Ferguson Shrek tried to make sure Kompany didnt get sent off

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Man Utd boss Ferguson: Rooney tried to make sure Kompany not sent off


Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson revealed Wayne Rooney moved to make sure Vincent Kompany wasn't sent off in yesterday's dramatic derby win.

Rooney was back after an ankle injury and United carved out a number of chances but were unable to convert any of them until Paul Scholes struck.

The England striker looked frustrated and was replaced in the second half by Dimitar Berbatov. That came shortly after he was left rolling on the floor following a challenge from Vincent Kompany, which saw the City player booked.

Rooney suddenly recovered, then raced away and Ferguson said: "I asked him why he got up.

"He said it was because he thought Kompany was getting sent off so he jumped up. Then the crowd booed. It's a cruel world."

Ferguson added: "We wanted to keep a clean sheet because we know if we get back to zero against it gives us a chance. One-nil wins have played a big part in our title wins and 1-0 today shows that's true.

"Derbies are derbies and the way we have won has given our supporters great excitement. To do it that way on City's own ground is a great result for us."

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Utter cnuts...
 
This must take the prize for the most risible comment taken from a piece of footy action. The Scottish idiot vacillates from his childhood to his dotage.

Needs a red hot poker inserting into the best available orifice. Followed by the words, "It will be removed when you come near the truth."
 
Its what he does best and he does it because it winds up every fucker who is against them and once again publicly he supports his own player. The man' is a despicable twat of that there is no doubt but he's going down in history as the most successful despicable twat ever and thats all that matters to anyone connected to United.
 
Blue Smarties said:
That came shortly after he was left rolling on the floor following a challenge from Vincent Kompany, which saw the City player booked.
Rooney suddenly recovered, then raced away and Ferguson said: "I asked him why he got up. "He said it was because he thought Kompany was getting sent off so he jumped up. Then the crowd booed. It's a cruel world."
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See. All you lot saying he was play-acting ought to be ashamed of yourselves. All the time he did it to stop a fellow professional getting sent off. I hope Vinnie takes him out to dinner to say thank you.
 
liar, hypocritical sell-out, working class turned on his own, up the arses of his paymasters, rips off the very supporters who pay his wages, refuses to talk to the station who helped save his job, would step over his mother's grave for a piece of silver.
 
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