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發表於 2008-4-28 11:56 PM
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迪維斯:艾華受到車路士職員嚴重侮辱，要求解釋，
這個時刻，車路士職員想攻擊艾華，
我們設法保衛我們的隊友，但幾秒內曼聯球員被管理人員包圍，
閉路電視將顯示我們接受的挑釁
在我職業生涯當中，我還沒有遇到過這樣的事情……如果英足總展開調查的話，我們非常願意合作，並且願意把我們看到的真相全部說出來。”
皮奎(比基）也透露了他認為的真相：“的確，發生這些事情的根源是切爾西的人造成的。埃夫拉只是想讓他們解釋他們說的一些畫，但那些人非常粗暴。我們只是在比賽結束後進行例行的熱身。現在我都無法理解那些人為什麼會有那樣的反應。我看了一些照片，如果CCTV願意公開畫面的話，我想他們就無話可說了。”
The aftermath of the Blues' 2-1 win on Saturday saw scuffles between United substitutes and ground staff and stewards.
United stars Evra, Paul Scholes, John O'Shea, Gerard Pique and Gary Neville were taking part in a warm-down on the pitch when they were asked to move by ground staff.
A scuffle erupted, in which fellow substitute Tevez also became embroiled.
The Argentina striker said in the Guardian: "Patrice received a grave insult from a member of Chelsea's staff.
"He demanded an explanation and, from that moment, these men just wanted to attack Patrice.
"Obviously it's normal that we tried to defend our team-mate but within a few seconds all of the United players were surrounded by stewards."
Chelsea are to examine CCTV footage of the incident, which the Football Association have asked to see before "considering the appropriate course of action".
Tevez said: "I think that the security cameras will show the provocation we received. I have never seen anything like this in my career... if the FA opens an investigation, we will cooperate and happily give our version of what happened."
Defender Pique added: "Basically, this came about because of the provocation of somebody who works for Chelsea.
"Patrice wanted an explanation but these men were very aggressive. All we were doing was finishing our work-out after the game.
"Even now, I just do not understand the reaction of these people. I have seen the photos and, if the images are stored in the CCTV cameras then it will be impossible for them to say that the players were not provoked."
Tevez added: "We noticed a hostile atmosphere during the match. That is normal but never did I believe these incidents would happen afterwards without any spectators in the ground."
Since confirming they would look into the incident, Chelsea have not commented on the matter but one of the men allegedly involved in the fracas, groundsman Sam Bethell, played it down.
"It was handbags really," he said in The Sun. "It was not as bad as it appeared.
"I've been told not to say anything about what actually happened."
Saturday's referee, Alan Wiley, has confirmed he only became aware of the trouble when he watched highlights of the game later that evening.
He said in the Daily Mail: "With me being in the changing room, I didn't know anything about what might have happened after the match until I saw 'Match of the Day'.
"The security people said they had nothing to report to me. The players from both teams worked really well with me."
Wiley came under fire from United boss Sir Alex Ferguson for awarding Chelsea the late penalty which won them the game.
Ferguson branded the decision to penalise Michael Carrick for handball "diabolical".
But Wiley said: "If there is a penalty shout, the team on the receiving end will be disappointed.
"But if they sit down and look at it, they'll accept that it was a penalty."
臨尾先攪d咁既野
咩都冇啦...sosad |
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發表於 2008-4-29 11:22 AM
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