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by **maypaxvobiscum** » Fri Aug 24, 2007 11:40 am

Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed Manchester United are investigating Liverpool over the Anfield outfit's conduct in the Gabriel Heinze affair.

Heinze has now left Old Trafford for Real Madrid - but only after a protracted attempt to join Liverpool, which saw the Argentina defender take his case to the Premier League this week.

A three-man panel eventually dismissed Heinze's argument that a letter signed by Red Devils chief executive David Gill - citing a fee at which a deal could be done - constituted an agreement to sell.

Liverpool boss Rafael Benitez was flabbergasted at the verdict, claiming he had been '100% certain' Heinze would end up at Anfield.

Ferguson labelled Benitez's remarks 'churlish', then confirmed Gill is leading an inquiry into the way Liverpool have acted.

'We are looking at Liverpool's whole role in this,' he said.

'We are not letting them off with it. That is what we are investigating.'

Asked whether he was alleging Liverpool had `tapped up' Heinze, Ferguson replied: 'We will see how it comes out. David Gill is working on that at the moment. We will get to the bottom of it.'

Ferguson was always confident the Premier League would back United's stance of not selling to Liverpool, or any of their major domestic rivals.

He was quick to hit back at Benitez's jibe that United enjoy favouritism in the drafting of the fixture list.

'It is disappointing stuff,' said Ferguson.

'He talks about the fixtures. He should have seen our fixtures over over the last two or three seasons.

'There was never any chance of Liverpool winning that case, so Rafa clearly did not read the Premier League rules. It is just churlish.'

by **Sabre** » Fri Aug 24, 2007 11:47 am

'He talks about the fixtures. He should have seen our fixtures over over the last two or three seasons.

Yeh right. As you can see, he wastes no time in defending his corner.

Since the league hasn't given a proper answer, and he hasn't a proper answer neither, he chooses to throw shíte on LFC. Not a surprise really.

Anyway, I can't see his point. Anybody explain? The role of Liverpool was no other than trying to sign up a player that wanted to leave his club, and based on a fee.

Rafa's only fault is to give trust to a paper signed by a Manc, now we know you can't rely on their words, and neither in their papers. What is his point about us?

by **LFC1982** » Fri Aug 24, 2007 11:49 am

What an absolute nob that ren nosed :censored:

is!!! Fuming with reading that, everyone in the football world was made aware by Heinze's agent that he could leave for a set fee believed to be £6.8m, and he had a letter stating that. How can offering that release fee for the player and the player then going off his tits at the the chance to better himself by playing for a bigger team been turned down cos they're now scared of us be seen as tapping up???

Raging....... :angry:

by **maypaxvobiscum** » Fri Aug 24, 2007 11:56 am

maypaxvobiscum wrote:Ferguson was always confident the Premier League would back United's stance of not selling to Liverpool, or any of their major domestic rivals.

isnt that a hint that the FA are bias to those c*nts? i didnt know there was a rule that this particular club cant sell to another. he is just a bitter old man.

by **LFC1982** » Fri Aug 24, 2007 12:02 pm

maypaxvobiscum wrote:
maypaxvobiscum wrote:Ferguson was always confident the Premier League would back United's stance of not selling to Liverpool, or any of their major domestic rivals.

isnt that a hint that the FA are bias to those c*nts? i didnt know there was a rule that this particular club cant sell to another. he is just a bitter old man.

Of course it is, hope he gets hit by a bus!!!

by **Bad Bob** » Fri Aug 24, 2007 12:09 pm

This whole saga has provided that extra bit of motivation the lads need to have a proper go at the Mancs and the title this season. We've had a fractious relationship with Chelsea in the Mourinho years and that has spurred us on, I think, to some key victories on the pitch (Rafa, no doubt, has posted a few of Jose's choicest comments on the wall for the lads to read before kick off). Perhaps, though, we've shown United too much respect in the past. Now, with Ferguson acting the c.unt and Gill "investigating" a perfectly legitimate approach, we have the motivation needed to keep that shower of b.astards right where they belong...below us in the table. :cool:

by **MightyLFC** » Fri Aug 24, 2007 12:27 pm

Manc

by **Roger Red Hat** » Fri Aug 24, 2007 1:30 pm

theres a manc fan in my office wondering why I've just put him on his ar$e. he said the wrong thing at the wrong time. :angry:

by **MightyLFC** » Fri Aug 24, 2007 1:33 pm

What was that ?

by **RUSHIE#9** » Fri Aug 24, 2007 1:39 pm

The mancs have got the outcome they wanted from this whole saga and instead of just having the satisfaction of winning that case they've gotta have more.

The one way to look at it really is that they are starting to feel threatened by us. Ol' Whisky Nose is getting on a bit now, they really got lucky last season to win the title with a one man team and to be honest the future don't really look too rosie for 'em.

SO FUCK 'EM!! :buttrock

by **Anfield rapper** » Fri Aug 24, 2007 1:41 pm

The day i give a flying f*ck what he thinks is the day i need to be admitted to the loony bin.

by **LFC1982** » Fri Aug 24, 2007 1:43 pm

Hope spurs stick it right up them, bottom 3 for those manc nobs

by **red37** » Fri Aug 24, 2007 2:17 pm

The corned beef faced c*nts got a right cob on with Liverpool climbing back up on their perch...not be long now! :cool:

by **AB's Red Army** » Fri Aug 24, 2007 2:28 pm

It wasn't United who ''knocked us off their fecking perch'', it was Arsenal. They were the ones that prevented us from winning the title at Anfield, and we had won it the year before.

by **LegBarnes** » Fri Aug 24, 2007 4:23 pm

Bad Bob wrote:This whole saga has provided that extra bit of motivation the lads need to have a proper go at the Mancs and the title this season. We've had a fractious relationship with Chelsea in the Mourinho years and that has spurred us on, I think, to some key victories on the pitch (Rafa, no doubt, has posted a few of Jose's choicest comments on the wall for the lads to read before kick off). Perhaps, though, we've shown United too much respect in the past. Now, with Ferguson acting the c.unt and Gill "investigating" a perfectly legitimate approach, we have the motivation needed to keep that shower of b.astards right where they belong...below us in the table.

yeah bob same way i am looking at it i hope it drives the players on it the big games and they dont let there gaurd down vs the lesser teams in league.

I cant find words to exsplain how i feel about mankwankyclub at the moment so i wont say any thing . :veryangry

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