标题: 弗格森逃过起诉Ferguson to escape charge after his ref rant [打印本页] 作者: 斑丝妮 时间: 2007-11-10 15:53 标题: 弗格森逃过起诉Ferguson to escape charge after his ref rant
Last updated at 20:37pm on 9th November 2007 & Z8 U* L7 D- ^( R/ k专业曼联球迷网站,曼联球迷的地盘,为广大球迷提供最新曼联新闻与视频资源. - K4 n/ m: {' J - 专业·专注·曼联中文网站 ! P4 V7 u6 V$ b; ~/ h专业曼联球迷网站,曼联球迷的地盘,为广大球迷提供最新曼联新闻与视频资源.Sir Alex Ferguson will not be charged by the FA for suggesting that referee Howard Webb favoured Arsenal in last weekend's 2-2 draw with Manchester United at the Emirates Stadium. ) J! ~2 N9 V4 q曼联,曼联BT,曼联在线视频,曼联图片,曼联新闻,曼联论坛Disciplinary chiefs have been studying Ferguson's remarks after calling for a transcript of an interview that appeared on United's in-house MUTV station. # g$ x y) R( r% j0 b2 ]曼联,曼联BT,曼联在线视频,曼联图片,曼联新闻,曼联论坛But it is understood that officials at Soho Square decided there was not enough evidence to charge the United manager as it could not be proved that Ferguson was suggesting that Webb had been deliberately biased. 曼联,曼联BT,曼联在线视频,曼联图片,曼联新闻,曼联论坛. \# d5 E7 Z! G, ?6 e4 @
The FA have privately acknowledged for some time that Ferguson has a knack for taking his comments to the wire without quite crossing into actionable territory. Last night former referee and Sportsmail columnist Graham Poll said: 'I'm not surprised and I say that because the FA have a habit of punishing the small clubs and not the big ones. This is just dispiriting for referees. Of course, it is. 'If managers say a referee was rubbish or that he gave a penalty that wasn't the referees haven't got a problem with that. , }/ W9 y. n7 ?9 j2 E3 ?
'But if a manager says “he favoured the other team”, then that is where the integrity of referees is being called into question and it must be defended vigorously. 'This is not about Sir Alex Ferguson. It is about the FA. That is where the problem lies.' By common consent, Webb had an excellent game last weekend and has been praised for his performance — in contrast to the recent display by Mark Clattenburg that led to similar accusations by David Moyes after Everton's defeat to Liverpool. 5 i- J- l' g, T5 T7 EWhile Moyes, too, is expected to be let off even though that file has not been officially closed, the FA had a stronger case against Ferguson — who said Webb 'favoured Arsenal at times' — because the referee could hardly be faulted. - 专业·专注·曼联中文网站% B1 ]0 i2 \) x: P7 x% D
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