Look, my problem is with the officiating which is so bad it is disgusting, not Man Utd.

My posts contain my own opinions, which I am capable of expressing without the need for childish language, your posts so far contain nothing more than insults.

NO

didnt you accuse united/ferguson of influencing officials?

He does and the officials allow him to do so.

Referees are petrified of giving a bad decision against Utd at Old Trafford. This is the officials problem, I don't blame Ferguson. At the end of the day, a manager will get away with whatever he is allowed to.

I've got to give you alot of credit to be fair, you usually go into hiding for a while after your teams get rinsed.

uefa cup to bottom half in a matter of weeks

Congratulations, thats a full post without foul language in there. You have missed an earlier post containing unnecessary language on here but I suppose you can't have it all.

The referee 'rinsed' Tottenham yesterday, nobody else. The game was dead before the penalty with Utd going nowhere after being outplayed and frankly shown up defensively at home.

sevilla-r.madrid just kicked off. fully expect madrid to come away with the 3 points. would be nice to see them actually play some football, here's hoping.

I agree that the penalty was dubious to say the least but Spurs still conceded 4 very preventable goals.

and moyes played riley like a piano at united expense last week , go on.

I'm inclined to agree.

It has to be put into the correct context though. The affect that decision had on Spurs was clear. Prior to that Utd had only worried Spurs from set plays with Ronaldo, after that from the highlights I saw, we were ripped open everywhere. It was a disgrace frankly.

I have posted earlier on here that I honestly felt the game was there for Spurs to win by more goals but always cautious in the fact that we had to make sure Utd didn't get one first and they didn't look like doing so. Once the official gave them that penalty it was obvious from the reaction of the Spurs players, Utd players and the crowd what was coming (which was why I turned it over). It left me with a sense of corruption and unfairness, which was a pity because we more than equalled the best side in the land for an hour on their own turf (as we have done everytime we've played them this year tbh).

This may all seem like sour grapes and in a sense it may well be but there have to question marks about the fairness of the sport with that, it is too coincidental with yesterday and Mendes' goal not given a couple of years back. It needs sorting IMO.