FA has asked Redknapp and Mancini to explain his criticism of the trial, while Wenger asks: "What do we do with Ferguson? Rules should be the same for everyone ..."
The addresses of managers Queens Park Rangers and Manchester City has received letters from the Football Association of England.
From Harry Redknapp and Roberto Mancini was asked to explain his harsh comments on the bill after a judge deja Boxing and chances are they will be punished for pronounced.
Redknapp's decision, the judge in the defeat by West Bromwich Albion as "scandalous" (1:2), while Mancini has accused the judges did not want to be a foul against Pablo Zabaleta just before Adam Johnson's goal for Sunderland victory of 1:0."Maybe the judge ate too much at Christmas," said Mancini, claiming that it is impossible that the two men did not see a foul against Zabaleta.
It will be interesting how the letter (and will do) get mendažer Manchester United's Alex Ferguson, who was literally verbally raging judge during halftime of the game with Newcastle United. At that time, his team was losing 1-2, and finally managed to win 4-3 in injury time goal.
Ferguson returned from the locker room chasing first chief judge, and went to the assistant, had filled his face and asked for an explanation for the error in Newcastle's second goal, namely Johnny Evans' own goals.The judge did not rule Din Mike Ferguson for a theatrical verbal statement.
Newcastle's Alan Pardew menager condemned Ferguson's behavior after the match, and later sent him the message that he called a hypocrite and Newcastle "where someone left the club." For Ferguson's behavior and asked his great rival, the head of the profession Arsenal, Arsene Wenger.
Wenger and Ferguson are pretty cool relationships and do not hesitate to criticize one another. "Why would the judge feared Ferguson? Must ask them if so, but it seems to me such an impression shared by many across the country.
Rules and there is pretty easy to tell if they are being respected or not. Judges must respond to such behavior. They are professionals and have to sanction it ..., "said the Frenchman, pointing to the fact that managers are punished for far less gaffes than Ferguson. Otherwise, Dean Wenger away from "Old Trafford" 2009. year as he angrily kicked a bottle of water
."The referee made a mistake, but that does not entitle Ferguson to act as he acted. Should have been punished. It will first look to the other. Rules are rules and they should be the same for all of us. Watching the Premier League around the world and this is a bad example. Would you be so behave? Nope.
From Harry Redknapp and Roberto Mancini was asked to explain his harsh comments on the bill after a judge deja Boxing and chances are they will be punished for pronounced.
Redknapp's decision, the judge in the defeat by West Bromwich Albion as "scandalous" (1:2), while Mancini has accused the judges did not want to be a foul against Pablo Zabaleta just before Adam Johnson's goal for Sunderland victory of 1:0."Maybe the judge ate too much at Christmas," said Mancini, claiming that it is impossible that the two men did not see a foul against Zabaleta.
It will be interesting how the letter (and will do) get mendažer Manchester United's Alex Ferguson, who was literally verbally raging judge during halftime of the game with Newcastle United. At that time, his team was losing 1-2, and finally managed to win 4-3 in injury time goal.
Ferguson returned from the locker room chasing first chief judge, and went to the assistant, had filled his face and asked for an explanation for the error in Newcastle's second goal, namely Johnny Evans' own goals.The judge did not rule Din Mike Ferguson for a theatrical verbal statement.
Newcastle's Alan Pardew menager condemned Ferguson's behavior after the match, and later sent him the message that he called a hypocrite and Newcastle "where someone left the club." For Ferguson's behavior and asked his great rival, the head of the profession Arsenal, Arsene Wenger.
Wenger and Ferguson are pretty cool relationships and do not hesitate to criticize one another. "Why would the judge feared Ferguson? Must ask them if so, but it seems to me such an impression shared by many across the country.
Rules and there is pretty easy to tell if they are being respected or not. Judges must respond to such behavior. They are professionals and have to sanction it ..., "said the Frenchman, pointing to the fact that managers are punished for far less gaffes than Ferguson. Otherwise, Dean Wenger away from "Old Trafford" 2009. year as he angrily kicked a bottle of water
."The referee made a mistake, but that does not entitle Ferguson to act as he acted. Should have been punished. It will first look to the other. Rules are rules and they should be the same for all of us. Watching the Premier League around the world and this is a bad example. Would you be so behave? Nope.
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