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Sir Alex Ferguson believes it will be "very embarrassing" for Tottenham if they decide to carry out their threat to report Manchester United to the Premier League.

 

Chairman Daniel Levy is furious at United for what he sees as the very public courting of striker Dimitar Berbatov.

 

However Old Trafford boss Ferguson maintains he never mentioned anyone by name when he revealed they had tabled a bid for a player.

 

Ferguson claims his remarks were misreported by a national newspaper and that United may now bring in their legal team.

 

Speaking after the 1-1 draw against Kaizer Chiefs in the Vodacom Challenge in South Africa, he said: "It is going to be very embarrassing for them (Tottenham).

 

"But you know what Daniel Levy is like. He is different."

 

Interesting...

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Good point and while Real Madrid got off with whatever happened with Ronaldo, United have obviously though frigg it, if they can get away with it then so will we.

 

 

But where/when have Utd directly said they wanted Berbatov in public?

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But where/when have Utd directly said they wanted Berbatov in public?

Apparently Fergie said it at a fans meeting and although Man Utd denying it Spurs claim they have proof!!

 

Think everyone waiting to see what Spurs have submitted as must have something decent before taking things this far.

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Apparently Fergie said it at a fans meeting and although Man Utd denying it Spurs claim they have proof!!

 

Think everyone waiting to see what Spurs have submitted as must have something decent before taking things this far.

 

 

It just seems a ridiculous situation. Its perfectly ok for Sunderland to court Tottenhams's dead-wood of Chimbonda, Tainio, Malbranque and Kaboul for

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More like it is showing Man Utd up for being 2 faced and arrogant since this is same as the Ronaldo complaint they made such a huge fuss about. But no doubt Man Utd being Man Utd will get off with it and Levy will look stupid.

 

 

But Man Utd have 100% said Ronaldo is not for sale. Period. Tottenham are prepared to sell Berbatov for

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More like it is showing Man Utd up for being 2 faced and arrogant since this is same as the Ronaldo complaint they made such a huge fuss about. But no doubt Man Utd being Man Utd will get off with it and Levy will look stupid.
United have never came out and directly said they want him and they'll pay him x amount a week like Real have with ROnaldo, both situations are totally different, Spurs maybe have good ground to report United and Liverpoolbut from where i'm sitting they are doing it because they knwo they can't keep the players wanted.
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Manchester United's Scandinavian supporters' branch claims they were to blame for the recent quotes attributed to Sir Alex Ferguson talking about Dimitar Berbatov.

 

The group, who run a popular website in Norway, published quotes from Ferguson which are in turn believed to have been carried by some leading British newspapers.

 

Although the interview from Ferguson about Berbatov was claimed as an exclusive by one newspaper, the webmaster for the supporters' club feels they are to blame after misquoting the United boss.

 

"A feather has become 35 hens here. It might seem like we are to blame for what has happened," admitted the branch's webmaster Steinar Madsen to Aftonposten.

 

"We are to the blame in the sense how the interview was presented. Ferguson didn't mention the name Berbatov when he was interviewed by us.

 

"I would call it a misunderstanding. It was tricky conditions for the interview.

 

"As journalists, you have probably experienced this yourself, how it is to listen to the tape afterwards.

 

"That can cause problems and Ferguson's accent is not too easy to understand to start with.

 

"Ferguson confirmed that United had tabled an offer.

 

"We assumed it was Berbatov he was talking about. We might have taken it too far."

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Manchester United's Scandinavian supporters' branch claims they were to blame for the recent quotes attributed to Sir Alex Ferguson talking about Dimitar Berbatov.

 

The group, who run a popular website in Norway, published quotes from Ferguson which are in turn believed to have been carried by some leading British newspapers.

 

Although the interview from Ferguson about Berbatov was claimed as an exclusive by one newspaper, the webmaster for the supporters' club feels they are to blame after misquoting the United boss.

 

"A feather has become 35 hens here. It might seem like we are to blame for what has happened," admitted the branch's webmaster Steinar Madsen to Aftonposten.

 

"We are to the blame in the sense how the interview was presented. Ferguson didn't mention the name Berbatov when he was interviewed by us.

 

"I would call it a misunderstanding. It was tricky conditions for the interview.

 

"As journalists, you have probably experienced this yourself, how it is to listen to the tape afterwards.

 

"That can cause problems and Ferguson's accent is not too easy to understand to start with.

 

"Ferguson confirmed that United had tabled an offer.

 

"We assumed it was Berbatov he was talking about. We might have taken it too far."

 

What a great analogy - I plan to use it profusely in everyday life.

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I haven't heard anything more about Dimitar Berbatov but what I have heard is Robbie Keane is to sign for Liverpool this week, it will be announced soon, was speaking to a couple of guys on the bus that are big Liverpool fans and they were telling this morning about it.

 

One of them said they can see Keane playing next week in the Lazio game, I don't know if it's 100% right enough, but they seemed adamant.

 

He should help them to cement 4th place. :hysterical:

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I haven't heard anything more about Dimitar Berbatov but what I have heard is Robbie Keane is to sign for Liverpool this week, it will be announced soon, was speaking to a couple of guys on the bus that are big Liverpool fans and they were telling this morning about it.

 

That story was in the Liverpool Echo. I could see this happening as Kean is a LFC fan. However, I would doubt Spurs would get rid of both the Berb and Kean especially after selling Defoe.

 

That would leave them with Bent and new teenager Dos Santos up front, which is pretty uninspiring. Unless they manage to sign Garcia.

 

As a Spurs fan, I'm hoping they manage to break into the top 4 this season. Modric is a great signing and we've already strengthened the defence (still need a decent keeper though).

 

Plus we're getting rid of all those diddies (cheers Sunderland) :hysterical: . Hopefully some more big signings still to come....

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Berbatov has a medical tomorrow at Old Trafford. (allegedly)

 

 

Aye, where you hearing this?

 

 

Trust me, the crystal ball is rarely wrong. :itch-chin:

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