Poll Results: Opinion Divided Whether Manchester United Play Anti-Football Or Not

The verdict is out. Goal.com readers have mixed opinions as to whether the Red Devils are guilty of playing “anti-football” as claimed by Arsene Wenger...

09-Sep-2009 11:02:12 AM

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The Professor made headlines when he claimed  that Sir Alex Ferguson employed a player on the pitch whose job was just to foul other players, in the aftermath of his side’s 2-1 loss at Old Trafford.

"I have seen a player who plays on the pitch only to make fouls," Wenger was quoted saying, possibly referring to the 'energetic' Darren Fletcher. 
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United fans criticized Wenger for being a bad loser while Gooners stuck to their Frenchman’s word.

Goal.com conducted a poll starting this month until the present date and the results are for all to see:

Are Manchester United Guilty Of Playing Anti-Football As Claimed By Wenger?

Yes – 51.11%

No – 48.89%  

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