The Manchester United mafia have come out in support of their old pal Mark Hughes by complaining about his sacking by Manchester City.
We have heard Sir Alex Ferguson, Roy Keane, Steve Bruce and Co all having their say about Hughes’ dismissal.
But I firmly advocate managers only talk about their own players and clubs.
It is none of Sir Alex’s business to come out in a Manchester United press conference and say how badly Mark Hughes has been treated by City.
It is as much a slap in the face for the integrity of the game as Wolves putting out a weakened team at Old Trafford.
If and when Fergie ever becomes Man City manager - which I doubt he ever will - then that is the time he can talk about Man City.
He likes to act like he is the wise old sage in the game.
But the reason he got to that position is because of his work at United and that is what he should stick to.
It is none of his business at all to get involved with talking about Hughes or City’s chief executive Garry Cook.
The only person who should really be discussing City’s behaviour is Richard Bevan, the chief executive of the League Managers Association.
Couldn't belive when i read this, the man actually gets it right for once.
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