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Why don't we scream?

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onlyme

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Gareth Bale got a yellow card for diving against Sunderland when it should have been a penalty.
Our manager was a toff as usual and hardly caused a ripple when complaining.
Fergie would have screamed the gaff down.
A decision here or there means the difference between ECL or Europa League.
 
Gutter Boy said:
Because we have dignity and integrity. Two things that make us better than other clubs.
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Unfortunately Ossie is correct - read dignity and integrity with 'politeness'. We can act with dignity and integrity but if we are recieving the same - which we are clearly not.

Decisions cost money and cost us players.
 
onlyme said:
Gareth Bale got a yellow card for diving against Sunderland when it should have been a penalty.
Our manager was a toff as usual and hardly caused a ripple when complaining.
Fergie would have screamed the gaff down.
A decision here or there means the difference between ECL or Europa League.
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Did you watch the game?

AVB went absolutely bat brick crazy.

And the fans were booing and screaming at the ref for a good 15 minutes.
 
What good is complaining afterwards? Mark Hughes is the type of manager who moans about decisions even when his teams have won, would anyone like to be like that? I definitely wouldn't

Fergie complained and something changed because he had 20 years of clout with the authorities, AVB doesn't
 
Actually, there is a point I'd like to raise is about FA fines. Where does the money a manager is fined for speaking out against a referee go?

I'd like to see someone refuse to pay until they receive a public apology from a ref, or say they will give the money to a charity instead of the FA
 
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