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The Football Association is looking into remarks made by Manchester United boss Sir Alex Ferguson about referees' chief Keith Hackett.
Ferguson claimed Hackett told referee Mark Halsey to rescind the red card given to Chelsea captain John Terry against Manchester City.
The United manager said Hackett "would never have done this for us".
Terry was exonerated on Tuesday and the referees' body said: "All matters of discipline are an issue for the FA."
Terry had been facing a three-match ban after Halsey deemed the tackle on City striker Jo was "serious foul play".
But the FA's Independent Regulatory Commission upheld Chelsea's appeal, meaning the England skipper is free to face United in Sunday's Premier League clash.
That decision clearly riled Ferguson, who will be without Nemanja Vidic for the same game after the Serbian defender was sent off against Liverpool on Saturday.
For christ sake you old bastard, keep your mouth shut.
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