Keegan Signs Up to Respect Fergie Campaign
August 13th, 2008
Ahead of Newcastle United’s trip to Old Trafford which kicks off the 2008/09 campaign, Kevin Keegan pledged full support for the new ‘Get On With the Game at Old Trafford’ campaign which aims to improve respect for Sir Alex Ferguson at Old Trafford this season.
Kevin Keegan, infamous for his disrespectful “I’d love it” outburst, agreed that the Newcastle players will form a ‘corridor of respect’ at Old Trafford, and will clap and shake hands with all the Manchester United players as they file out for the start of the game.
Following Arsene Wenger’s lead, Keegan signed up to the agreement whereby neither he, the coaching staff, nor the players will question any decisions that go against them at Old Trafford.
Old Trafford, long thought of as the home of English football, has recently witnessed disgraceful scenes of disrespect with visiting players and managers howling for penalties to be awarded to them without any consideration for either the hallowed turf they stand on, or that they are offending a Knight of the Realm.
But not any more. The Football League in association with the FA have decided enough is enough, and referees have been given strict guidelines to ensure that Old Trafford and Sir Alex receive the special treatment they deserve. Referees have long been aware that they need to give special treatment to Sir Alex Ferguson, and this now has to spread to the players and managers alike.
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