Man Utd boss Ferguson questions Hull dismissal of Brown
Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson was disappointed to see Phil Brown sacked at Hull City this week.
Ferguson says the expectations at Hull are unrealistic.
"The word sympathy is a bit strong," he said. "You feel for any manager who doesn't do well.
"Phil Brown was sacked during the week. Yet given the players and potential of his team, I am not sure anyone expected that Hull would be in anything other than a dog-fight this season.
"It happens every season. It is not something new."
Related Stories
-
May 30 Man Utd hero Macari warns fans not to expect too much from Crewe whiz Powell
-
May 29 What the stars say about new Chelsea mega bucks signing Eden Hazard
-
May 29 Why Man Utd, Barcelona are red hot for Bayern Munich starlet David Alaba
-
May 29 Man Utd to deliver opening bid for Crewe youngster Powell
-
May 29 Hazard rejected Man Utd No7 shirt to join Chelsea
Popular Stories
-
May 30 Hazard suddenly silent: Chelsea? Er, no speaky English ...
-
May 30 Guardiola wants face-to-face sit-down with Chelsea owner Abramovich
-
May 30 Man Utd prepare new pitch for €36M Inter Milan ace Sneijder
-
May 29 Hazard rejected Man Utd No7 shirt to join Chelsea
-
May 29 What the stars say about new Chelsea mega bucks signing Eden Hazard
Comments (2)
doesn't change the fact that he's the manager who decided to play the youngsters. they could have easily turned out crap or get moved on. he is a bit of an idiot, but he makes a good point here. what the hell are hull expecting? over-ambitious just like newcastle were/are and their manager sackings landed them in the championship.
When we want your opinions fergie well give them to you.... i seem to remember you being 1 game away from the sack then the youngsters came through who werent of your doing...very lucky for someone permanently sozzled on red wine..hic
Post new comment