Not to be a conspiracy theorist but I don't see how there couldn't be some obvious favoritism in that call

More a contagious disease from Nani and CR7 kid

And berbaflop.... The list goes on and on

I was actually quite shocked to see that from Young. And yes, I was pretty disappointed by it too

He had that reputation at villa too.... Well sort of.... He was "the most fouled player in the EPL"

This is such a lazy argument. It's an easy crutch for jealous and bitter fans to rely on. United don't get more calls in their favor than any other team, you just choose to ignore the occasions when United gets screwed over by the refs. Sounds like you've never watched a game before, which isn't unlikely since you're a City fan

Vmujic that's a near sighted opinion, sir. United success is due to many things but help from referees is not one of them. A loyal fan base, great managers, talented players, experience, work ethic, chemistry, and many other things are responsible for Man U's ongoing success.
That being SAID,
Have United been handed more wins than handed losses because of referees? It certainly appears so to the normal everyday footballer/footy fan. However, I believe on a list of 1, 000 things that have made United successful, referees would appear at the very bottom of that list, somewhere behind something irrelevant like if they ate enough pasta the day before a game.
United get screwed like any other team by refs (maybe not as much, but they do).
The same can be said for the likes of Barcelona, Real Madrid, etc. Big clubs need a pinch of luck to go all the way, just like smaller clubs.
This may sound weird to think about, but one day in the distant future Manchester United fans may find themselves near the bottom of the table season after season with the likes of Newcastle dominating year in and year out, getting all the refs decisions in their favor. Football will be around for a long time. Most clubs will get their shot at glory and will be in the spotlight at some point because of controversial decisions. Most clubs already do. But its your job as footy fanatic to educate yourself about the beautiful game and realize all of this.
/rantover

But even if they didn't get the penalty scholes still scored

Woah woah lets not go as far as saying someone bribed the refs.
Lets be realistic here.
Have some respect for a manager whos won more titles than years you've been alive.
For Gods sake the man was knighted

Ok, you are clearly a retard. Referee mistakes happen in all games at any time. Its just because United are so big people notice them more. Yeah the ref got it horribly wrong today but to say Fergie bribe's the ref and buys a title. Well lets just hope not all the Arsenal fans are like you retard

Scoles scored with 10 men. Wud the same thing happen with 11 men?

@Taj123 I guess we'll never know. But in these situations I like to think that theres that chance that the 11th man would have blocked the shot.
However that is impossible because if there were 11 men on the field for QPR then that shot from Scholes never would have happened, because the flow of time itself would have changed the course of the game!
Who knows, Rooney could have been the only goal scorer in this game with a goal from 35 yards. We'll just never know
Stupid red cards

Easy mate he's just disappointed with ramsey lol

I thought it was really hard to see in real time although its clear in the replays. It looked like a sending off because of a clear cut oppourtunity in real time. I blame the linesmans for not raising the flag, won't be red card or penalty if it werent for the linesman since Young was offside. Disgraceful dive Young.