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remonstrate with

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See: rebuke


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Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson was charged with improper conduct last week for coming onto the pitch to remonstrate with match official Mike Dean, while Newcastle manager Joe Kinnear is likely to face similar action after yesterday labelling Martin Atkinson "a Mickey Mouse referee".
Jailing the teenagers, Judge Andrew Smith said: "You were three of a gang who attacked Garry Newlove only because he had the courage to remonstrate with you.
Mrs Martlew continued to remonstrate with Waite and just as her sister arrived on the scene he put the gun away, shook hands with Mr Martlew, who believed the gun was real, and walked off.
 
 
 
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