United accept City's Tevez apology

Manchester United have accepted an apology from Manchester City over a controversial placard held up by Carlos Tevez during their title celebrations.

United accept City's Tevez apology
Tue, 15 May, 2012 - 16:46

Manchester United have accepted an apology from Manchester City over a controversial placard held up by Carlos Tevez during their title celebrations.

City striker Tevez, formerly of United, was filmed on TV with a sign which read ’RIP Fergie’ during his club’s open-top bus tour of Manchester city centre with the Barclays Premier League trophy.

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