HATCHET MAN: Come clean Sir Alex: It was cowardice, not anger, that made you dodge the Sky TV camera

16 March 2009 09:57
Did anyone else notice that Sir Alex Ferguson failed to give a post-match interview on Saturday? [LNB]No? You mean you weren't sitting at home saying 'My day has been spoiled  because I couldn't hear the wise words of the Manchester United[LNB]manager'? [LNB]After the fantastic spectacle of Liverpool [LNB]thrashing the Premier League's best  team in their own backyard it might have been nice to see Ferguson bristle and bat away the embarrassment, but it was hardly essential.[LNB] [LNB]I can't get to the Press room - I'm boxed in: Sir Alex seeks sanctuary with United fans[LNB]The interest in Liverpool-United games is on the pitch and ducking a post-match  television commitment after losing just made Ferguson look like he had bottled  it.[LNB]Apparently the reason was more anger than cowardice, the United manager showing  how childish he can still be by lumping the blame on Sky for his team having to play at Saturday lunchtime.[LNB]Never mind the fact that police input apparently held sway in deciding the timing, or that the broadcaster has just taken the lion's share of another £1.7billion rights deal to show Premier League action.[LNB]   More from Hatchet Man... HATCHET MAN: Unhappy fans should target O'Neill, the real Villan of the piece, not burned-out Agbonlahor [LNB]16/03/09 HATCHET MAN: Two goals in two matches hardly makes shin-digger Essien prolific - he's only got 16 in 148 games for Chelsea[LNB]16/03/09 HATCHET MAN: He's cost City £800,000 a goal and travels worse than cheese in a spacesuit - happy 29th week of fleecing City, Mr Robinho[LNB]16/03/09 HATCHET MAN: Robinson's attack on his West Brom team-mates is more ill-timed than brave[LNB]13/03/09 HATCHET MAN: Owen's return at Newcastle is nothing more than a 'massive' anti-climax[LNB]13/03/09 HATCHET MAN: Dancing fiend: Wright-Phillips goal celebration was more like an Abba routine[LNB]13/03/09 HATCHET MAN: Arsenal's narrow victory in Rome doesn't mean their problems are ancient history[LNB]13/03/09 HATCHET MAN: Rooney may live to regret his hate-filled outburst ahead of Liverpool clash[LNB]13/03/09 VIEW FULL ARCHIVE[LNB] Ferguson thought someone had been given an advantage and because, for once, it  wasn't United he threw his toys out.[LNB]We should probably be grateful we didn't have to witness it.[LNB] [LNB]  

Source: Daily_Mail