Sam Allardyce Angry With Robin Van Persie's Equaliser

[Folami David]

West Ham boss Sam Allardyce was furious with officials following Robin van Persie's controversial equaliser in a 2-2 draw with Manchester United.
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With Van Persie offside for United's second, Allardyce fumed: "We had a fabulous win taken away from us."
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"We had a fabulous win taken away from us by an assistant referee. It was blatantly offside, as we can all see " Sam Allardyce
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His anger was echoed by United boss Sir Alex Ferguson, who was upset Andy Carroll was not sent off for a challenge on keeper David De Gea.
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"It was a red card," he said. "There is not a doubt about that."
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Carroll had thrown himself into an aerial challenge with the keeper as he attempted to reach a corner at the end of the first half, leaving both the Spaniard and defender Patrice Evra needing treatment.
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"The referee did see it but didn't see it as a red card," Ferguson added. "He saw that incident and chose not to give him a red card."
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Allardyce was quick to contradict Ferguson.
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"I think it is a yellow card at most because Andy has committed to try for the header and you can't stop dead," he said.
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"When you commit on a corner and you start off running, you can't stop dead even though you aren't going to get it.
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"Your Highway Code will tell you that when you travel at 60mph it will take 300 yards to stop, so when Andy's travelling at 15mph..."

[Shola Sholaz]

He doesn't have to be angry cause RVP was always likely to score in that game. United deserved the point they snatched...