Hamann Pineapple
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SalfordCityBlue said:
Quite agree mate. Shouldn't really be getting favours in the first place due to family ties.
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Whiskey nose revange against Preston.
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Quite agree mate. Shouldn't really be getting favours in the first place due to family ties.
That's a great point, ( about the lads not about him being scum )de niro said:dw7 said:fair play to him i'd say he's sticking up for his SON who was sacked
and the 2 lads whose progress is thwarted?
fergie is scum, fucking pure scum.
Blue Haze
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Hahahahaha! What a classless person.
Seasideblue
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you would have thought there would have been at least one person at the scum who had the balls to say to him
"No you whiskey sodden twat that is just childish"
Ah well maybe not :-)
"No you whiskey sodden twat that is just childish"
Ah well maybe not :-)
Although the point about him being scum is valid also.stanman said:That's a great point, ( about the lads not about him being scum )de niro said:and the 2 lads whose progress is thwarted?
fergie is scum, fucking pure scum.
squirtyflower
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can you imagine anyone else getting away with this sort of petulance when running a large businessde niro said:dw7 said:fair play to him i'd say he's sticking up for his SON who was sacked
and the 2 lads whose progress is thwarted?
fergie is scum, fucking pure scum.
Rammyblues
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Doing things in the right and dignified way as usual - NOT.
clarkie_ni
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<a class="postlink" href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010/dec/30/sir-alex-ferguson-darren-preston" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2010 ... en-preston</a>
daniel taylor story...
Sir Alex Ferguson has reacted to the sacking of his son Darren by Preston North End by recalling two of the Manchester United players who had been on loan at the club and starting a potential legal battle to make sure a third cannot play for them again.
Preston began their search for a new manager yesterday, with the club's chairman, Maurice Lindsay, praising Ferguson Jr for the "very dignified" manner in which he had accepted the news, but the United manager has reacted swiftly.
Ferguson has recalled the defender Ritchie de Laet and the striker Joshua King and has also made it clear he wants Matty James to return to Old Trafford. Both deals were not due to expire until after the Bank Holiday double-header against Derby County and Crystal Palace.
"This has come as a shock to us and a bit of a blow," the Preston chairman, Maurice Lindsay, said today. "Ritchie de Laet and Joshua King won't be available for Saturday's game [against Derby] because we got a message from Manchester United this morning to inform us that they had been summoned back immediately and, under the terms of the agreement, they can do that.
"It's a big blow for us. These are two players, young and enthusiastic, who seemed to be enjoying it at Preston, so to be told by their parent club that they can't play for us again really is sad indeed."
Darren Ferguson had won only 13 out of 49 games but his father is close friends with Preston's majority shareholder, Trevor Hemmings, through their shared love of horse racing, and is said by insiders at Old Trafford to be "furious" about the sacking.
De Laet and King were due to play against Derby County and Crystal Palace, whereas the 19-year-old James is on a season-long loan at Deepdale, where he has become an integral part of the team. All three have informed Preston they would rather stay. Instead, Ferguson has ordered them back despite being aware Preston's future is at risk if they are relegated.
"It's unfortunate [with De Laet and King] but we recognise Manchester United's legal right and have to respect that," Lindsay said. "They have also suggested they would like Matty James back as well but it's a bit different legally and I will have to speak with David Unsworth [the caretaker manager] first. David being the tough, effervescent, confident character he is, he will deal with it."
Ferguson was sacked with Preston bottom of the Championship, five points adrift of safety.
Lindsay added: "I was hoping this would never occur but when we're approaching the new year bottom of the league and with the future of the club itself in serious jeopardy if we are relegated, there clearly had to be some soul-searching and we had to tell Darren that for the sake of the club we needed a new manager. I went to his house for the sad task of talking to him and he was very dignified."
daniel taylor story...
Sir Alex Ferguson has reacted to the sacking of his son Darren by Preston North End by recalling two of the Manchester United players who had been on loan at the club and starting a potential legal battle to make sure a third cannot play for them again.
Preston began their search for a new manager yesterday, with the club's chairman, Maurice Lindsay, praising Ferguson Jr for the "very dignified" manner in which he had accepted the news, but the United manager has reacted swiftly.
Ferguson has recalled the defender Ritchie de Laet and the striker Joshua King and has also made it clear he wants Matty James to return to Old Trafford. Both deals were not due to expire until after the Bank Holiday double-header against Derby County and Crystal Palace.
"This has come as a shock to us and a bit of a blow," the Preston chairman, Maurice Lindsay, said today. "Ritchie de Laet and Joshua King won't be available for Saturday's game [against Derby] because we got a message from Manchester United this morning to inform us that they had been summoned back immediately and, under the terms of the agreement, they can do that.
"It's a big blow for us. These are two players, young and enthusiastic, who seemed to be enjoying it at Preston, so to be told by their parent club that they can't play for us again really is sad indeed."
Darren Ferguson had won only 13 out of 49 games but his father is close friends with Preston's majority shareholder, Trevor Hemmings, through their shared love of horse racing, and is said by insiders at Old Trafford to be "furious" about the sacking.
De Laet and King were due to play against Derby County and Crystal Palace, whereas the 19-year-old James is on a season-long loan at Deepdale, where he has become an integral part of the team. All three have informed Preston they would rather stay. Instead, Ferguson has ordered them back despite being aware Preston's future is at risk if they are relegated.
"It's unfortunate [with De Laet and King] but we recognise Manchester United's legal right and have to respect that," Lindsay said. "They have also suggested they would like Matty James back as well but it's a bit different legally and I will have to speak with David Unsworth [the caretaker manager] first. David being the tough, effervescent, confident character he is, he will deal with it."
Ferguson was sacked with Preston bottom of the Championship, five points adrift of safety.
Lindsay added: "I was hoping this would never occur but when we're approaching the new year bottom of the league and with the future of the club itself in serious jeopardy if we are relegated, there clearly had to be some soul-searching and we had to tell Darren that for the sake of the club we needed a new manager. I went to his house for the sad task of talking to him and he was very dignified."
Stillsy
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The man is a wanker and his son is a shite manager