Gill rejects Benitez claims

Manchester United chief executive David Gill has hit back at Rafael Benitez following the Liverpool manager’s recent verbal tirade against the club.

Gill rejects Benitez claims
Wed, 14 Jan, 2009 - 11:48

Manchester United chief executive David Gill has hit back at Rafael Benitez following the Liverpool manager’s recent verbal tirade against the club.

Benitez criticised United counterpart Alex Ferguson ahead of last weekend’s Premier League fixtures, claiming he has been allowed to go unpunished when criticising referees.

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