Fair enough, your posting is very offensive to read as well. Cry baby,

wonder if wigan athletic fans are still chirping on about european football at the jjb next year

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.

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.

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.

I think Webb's decision to award the pen was totally wrong.

But it's not as wrong as SS's whining about corruption based on two dodgy reffing decisions.

Fairness? Once again, I point out the penalty United should've had against Everton in the FA Cup semi final. Where you whinging about corruption in football then? No, you weren't, because it didn't affect you or your team.

Everybody gets bad decisions given against them across the entirety of a season. It's not right, but it happens, mainly due to human error, not blatant corruption as you've suggested. Because these decisions do even themselves out, they cannot have a major influence on the final table. Championships are not won and lost by officials. European places are not won and lost by officials. Clubs are not relegated by officials. These things happen because of how a club plays over the course of the season. The majority of people can see this and do not whinge like babies when something goes against them, because they know that they've had decisions go for them at other times. However, because they're not always high profile decisions, they slip under the radar of conspiracy theorists such as yourself.

It's just a shame those who took charge of our loss to Porto in 2004 wasn't as influenced by Fergie, Old Trafford and his general surroundings as you reckon they should have been. Scholes may never have been given offside when he was stood behind the defender. But, at the end of the day, over the two legs we weren't good enough to win. That cost us, nothing more. Therein lies the difference between your ramblings and the observations of a sane person.

Anyway, I've had enough now, bring on Arsenal on Wednesday.