Angry fans

Angry fans
Wed, 16 May, 2007 - 01:00

Caught between the final weekend of the Premiership and the FA Cup/Champions League finals our soccer correspondentLiam Mackey adjudicates on the last communications of the Prem season from the angry brigade before he departs to follow the fortunes of Steve Staunton and Ireland in the United States.

This week there are rucks about Tevez and West Ham; a view that some United fans are never satisfied; a special tribute to The Thing From Tring; sympathy for Neil Warnock; criticism over Liverpool’s practice of playing weakened teams and Fergie’s scratch side against West Ham and a call for Benitez and Wenger to raise their games next season.

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