KopTalk.com Forums Football Liverpool FC Forum Should Jonjo Shelvey have apologized to Ferguson?

IMO if that old C rag was crying to have him sent off I think Jonjo had every right to tell him to F off. Bacon face crying and Evans faking injury are what got him sent off so I would not have apologized.

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Ferguson shouldn't have got involved, but the media always act like the sun shines out of Fergie's arse. Shelvey shouldn't have reacted as he did but I understand his anger.

Had Shelvey been giving out to the ref trying to get a ManUre player sent off and Fergie abused Shelvey for it, the media would have been focusing on the bad nature of Shelvey trying to get a fellow pro sent off and would say nothing about Fergie abusing Shelvey.

This is just the way it is, the media are afraid to criticise Ferguson. Anyway, I'm glad Shelvey apologised because I'd rather not see a saga and more bad blood between the clubs.

Jonjo apologised because he obviously felt that he should and Fergie accepted.

End of the story really.

A mature outcome for once that should be welcomed.

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i dont see why he should apologise. didnt do anything wrong. not really that bothered that he has

This whole argument about trying to get players sent off.........I don't see what the problem is. If an infringement has been commited that deserves a red card then why is it wrong to ask for the rules to be executed correctly?

And another thing, how come people don't sing in the accents that they speak in? I reckon they're just puttin it on but forget to do it when music is playing.

Did KK apologize to Wenger for telling him to Pizz off? There should be some bad blood between the two teams and a little in every game, why else play it then? I dont want every match to be a friendly.Whats he to say? "Im sorry Sir Alex that you cried and used your massive influence combined with your sissy players play acting got me sent off and suspended for 3 games". Does Shelvey lose pay for those games? I know in the States he would.

There's enough bad blood to go around as there is, I think. Ferguson is an absolute [oops], in my opinion, but I think Shelvey was right to apologise, as a mark of respect to someone who's done as much as Ferguson has in the game - like him or loathe him, he deserves a certain amount of respect.

Sometimes i find it hard to believe you support Liverpool.