Below are a few lists of controversies Fergie was
involved in with referees and players:
Players
Throughout Fergie's 29 years as a manager in
Manchester United, the luminary icon was involved in many controversies with
his own players and referees. He was involved in an argument with a former
Manchester United player, David Beckham where Furious Fergie alleged kicked a football
boot in his face. This happened over the assumption of Beckham's favour on the
opposing team.
Beckham's cut above his left eye after the football
boot struck his eyes.
Referees
The above picture depicts how Fergie was punished
by his transgressions. He was fined with a sum after his provoking insults
towards the referees as he wasn't pleased with their executions on his players.
The uncontrollable Fergie then 'stood-out' for his players and defended
them.
How could Fergie dealt with that situations
differently?
It is evident that all managers will get out of control
when they see no players were are at fault and the referee just flash out a
card at them. Referees are there to control the game and to see that no rules
were broken. They seek justice for the other team when the opposing team broke
the rules.
Ferguson must learn a way to curb his temper.
What's done cannot be undone; whether or not a referee made a mistake, Ferguson
must learn to accept reality. Sometimes the referee might make a mistake and might cause the other team a penalty kick. Times like these are crucial as a
penalty kick are often an easy ticket to win a match.
References: "Controversies of Sir Alex Ferguson" Beckham forgives Ferguson. 19th February 2003, 5th October 2013. BBC Sport. Web. 19th February 2003. <Beckham forgives Ferguson - BBC>
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