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Anybody see Bacon face spit his dummy last night when Kelly asked him if he had a selection problem now in goal for Sunday his reaction ! "I don't know why you ask these questions, you're just looking for stupid little things." She only asked if the terrific display of keeper Anders Lindegaard might make him start now and even better when he has snapped She replied with it was a compliment on the display from Lindegaard .

I didnt see it but it doesnt surprise me,hes a nasty,horrible,little being,always has been always will be,no class!

Whats Martin Kelly doing interviewing Fergie?

1+ Respect what he has done for the game but he is a vile person. Really despise him.

who's kelly?

kelly dalglish.kennys daughter and sky sports presenter.
i saw the interview and didnt realise it was her.tbf to fergie i think he was correct.it was a c l game and she was bringing up prem games.i think she was being too clever and fergie put her in her place realy.obviously he knew who she was.also he looked a bit peeved being interviewed by a woman...they are uselesss at interviewing and debating football.same with that one on bbc.
saw it was her just now on news and realy it was a silly cheap shot from her.

Keep your sexist remarks to yourself.

How was it a cheap shot ? valid question De gea has looked dodgy and that other lad had a cracking game more than a valid question ask Anders Lindegaard who should start next game after his performance and I think she is pretty good female or not Fergie was being a bully as per normal it was a perfectly good question and as She said was a compliment Anders Lindegaard.

Agreed,Fergie knew right well who she was and thats why he answered like that,if it was Shreeves he would have been all over him.

Agreed Wakka ! Shreeves dunt halv give em it and that's what a good Journo should do ask question we would want to ask or are thinking what about bringing all his loan players back when somebody sacks his son Darren ? Is that good behaviour