Football: The last man to award a penalty against United at Old Trafford disappeared without a trace.Will the same happen to this ref?(Sport)

From: The Mirror (London, England) | Date: February 1, 2000| Author: Walters, Mike | Copyright information

REFEREE Andy D'Urso has been warned his career could be in jeopardy by the last official who awarded a penalty at Manchester United - and got the sack.

Former Football League linesman Bill Birch claimed: "I hope nothing sinister happens to Andy just because he has committed the cardinal sin of giving the opposition a penalty at Old Trafford."

Birch says Sir Alex Ferguson was "screaming blue murder in the tunnel" after he gave Second Division York a spot kick d...

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