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sharkman121 wrote:Anyone care to explain wat kinda arseness is dat that led to the nani goal
pioneer wrote:Mark! wrote:but IMHO d ref dealt wit it poorly
How?...Nani check with him, he signal/suggested play on...the keeper lapse so did spurs defense
pioneer wrote:LOL! @Real...might suffer same fate of Man City...all show and no go
Redknapp threatens TV boycott
Harry Redknapp has warned he will refuse to do post-match interviews if he is punished for his remarks directed at referee Mark Clattenburg.
Harry Redknapp: 'How can you give a goal?'
Redknapp was incensed after Clattenburg allowed Nani's highly controversial goal to stand in Manchester United's 2-0 victory over Tottenham at Old Trafford on Saturday, describing it as a "scandalous" and "farcical" decision.
It is understood that the suggestion Clattenburg "came up with a story" in particular may lead the FA to take action as it may be perceived that he has questioned the referee's integrity, but Redknapp has warned that he will boycott TV interviews if he is punished.
He said: "If I can't come on TV when I do get asked a question and answer it in a truthful manner ... am I supposed to come out after and say, 'That was a jolly good decision of Mark Clattenburg's. I thought he handled it very well'?
"We shouldn't be dragged out onto TV two, three, four minutes after a game. I'm getting pulled out of there by Simon the press officer to go on TV. I don't want to go on TV. I'd much rather stay in the dressing room with the players.
"When I'm asked a question, I give a truthful answer. He made a right mess of it all, and that was my answer, and I stand by that 100%."
Asked if he was worried he could face sanctions, Redknapp said: "Listen, good luck to them if they want to. If they want to make an issue of what I said then I'll make some issues as well - don't worry.
"Don't expect me to come out on the TV anymore - ever - and speak to the press after a game, because I won't do it. Otherwise, what chance have we got? If you want me just to come and talk rubbish and say, 'No, it was a good decision - I'm quite happy with it', then don't bother to get me to come out after a game."
Redknapp believes Clattenburg accepts that he should not have given the goal. "I think Mark knows he made a mistake," he said. "I think he knows I know that he knows that he dealt with it not very well at the time.''
...Well done Park hope the manager sees how important you are to our midfield...GGMU 
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