City sorry for Tevez Fergie jibe

Manchester City apologised to Manchester United boss Alex Ferguson after Carlos Tevez held up a banner ridiculing his former manager during the title celebrations.

Tue, 15 May, 2012 - 08:01

Manchester City apologised to Manchester United boss Alex Ferguson after Carlos Tevez held up a banner ridiculing his former manager during the title celebrations.

Tevez also expressed his regret after displaying the sign, which read ’RIP Fergie’, during City’s celebratory open-top bus parade through Manchester city centre.

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