Jose Mourinho has rejected Rafa Benitez's claims that Manchester United receive preferential treatment from referees.
Benitez launched an outspoken attack against United boss Ferguson on Friday accusing the Scot of getting away with criticising referees.
The tirade has caused ripples throughout the footballing world with many observers expressing their views of the incident.
Former Chelsea boss Mourinho, who does not enjoy a good relationship with old rival Benitez, has added his opinion and he believes the Spaniard's criticisms are wide of the mark.
"I played at Old Trafford many times, including a few wins, and never saw anything strange," Mourinho told the Italian media.
"It is only normal that a referee will feel under pressure in an atmosphere like that with 80,000 people."
Benitez launched an outspoken attack against United boss Ferguson on Friday accusing the Scot of getting away with criticising referees.
The tirade has caused ripples throughout the footballing world with many observers expressing their views of the incident.
Former Chelsea boss Mourinho, who does not enjoy a good relationship with old rival Benitez, has added his opinion and he believes the Spaniard's criticisms are wide of the mark.
"I played at Old Trafford many times, including a few wins, and never saw anything strange," Mourinho told the Italian media.
"It is only normal that a referee will feel under pressure in an atmosphere like that with 80,000 people."
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