The last 24 key match-changing decisions in Manchester United's Premier League games have ALL been in favour of the Red Devils.
Since the statue of Sir Ferguson was unveiled and the stand named after the man, nothing has been given against the Reds - the last decision was the sending off of Jonny Evans in the 6-1 defeat to Manchester City on October 23rd 2011 - 554 days ago.
This is the longest run of one way decisions EVER in English football.
United fans must be grateful to hear that the new Premier League chairman, Anthony Fry, is a United fan.
Thank goodness...
Apr 28 2013: Arsenal v MAN UTD (Penalty) - Dowd
Apr 14 2013: Stoke v MAN UTD (Penalty) - Moss
Dec 01 2012: Norwich v MAN UTD (Penalty) - Halsey
Nov 03 2012: MAN UTD v Arsenal (Penalty and Sending Off) - Dean
Oct 28 2012: Chelsea v MAN UTD (2 x Sendings Off) - Clattenburg
Sep 23 2012: Liverpool v MAN UTD (Penalty and Sending Off) - Halsey
Sep 15 2012: MAN UTD v Wigan (Penalty) - Oliver
Sep 02 2012: Southampton v MAN UTD (Penalty) - Dean
Apr 15 2012: MAN UTD v Aston Villa (Penalty) - Halsey
Apr 08 2012: MAN UTD v QPR (Penalty and Sending Off) - Mason
Mar 18 2012: Wolves v MAN UTD (Sending Off) - Taylor
Mar 11 2012: MAN UTD v West Brom (Penalty and Sending Off) - Probert
Feb 05 2012: Chelsea v MAN UTD (2 x Penalties) - Webb
Jan 31 2012: MAN UTD v Stoke (2 x Penalties) - Jones
Dec 26 2011: MAN UTD v Wigan (Penalty and Sending Off) - Dowd
Nov 26 2011: MAN UTD v Newcastle (Sending Off) - Jones
For comparison, in the same window, Manchester City have had 3 sendings off in favour and 8 against together with 11 pens for and 3 against.
Sir Alex Ferguson...
... bringing the game into disrepute.
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