Thursday, August 25, 2011

Ferguson peace with BBC



Sir Alex Ferguson to end the long feud with the BBC which has lasted for seven years.

The Scottish man was never again accepted an interview from the BBC after one of the Premier League's official panel to make an article that investigates the nature of the business activities of the child, Jason Ferguson, who became football agent in 2004.

Since then, he and his assistant, Mike Phelan block all the interviews before and after the game at domestic level is done BBC. BBC One program routine associated with the Premier League title is the Match of the Day and BBC Radio 5 Live.



The news about the peacefulness of Ferguson with the BBC after the holding of a meeting between Sir Alex Ferguson, the BBC director general, Mark Thompson and Director of the BBC North region, Peter Salmon.

"Sir Alex and the BBC agreed to abandon all the feuds in the past that led to Sir Alex no longer be interviewed on the BBC program," read the statement on peace Ferguson and the BBC.

"The issue has found a satisfactory solution for both parties. Sir Alex will again be willing to attend programs like the BBC's Match of the Day, Radio 5 Live and all the programs that have received the agreement of both parties."

"There will be no more comments to be made by the BBC and Sir Alex about this."

 

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