Many Are Called. Few Succeed. Manchester United: Beyond the Promised Land

Does FA stand for F*ckin A*sholes?

Guess its pretty much as blatant as it gets now. One rule for United and one rule for the rest of the premiership. The three-match ban to be implied upon Rooney and Scholesy epitomises all that is wrong with the FA.

Wayne Rooney's sending off in the Amsterdam Tournament was an overreaction by the referee based on Pepe's theatrics and the referee's personal recollection of Rooney's conduct history. The referee further failed to reverse his overreaction when viewing video evidence, and subsequently withheld his action. It takes a big man to admit his mistake, which many referees will not do.

The FA once again had a chance to reverse trend and set precendence. But no the fuckin FA choose to mantain their double standards when dealing with United as they've done on countless occasions in the past. 2 Liverpool players, who similary recieved red cards in the same preseason tournament, the Amsterdam Tourney, 3 years ago, Steven Gerrard and Neil Mellor did not receive suspensions. And we're supposed to believe there is no prejudice within the FA. Sheesh.

Paul Scholes should never have received a straight red in the same match. The tackle was worthy of a second yellow, which carries a 1 match ban for dismissal, which was served in the second match of the tournament. To add an additional 3 match ban is fuckin ludicrous. I could understand a 1 match ban, but for the love of god, a match ban, thats pushing the limit. Cunts.

I sure hope Sir Alex withdraws all United players from the upcoming England friendlies and Euro 2008 qualifiers. That'll teach the damn cunts. This is definitely gonna bring all the United fans together, especially in support of Ronnie. Its 98 all over again. Its us against the rest.

Tackled By The Red Devil at 7:44 PM,
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