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<blockquote data-quote="Mickha" data-source="post: 600584" data-attributes="member: 187442">The pitch looked the same for the Carling Cup final, slow with the ball not zipping over the surface.I know some fans who actually went to Wembley, including Everton supporters, and they were not too happy, especially as there is a problem with the trains, due to work on the railway tracks, so they disn't know if they would be able to stay until the end of the game and make the last train back.The FA should be investigated for their stupidity, firstly in playing this semi final at Wembley, but mainly for playing it on a Sunday when they must have known that transportation was a problem.Why couldn't the United Vs Everton game be played on Saturday and the all London game be played on Sunday?I agree 100% about Sir Alex, I'd let him stay on as long as he wants, even if we never win another trophy, the joy he's given United fans over the last 20 odd years, and the players we've seen at Old Trafford, were undreamed of under Docherty, Sexton and Atkinson.Even the team on Sunday was a joy to watch and showed some potential future stars.If he does retire I hope he becomes part of the board and stays on to help United beat Liverpool's trophy count, I'm sick of hearing about their 18 titles and 5 European cups !!!!!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mickha, post: 600584, member: 187442"] The pitch looked the same for the Carling Cup final, slow with the ball not zipping over the surface. I know some fans who actually went to Wembley, including Everton supporters, and they were not too happy, especially as there is a problem with the trains, due to work on the railway tracks, so they disn't know if they would be able to stay until the end of the game and make the last train back. The FA should be investigated for their stupidity, firstly in playing this semi final at Wembley, but mainly for playing it on a Sunday when they must have known that transportation was a problem. Why couldn't the United Vs Everton game be played on Saturday and the all London game be played on Sunday? I agree 100% about Sir Alex, I'd let him stay on as long as he wants, even if we never win another trophy, the joy he's given United fans over the last 20 odd years, and the players we've seen at Old Trafford, were undreamed of under Docherty, Sexton and Atkinson. Even the team on Sunday was a joy to watch and showed some potential future stars. If he does retire I hope he becomes part of the board and stays on to help United beat Liverpool's trophy count, I'm sick of hearing about their 18 titles and 5 European cups !!!!!! [/QUOTE]

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