Ricster
Well-Known Member
Every time Moyes got the ball he waited for his players to get into position before giving it back. He did it all game. When Mancini went to get the ball, Moyes threw it away. A player on the pitch would've been booked for that.
Managers have no right to hold onto the ball. If they want to stop it or put it on the touchline then fair do's but Moyes knew what he was doing all game and got away with it.
Daily Mail
The last part is aimed at Mancini because, once, during the 90 mins he waved for a yellow. When Arteta fouled Tevez. Moyes fuckin winds me up.
Managers have no right to hold onto the ball. If they want to stop it or put it on the touchline then fair do's but Moyes knew what he was doing all game and got away with it.
Daily Mail
Roberto Mancini and David Moyes face an FA investigation after an astonishing touchline bust-up towards the end of Manchester City's 2-0 defeat by Everton.
The managers were sent off in injury time after City boss Mancini sparked a melee by barging into Moyes as his opposite number caught the ball in front of the dug-outs.
Mancini later apologised to Moyes and the two men shared a handshake and a post-match drink but that is unlikely to deter the FA as they view video footage of what was a remarkable incident.
City boss Mancini said: 'If I made a mistake then I'm sorry. I have spoken with him. I wanted to get the ball because we had another five minutes.'
Moyes said: 'Next time I won't catch the ball. I will let it run off down the tunnel. That would have wasted more time.
'I wasn't doing anything on purpose. I don't know why I was sent off. And I, by the way, wasn't the one waving imaginary yellow cards around trying to get people booked.'
The last part is aimed at Mancini because, once, during the 90 mins he waved for a yellow. When Arteta fouled Tevez. Moyes fuckin winds me up.