Ferguson laughs off Porto 'sour grapes'

Rangers skipper Barry Ferguson has accused Porto of “sour grapes” for their “laughable” accusations.

Ferguson laughs off Porto 'sour grapes'
Thu, 15 Sep, 2005 - 12:37

Rangers skipper Barry Ferguson has accused Porto of “sour grapes” for their “laughable” accusations.

Brazilian playmaker Diego felt he had been brutally treated in the 3-2 defeat by the Gers at Ibrox on Tuesday while team-mates Jorginho, Pepe and Vitor Baia also made complaints.

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