The "Chris appalling" part was funny but the suggestion they can become the finest centre halves in the premier league was what really got me laughing!
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Former Premier League referee Graham Poll admits to feeling "sense of relief" when Man United won
- last updated Fri 10 Jan 2014
Former Premier League referee Graham Poll admits he used to feel "a sense of relief" when Man United played well in and won games he officiated.
Writing in his Daily Mail column, Poll said:
"I would concede there was a sense of relief when United played well and won, particularly at Old Trafford.
"I knew if they didn't win there was every chance of seeing and, more importantly, hearing Ferguson and reading his comments about me in the papers the next day.
"All referees knew that Fergie's standing in the game - and the fact that he was at the biggest club - meant that when he unleashed the hairdryer on a referee there were inevitable headlines."
Poll also suggested David Moyes has to accept he cannot enjoy anything like the same intimidating effect he believes Sir Alex Ferguson enjoyed for many years.
"I fear another defeat for Moyes," he said.
"[Moyes] must accept that he does not have the same intimidating presence as his predecessor had."Comment
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Incredible.
Trey Nyoni: countdown to stardom-2 years1year0.5 yearsComment
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Impartial my ****ing arse.Comment
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"I knew if they didn't win there was every chance of seeing and, more importantly, hearing Ferguson and reading his comments about me in the papers the next day.
"All referees knew that Fergie's standing in the game - and the fact that he was at the biggest club - meant that when he unleashed the hairdryer on a referee there were inevitable headlines."
Poll also suggested David Moyes has to accept he cannot enjoy anything like the same intimidating effect he believes Sir Alex Ferguson enjoyed for many years.
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Not really surprising, we all knew as much. Fergie retiring was the best thing to happen to this league, although that vile cunt from Chelski will take over his mantle if he hangs around long enough.Brandt - Keita - Van Dijk - SessegnonComment
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Thats still not proof for the united fans who still think they had zero help from referees all that time. The worst thing that could happen is if ferguson does come back and all the media treat him as the second coming and all the refs start letting them win. He'll be thought of as god.Comment
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Haha - check the picture the bbc are using for the Utd/swansea game :
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come on swansea.removing all the weak links makes us stronger
too many gutless players, no beef or desire. pussies everywhere... sack them all.Comment
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**** sake.Former Premier League referee Graham Poll admits to feeling "sense of relief" when Man United won
- last updated Fri 10 Jan 2014
Former Premier League referee Graham Poll admits he used to feel "a sense of relief" when Man United played well in and won games he officiated.
Writing in his Daily Mail column, Poll said:
"I would concede there was a sense of relief when United played well and won, particularly at Old Trafford.
"I knew if they didn't win there was every chance of seeing and, more importantly, hearing Ferguson and reading his comments about me in the papers the next day.
"All referees knew that Fergie's standing in the game - and the fact that he was at the biggest club - meant that when he unleashed the hairdryer on a referee there were inevitable headlines."
Poll also suggested David Moyes has to accept he cannot enjoy anything like the same intimidating effect he believes Sir Alex Ferguson enjoyed for many years.
"I fear another defeat for Moyes," he said.
"[Moyes] must accept that he does not have the same intimidating presence as his predecessor had."3rd place. Worst champions ever.
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That is utterly disgraceful.Comment
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Someone needs to get rough with that little Januzaj ****. He looks like a poorly Stephen Hawkins ffsComment
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What I just said in the match thread Norbs.3rd place. Worst champions ever.Comment
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So either Chris Woods or Steve Rounds was the source for that oneI make no apologies, this is meComment
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