Fergie at it again with BBC {merged}

[Anonymous]

Re: Fergie at it again

Is he ill he's just given credit to Fulham

Should be giving it to the fkin ref the purple nosed twonk.

 

[dw7]

Re: Fergie at it again

Is it PL rules or a contractual obligation to broadcasters?

It covers BOTH !!
So the PL should NOT pay the TV rights to the Rags and Fergie should be dealt with appropiately,but IMO the PL will NOT have the balls to do either !!!!!!!!

he gave an interview

 

[oakiecokie]

Re: Fergie at it again

Is he ill he's just given credit to Fulham

Was that on SKY ??
He sent the other bald headed twat,Phelan, out to cover the BBC interview.
Just been on ORANGE Broadband Sports !!

 

[Clevers]

Re: Fergie at it again

Is he ill he's just given credit to Fulham

Was that on SKY ??
He sent the other bald headed twat,Phelan, out to cover the BBC interview.
Just been on ORANGE Broadband Sports !!

Yes on Sky

 

[oakiecokie]

Re: Fergie at it again

The Premier League and Sir Alex Ferguson appear on a collision course after the Manchester United manager maintained his stance of not giving interviews to the BBC.

After United played Fulham on Sunday, Ferguson was expected to end his boycott of speaking to the corporation, which dates back to 2004, amid pressure from the Premier League and League Managers' Association.

But the United manager has opted to continue his current position with assistant Mike Phelan available to provide analysis and comment should the BBC request it.

The Premier League reacted with disappointment to the news.

A statement from the governing body read: "The Premier League is disappointed that the BBC and Manchester United have, as yet, been unable to resolve the issue of Sir Alex Ferguson providing post-match interviews.

"We will, of course, continue to monitor the situation and offer any help deemed necessary by either party to try and help remedy the situation.

"However, this is a breach of Premier League rules and the board will consider the appropriate course of action at their next meeting scheduled for late September."

I should have added to the thread "with the BBC",but heres the ORANGE Sport write up !!

-- Sun Aug 22, 2010 5:24 pm --

Now call me a sceptic,but why hasn`t his son or Fergie, ever tried to sue the BBC for their coverage of these so called "Illegal Dealings" ??
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm !!
History I know,but this twat is a joke and a law unto himself.
About time so-one stuck one on the old fart.<br /><br />-- Sun Aug 22, 2010 5:27 pm --<br /><br />

See Fergies at it again,breaking the PL rules and NOT giving an interview.
KNOB HEAD of the 1st Class.

fail

Me or Fergie ???

 

[Anonymous]

Re: Fergie at it again

The Premier League and Sir Alex Ferguson appear on a collision course after the Manchester United manager maintained his stance of not giving interviews to the BBC.

After United played Fulham on Sunday, Ferguson was expected to end his boycott of speaking to the corporation, which dates back to 2004, amid pressure from the Premier League and League Managers' Association.

But the United manager has opted to continue his current position with assistant Mike Phelan available to provide analysis and comment should the BBC request it.

The Premier League reacted with disappointment to the news.

A statement from the governing body read: "The Premier League is disappointed that the BBC and Manchester United have, as yet, been unable to resolve the issue of Sir Alex Ferguson providing post-match interviews.

"We will, of course, continue to monitor the situation and offer any help deemed necessary by either party to try and help remedy the situation.

"However, this is a breach of Premier League rules and the board will consider the appropriate course of action at their next meeting scheduled for late September."

I should have added to the thread "with the BBC",but heres the ORANGE Sport write up !!

-- Sun Aug 22, 2010 5:24 pm --

Now call me a sceptic,but why hasn`t his son or Fergie, ever tried to sue the BBC for their coverage of these so called "Illegal Dealings" ??
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm !!
History I know,but this twat is a joke and a law unto himself.
About time so-one stuck one on the old fart.

-- Sun Aug 22, 2010 5:27 pm --

fail

Me or Fergie ???

I knew what you meant mate. Some people just try to make themselves feel better by ridiculing others. BIG FAIL DW7 ;-)

 

[Montgomery Burns]

Re: Fergie at it again

Is it PL rules or a contractual obligation to broadcasters?

It covers BOTH !!
So the PL should NOT pay the TV rights to the Rags

Good idea.

And if the BBC can't interview the manager then they should not bother interviewing anyone else from the club, but instead use the time allocated for an edited clip of the 2004 Panorama article that apparently caused such offence. After each and every Premier League game.

After all, the only way to beat a bully is to be an even bigger bully.

 

[Anonymous]

Re: Fergie at it again with BBC

Ferguson in "rules don't apply to me shock."
Did anyone really think this tool would seriously give a shite what the FA/PL/BBC rules say?
He's ridden roughshod over the laws for years and got away with murder...why should he stop now?

 

[bluegonads]

Re: Fergie at it again

It covers BOTH !!
So the PL should NOT pay the TV rights to the Rags

Good idea.

And if the BBC can't interview the manager then they should not bother interviewing anyone else from the club, but instead use the time allocated for an edited clip of the 2004 Panorama article that apparently caused such offence. After each and every Premier League game.

After all, the only way to beat a bully is to be an even bigger bully.

i like this idea

 

[leighton]

Re: Fergie at it again with BBC

Still has bad feelings over the bbc rumbling him for the transfer deals he done with his son. They done the same with Fat Sam and Harry. There was a stage when all 3 werent speaking to the bbc. Its all bollocks so they found you out just be man enough and give a interview.