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its all David Bernstein doing, he want Rooney to miss the City game.
How are we going to get back at the FA for this then? I suppose the possibilities range from refusing to do any media for the semi-final (seems very likely) to deliberately playing the reserves (seems rather unlikely). We'll definitely be fecking around with the semi in some way.
Who the feck is Harry Redknapp coming out and having an opinion?
He said that he had not seen what Rooney did, but read the reports and then goes on for a minute how stupid he and other footballers are.
'Arry has got a fecking nerve.Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has slammed Wayne Rooney for the foul-mouthed rant that has landed the Manchester United man an FA charge.
The FA announced on Monday afternoon that Rooney has been charged with "use of offensive, insulting and/or abusive language" following his expletive-ridden celebration at West Ham on Saturday.
The England striker issued an apology after the Red Devils' 4-2 win, but that may not have been enough to save him from a ban that could see him ruled out of United's FA Cup semi-final against Manchester City in two weeks' time.
Redknapp joined the long line of pundits and ex-officials who condemned the rant tonight, insisting that the 25-year-old deserved to be charged.
"I haven't heard what he said as I was driving back from Wigan but I've read what's been reported in the papers," Redknapp said at a press conference ahead of Spurs' game against Real Madrid.
"I don't know why he did that. I don't remember Bobby Charlton doing that when he used to smack goals into the top corner from 35 yards.
"Why do these young players have to be so angry with the world? I don't know why. They are getting hundreds of thousands of pounds a week.
"I respect him (Rooney) as a player but he is a silly boy for what he did and he shouldn't have done it."
....what an idiot."I haven't heard what he said as I was driving back from Wigan but I've read what's been reported in the papers," Redknapp said
Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has slammed Wayne Rooney for the foul-mouthed rant that has landed the Manchester United man an FA charge.
The FA announced on Monday afternoon that Rooney has been charged with "use of offensive, insulting and/or abusive language" following his expletive-ridden celebration at West Ham on Saturday.
The England striker issued an apology after the Red Devils' 4-2 win, but that may not have been enough to save him from a ban that could see him ruled out of United's FA Cup semi-final against Manchester City in two weeks' time.
Redknapp joined the long line of pundits and ex-officials who condemned the rant tonight, insisting that the 25-year-old deserved to be charged.
"I haven't heard what he said as I was driving back from Wigan but I've read what's been reported in the papers," Redknapp said at a press conference ahead of Spurs' game against Real Madrid.
"I don't know why he did that. I don't remember Bobby Charlton doing that when he used to smack goals into the top corner from 35 yards.
"Why do these young players have to be so angry with the world? I don't know why. They are getting hundreds of thousands of pounds a week.
"I respect him (Rooney) as a player but he is a silly boy for what he did and he shouldn't have done it."
Paddy Crerand on @theFAdotcom "We are run by idiots at every level"
Probably not.Accept the charge and the fine that comes with it, but appeal the joke of a ban. But why is the hearing on wednesday? Do the FA know we have an important game that night, and Rooney will lose focus just to get to fecking FA?
Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has slammed Wayne Rooney for the foul-mouthed rant that has landed the Manchester United man an FA charge.
The FA announced on Monday afternoon that Rooney has been charged with "use of offensive, insulting and/or abusive language" following his expletive-ridden celebration at West Ham on Saturday.
The England striker issued an apology after the Red Devils' 4-2 win, but that may not have been enough to save him from a ban that could see him ruled out of United's FA Cup semi-final against Manchester City in two weeks' time.
Redknapp joined the long line of pundits and ex-officials who condemned the rant tonight, insisting that the 25-year-old deserved to be charged.
"I haven't heard what he said as I was driving back from Wigan but I've read what's been reported in the papers," Redknapp said at a press conference ahead of Spurs' game against Real Madrid.
"I don't know why he did that. I don't remember Bobby Charlton doing that when he used to smack goals into the top corner from 35 yards.
"Why do these young players have to be so angry with the world? I don't know why. They are getting hundreds of thousands of pounds a week.
"I respect him (Rooney) as a player but he is a silly boy for what he did and he shouldn't have done it."
The chairman of the PFA basically just hung him out to dry, didn't someone say earlier they were behind him?
I bet that Bernstein had something to do with the ban, wasn't he the chairman at Shitty!!!
The chairman of the PFA basically just hung him out to dry, didn't someone say earlier they were behind him?
Then he should have had more sense than to comment on it."I haven't heard what he said as I was driving back from Wigan but I've read what's been reported in the papers," Redknapp said at a press conference ahead of Spurs' game against Real Madrid
Stan Collymore- "I've scored last minute winners, but I didn't resort to using the F-word."
No, you are THE perfect example of how to control your emotions. feck off prick.
Stan Collymore- "I've scored last minute winners, but I didn't resort to using the F-word."
No, you are THE perfect example of how to control your emotions. feck off prick.
fecking wheeler dealer twat. Hope you land in jail.
* not you Kelvin.
Stan Collymore- "I've scored last minute winners, but I didn't resort to using the F-word."
No, you are THE perfect example of how to control your emotions. feck off prick.
Stan Collymore- "I've scored last minute winners, but I didn't resort to using the F-word."
No, you are THE perfect example of how to control your emotions. feck off prick.
Tottenham manager Harry Redknapp has slammed Wayne Rooney for the foul-mouthed rant that has landed the Manchester United man an FA charge.
The FA announced on Monday afternoon that Rooney has been charged with "use of offensive, insulting and/or abusive language" following his expletive-ridden celebration at West Ham on Saturday.
The England striker issued an apology after the Red Devils' 4-2 win, but that may not have been enough to save him from a ban that could see him ruled out of United's FA Cup semi-final against Manchester City in two weeks' time.
Redknapp joined the long line of pundits and ex-officials who condemned the rant tonight, insisting that the 25-year-old deserved to be charged.
"I haven't heard what he said as I was driving back from Wigan but I've read what's been reported in the papers," Redknapp said at a press conference ahead of Spurs' game against Real Madrid.
"I don't know why he did that. I don't remember Bobby Charlton doing that when he used to smack goals into the top corner from 35 yards.
"Why do these young players have to be so angry with the world? I don't know why. They are getting hundreds of thousands of pounds a week.
"I respect him (Rooney) as a player but he is a silly boy for what he did and he shouldn't have done it."
"Harry Redknapp hates being hit by a football"
He went home and beat up his missus instead. Prick.
Stan Collymore- "I've scored last minute winners, but I didn't resort to using the F-word."
No, you are THE perfect example of how to control your emotions. feck off prick.