[idi banashapan]

makes a change for some decisions NOT to go all in favour of Man U. I think that's SAF's problem. He's so used to being the big boy in the playground and getting his way on 99% of refereeing decisions. Maybe it will be good for him to see what it's like being on the other end of it, like most of his opponents week in week out. Let's face it, we all know what he's like when it comes to throwing toys out the pram. He only kicks up a major stink if it was detrimental to Man U's most recent loss / non-win. I never hear him champion anyone else's cause when a decision doesn't go their way. His aim, although shrouded in the veil of equality, is actually to have a little paddy coz he lost. so he didn't get a penalty shout... can anyone honestly say teams have never been denied that grace when playing AGAINST united? and did he (SAF) stand up and say "oh, that's not fair"... no.

shut up Alex - you lose.