Ferguson sent off in shame but his side rally round Roy Collins sees the Manchester United boss ordered from the dugout only to have the last laugh From: The Sunday Telegraph London | Date: August 24, 2003| Author: Roy Collins | Copyright 2003 The Sunday Telegraph London. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

An embarrassed Sir Alex Ferguson faces a fine after being ordered from the dugout for the first time in his Premiership career during the 2-1 win at Newcastle.

Ferguson will become the first victim of the Football Association's crackdown on misbehaving managers, the powers that be at Soho Square having decided that they must take action to stop the unedifying sight of them railing at match officials.

Ferguson was furious when referee Uriah Rennie, no stranger to controversy himse...

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