LONDON, - Ahead of the match against Liverpool on Saturday (01.28.2012), Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson sent a letter to supporters of "The Red Devils" who have pocketed a ticket to watch at Anfield. In his letter, Ferguson asked his supporters to remain calm and maintain an attitude of the FA Cup in a match that is expected to take place this summer.According to Ferguson, the famous Manchester United supporters with positive attitudes. Therefore, the Scot will be hoping such attitudes were developed prior to and during the game progresses.
"Your support is vital to the team and along the years a very special at Anfield. But please put the emphasis on the goals we will be moving to the next round and give you a well-known support of positive, intelligent and outspoken," he said in the letter, as reported by AFP.
This game is the first meeting of the two teams after racist abuse cases between Luis Suarez and Patrice Evra that led to the ban played in eight games for Suarez.
Suarez action is indeed a bad back extend competition in English football, although Ferguson had previously confirmed that this will not affect club relationships in the future.
"The FA Cup is a matter of tension relationship at best. Add the fact that Manchester United against Liverpool is the biggest game there is, could even be greater," he added.
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