Even if there were 'hard' evidence - which i doubt - (they would not be that stupid) do you not realise that it is in no one's interests, least of all journo's, to bite the hand that feeds them, it's known as a vested interest.So you don't think someone out there would love to unveil such a conspiracy? Someone who would love to have a desk full of evidence to support such a thing. Course they would. There always isim not sure such 'evidence' exists but even if it did it would take someone of extreme courage, fighting the whole establishment and they would be eaten for breakfast its only through forums like these that the joke decisions can be questionedThat's probably because such evidence doesn't exist. Also, if match fixing can be exposed in Italy (which had been happening only a couple of years) why can't corruption be exposed in the EPL since United have apparently been benefiting from it since 1994 (apart from the years when Arsenal & Chelsea began to dominate because they were bloogy good sides and got on with the jobs). Or was that because the FA fancied a couple of years break from passing around brown envelopes?
This inherent bias does not need backhanders, or cash exchanging hands its simply an inbuilt bias that is built into the dna of these institutions and that is shown on a matchday, the joke decision ms, the favourable draws, the new laws like ffp, homegrown rules etc etc
Favourable draws? Didn't they get drawn City in the 3rd round and 7 then Liverpool in the 4th round this year? Or are we going to go back a few years for this one?already answered this, in all likelihood they would have had to play us at some point but they wanted quick revenge for the 6-1thrashing and they got it with the obligatory helping hand. They got drawn against liverpool when they had played their biggest game of the season against us in the semi final, giving them a distinct advantage going into the game that they wouldnt have in later ties and when the prem would be coming to its more crucial period Brilliant. You really will conjure up any make-believe theory to try and back up your point wont you? United actually took the lead before the silly red card in that game so they MAY have gone on to win anyway. As for Liverpool in the 4th round being 'easy'. Utterly ridiculous argument. Ask United if they would rather have Liverpool away (even if it sandwiched between games against you) or Stevenage away. I'll let you work that out.
How is that such a difficult concept to grasp? If that were not borne out by the complete disparity in decisions then we wouldnt have a leg to stand on, but it has in quite dramatic proportions this season.
Football and english football is big business and if you think that the premier league would leave everything to chance then you are naive in the extreme.
Man U are the biggest institution in the premier league, they are burdened by a massive debt that can only be serviced by one thing.....success, without it the rags are in trouble, and a team the size if the rags goibg into administration would be hugely damaging to the premier league, but, they will not let that happen.
Do you really think there isn't some rich as fuck businessman out there who would be willing to buy United if they ever even got close to admin? Really? Come on. Now that is naive. no there isn't! You name me one businessman with a billion quid of capital burning a hole in his back pocket. If he did exist the glazers would have taken his money and run, realising their profit now, rather than sitting on a very large debt There will be many. But why buy now when the Glazers are asking for top dollar when they can keep waiting and waiting until the debt gets bigger and the Glaziers feel they have no choice to sell for ultimately a cheaper price.
How is it that the poorest rags team in history who went out of a po[or champs league group will likely get a record prem points total. That in itself strikes me as strange, ally that to the favourable decisions and things get very murky.
Because they are a 'team'. Not a collection of brilliant individuals. And before you start, I'm not stating you're nothing like a 'team' as such but there's been a lot of things this season which don't come across well - Tevez saga, Balotelli too often, Barry venting his fury at being subbed after half hour. Dzeko also being pissed off being subbed in Munich. That winning team spirit comes with time and experience and something City will inevitably get soon. norwich are a good 'team' but that doesn't mean they will win the premier league - so my point still stands