Soccer: Fergie stands by attack on Leeds

Sir Alex Ferguson has stood by his attack on Leeds and insists referees are not biased towards Manchester United.

Tue, 06 Mar, 2001 - 18:48

Sir Alex Ferguson has stood by his attack on Leeds and insists referees are not biased towards Manchester United.

The United boss took exception to Leeds' Lucas Radebe's claims officials were biased in favour of United after Fabien Barthez had not been sent off for kicking out at Ian Harte.

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