not to congratulate? BS la. Common courtesy la. No one ask him to bow, but just a "well-done". Is that so beneath him? This show his petty, and narrow-mindness.
Thanks for keeping referring MU to Manure, cause if U can't even beat Shit, U are worthless. Sorry my pun..
Bro,he will mention the 4-1 win soon. People with Ah-Q and self denial mentality like to resort to this. Win a small battle but lose the war no point also... -
Originally posted by Marco_Simone:
Bro,he will mention the 4-1 win soon. People with Ah-Q and self denial mentality like to resort to this. Win a small battle but lose the war no point also...it is okay, if they keep mentioning that they beat MU twice this season, cause soley, we see them focusing on the battle, but good, as MU keep winning the war. no harm to us.
End of day, they can sing their YAWN song on 4-1 win, while we parade the title.. and have that special gold emblem on MU's jerseys..
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and their 18 premier league titles last won in 1990 and their 5 european cups...
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Originally posted by Master -_-:
and their 18 premier league titles last won in 1990 and their 5 european cups...
Bro,you got it wrong,they have not won a SINGLE PREMIER league. And they should mention their 2001 Mickey Mouse Treble as well. It is truly historic as it was the first time someone won the FA Cup,League Cup and UEFA Cup together. -
Originally posted by sg_forum:
Without good player do you think the manager can win anything? Manager is important so do the players...so the whole team win the title, not SAF alone.And he was right for refusing to congratulate SAF, his bitter rival and no one can force him to but at least he congratulate Manure as a team. Typical Manure...wanting him to humble himself and bow to SAF?? This show Manure's arrogance!
I believe you are greatly mistaken here... It is not the United fans who expect or want or even need any congratulatory message from Rafa or Liverpool...It is the Press and the Tv media who are more interested given their high profile spat through the used of them... It was the reporters who asked him...
What Rafa choose to do or say its totally up to him, its just a reflection of himself but unfortunately he being the Liverpool manager at that point of time, it will somehow come across as his club's bitterness over it as well... So maybe its unfair to the Pool fans that he acted the way he did... Last year Avram Grant took it much closer, to the last day and at the end of it, acted like a true gentleman and congratulated the winner right after his match to close a chapter to the season... In a way, it reflected well on his club to the neutrals...
We have seen much fiercer battles even to the highest office in the land but once everything is settled and over, they stop all this ranting and behave like proper gentlemans... Good example like John McCaine...
We can look at how Fergie and Mourinho were at it all the way before their respective sides met... But once its over, they make up and even buy each other a bottle of wine... I guess thats what they call sportsmanship... Unfortunately... The arrogance you mentioned seems more befitting of Rafa's behaviour don't you agree?
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Originally posted by Marco_Simone:
Bro,you got it wrong,they have not won a SINGLE PREMIER league. And they should mention their 2001 Mickey Mouse Treble as well. It is truly historic as it was the first time someone won the FA Cup,League Cup and UEFA Cup together.premier league, division 1, whatever... it is just another name. the reality is liverpool and man u share the honours now as the most successful team in england.
mm treble, as you called it, is still an achievement. more so in 2001, when teams still placed importance to euro tourney and fa cup. only league cup has eroded in performance. if you ask saf if he rather win the league cup or forgo it, he will not have your arrogance to say the latter.
man u did well. exceptionally well under saf, but the reality is every dog has its day. man u is having theirs now but the truth is, man u will also go down that slippery road in the not too near future. in fact, i would argue that the moment saf retires, man u will also be `retiring'.
another fact is, man u now only as good as liverpool in the english football championship history. so, there is no need for jibberish remarks and sarcasms. win 19, then i think you have the right to diss us. so, for now, we don't mind sharing honors even if we don't like it.
and regardless of how rafa reacts to this, let's not get carried away. rafa is dispensable. liverpool is likely to be around a lot longer. as someone above rightly noted, it is the press who add spices to the fued. only the fools bought into it and stir it up.
man u had a 28 barren years before it captured the premiership in '92. liverpool has not tasted epl glory for the last 19.
well, we can afford to wait a year or more.
no worries.
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Well done to Man united. most importantly, keep these rivalry alive, soccer will be so much boring without all these critics.
All the best to Man U for the UCL. go do the English fans a favour, best league in the world.
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Originally posted by iceFatboy:
yes, without good players, the manager can win nothing, but as pool showed, they got the best striker, best midfielder, but what they win?
so what you got the best crew, without a good captain, can ur ship go anywhere?
He was right not to congratulate? BS la. Common courtesy la. No one ask him to bow, but just a "well-done". Is that so beneath him? This show his petty, and narrow-mindness.
Thanks for keeping referring MU to Manure, cause if U can't even beat Shit, U are worthless. Sorry my pun..
Benitez has already congratulated Manchester United, the club and their players. I'm glad Rafa hates that disgusting prick as much as I do...And he is under no obligation to congratulate SAF. People who make a fuss out of this are just childish, typical SAF and Manure follower....
Anyway, Would SAF have personally congratulated Rafa had Liverpool won the title??
Lets have a look at Fergusons record
1. Attacks Liverpool in December with "cracking" comments.
2. Gets absolutely SPANKED at home by Liverpool- refuses to give SKY TV an interview afterwards, and then proclaims United were better on the day, does not congratulate Liverpool or Benitez.
2. Attacks Benitez personally, stating he is "beneath contempt", "arrogant" and "beyond the pale"
3. Acts in a concerted fashion with other managers {who had a track record of Anti-Benitez sentiment} in an attempt to foist a charge of professional wrongdoing on Benitez. The attempt falls flat on its face.
4. Attempts to drag Everton into the mess, before being beaten by Everton thanks to having played his 3rd team against a team he has accused Benitez of disrespecting. -
Originally posted by zocoss:
I believe you are greatly mistaken here... It is not the United fans who expect or want or even need any congratulatory message from Rafa or Liverpool...It is the Press and the Tv media who are more interested given their high profile spat through the used of them... It was the reporters who asked him...
What Rafa choose to do or say its totally up to him, its just a reflection of himself but unfortunately he being the Liverpool manager at that point of time, it will somehow come across as his club's bitterness over it as well... So maybe its unfair to the Pool fans that he acted the way he did... Last year Avram Grant took it much closer, to the last day and at the end of it, acted like a true gentleman and congratulated the winner right after his match to close a chapter to the season... In a way, it reflected well on his club to the neutrals...
We have seen much fiercer battles even to the highest office in the land but once everything is settled and over, they stop all this ranting and behave like proper gentlemans... Good example like John McCaine...
We can look at how Fergie and Mourinho were at it all the way before their respective sides met... But once its over, they make up and even buy each other a bottle of wine... I guess thats what they call sportsmanship... Unfortunately... The arrogance you mentioned seems more befitting of Rafa's behaviour don't you agree?
Yes, it was the media. But now some people here make a fuss of it...
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Originally posted by zocoss:
I can't help it but find you rather funny sometimes... lolWell, too bad I don't find that clip as 'funny', even though I think you might mean funny in a different sense.
Originally posted by zocoss:You pick on something of your own choice... There is a saying, Curiosity killed the cat...
You choose to click on it with your own finger... The clip starts to load even then it may be lagging a little... But you choose to wait during that short moment... Your screen starts to have pictures on it... After 5 sec, your finger can easily stop it but you choose to let it continue and watched at your own free will...
Now, after finishing the short clip, you want to come and blame others for your own desire to watching it? lol... Rather funny right...
Anyway, there is really nothing to it... I know my reason... I belief even Liverpool fans might find it funny... The music and the kind of dancing... Its just for laugh only... Why so serious?
Think I shall be clear about something, it was way more tasteless then I expected it to be. You know your own reasons behind putting the link. Whether I myself watch the clip or not does not change that. And no, I did not finish watching the clip.
It wasn't funny, and I didn't need to watch the whole thing to feel it was tasteless.
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Originally posted by sg_forum:
Benitez has already congratulated Manchester United, the club and their players. I'm glad Rafa hates that disgusting prick as much as I do...And he is under no obligation to congratulate SAF. People who make a fuss out of this are just childish, typical SAF and Manure follower....
Anyway, Would SAF have personally congratulated Rafa had Liverpool won the title??
Lets have a look at Fergusons record
1. Attacks Liverpool in December with "cracking" comments.
2. Gets absolutely SPANKED at home by Liverpool- refuses to give SKY TV an interview afterwards, and then proclaims United were better on the day, does not congratulate Liverpool or Benitez.
2. Attacks Benitez personally, stating he is "beneath contempt", "arrogant" and "beyond the pale"
3. Acts in a concerted fashion with other managers {who had a track record of Anti-Benitez sentiment} in an attempt to foist a charge of professional wrongdoing on Benitez. The attempt falls flat on its face.
4. Attempts to drag Everton into the mess, before being beaten by Everton thanks to having played his 3rd team against a team he has accused Benitez of disrespecting.again, please do your research.
SAF has penned and congraluate when Daglish, Wenger, even Mourninho won the title.
hmm, it seems U have already sterotype MU fans.. As per my earlier comments, look in the mirror, and U can see how much what I said are true about Pool fans. No matter, go down with your chants, while MU continue to win cups/titles...
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Originally posted by sg_forum:
Benitez has already congratulated Manchester United, the club and their players. I'm glad Rafa hates that disgusting prick as much as I do...And he is under no obligation to congratulate SAF. People who make a fuss out of this are just childish, typical SAF and Manure follower....
Anyway, Would SAF have personally congratulated Rafa had Liverpool won the title??
Lets have a look at Fergusons record
1. Attacks Liverpool in December with "cracking" comments.
2. Gets absolutely SPANKED at home by Liverpool- refuses to give SKY TV an interview afterwards, and then proclaims United were better on the day, does not congratulate Liverpool or Benitez.
2. Attacks Benitez personally, stating he is "beneath contempt", "arrogant" and "beyond the pale"
3. Acts in a concerted fashion with other managers {who had a track record of Anti-Benitez sentiment} in an attempt to foist a charge of professional wrongdoing on Benitez. The attempt falls flat on its face.
4. Attempts to drag Everton into the mess, before being beaten by Everton thanks to having played his 3rd team against a team he has accused Benitez of disrespecting.well, would SAF have done it? we would never know, would we?
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Originally posted by sg_forum:
Benitez has already congratulated Manchester United, the club and their players. I'm glad Rafa hates that disgusting prick as much as I do...And he is under no obligation to congratulate SAF. People who make a fuss out of this are just childish, typical SAF and Manure follower....
Anyway, Would SAF have personally congratulated Rafa had Liverpool won the title??
Lets have a look at Fergusons record
1. Attacks Liverpool in December with "cracking" comments.
2. Gets absolutely SPANKED at home by Liverpool- refuses to give SKY TV an interview afterwards, and then proclaims United were better on the day, does not congratulate Liverpool or Benitez.
2. Attacks Benitez personally, stating he is "beneath contempt", "arrogant" and "beyond the pale"
3. Acts in a concerted fashion with other managers {who had a track record of Anti-Benitez sentiment} in an attempt to foist a charge of professional wrongdoing on Benitez. The attempt falls flat on its face.
4. Attempts to drag Everton into the mess, before being beaten by Everton thanks to having played his 3rd team against a team he has accused Benitez of disrespecting.given U are so biased, it is no point talking to you, as per my earlier stance about pool fans.. So, I shan't feed the trolls... oh by the way, it is YAWN...
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Originally posted by iceFatboy:
well, would SAF have done it? we would never know, would we?
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Originally posted by iceFatboy:
given U are so biased, it is no point talking to you, as per my earlier stance about pool fans.. So, I shan't feed the trolls... oh by the way, it is YAWN...
Biased? Thats your perception...you claimed that you had received taunts from Liverpool fans for over 20 years and now your turn to taunt us? I believe not all Manure fans are like you...you are not a true fans anyway looking at most of your posts...hillsborough incident ain't got to do with me? LOL
"some people looks stupid but they confirmed it by open their mouth." <---- this statement was from you directed to me. I hope it's your natural character as a person, not as Manure fans.
Anyway, you cant even have a good banter. couldn't be bother to exchange opinion with you, so childish and defensive. BYE...
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Fergie 'surprised' by Benitez snub
Sir Alex Ferguson is surprised not to have received any congratulations from Rafael Benitez over Manchester United's Premier League title win.
After a prolonged battle for the championship, Benitez pointedly refused to give Ferguson any personal praise, preferring instead to acknowledge Manchester United as a club.
The Liverpool boss is still aggrieved at some of the main arguments in his infamous 'Rafa's rant', namely that Ferguson is allowed to behave in a manner other managers would not get away with.
Still, it seemed churlish in the extreme for Benitez not to at least offer his rival a pat on the back for his 11th league title.
Ferguson was certainly pretty taken aback by such conduct, even if his feud seems to have superseded his long dispute with Arsene Wenger.
However, with a Champions League final against Barcelona to look forward to next Wednesday, the United chief was not in the mood to extend the matter further.
"I was surprised," said Ferguson. "But really, it was a great season for us and I am not that worried about anyone else."
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like manager. like fans
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Originally posted by youyayu:
like manager. like fans
not all fans are like that