Twitter troll reported to police after vile message saying he wished Sir Alex Ferguson had died following brain op
A "SCUMBAG" troll has been reported to cops after posting a sick tweet saying Alex Ferguson should have died from his brain haemorrhage.
Kile Fields was slammed just minutes after posting the message about the football legend after he was rushed to hospital for brain surgery.
He said: "20 times 20 times alex fergy 20 times 20 times I say. 20 times 20 times alex fergy you should have died the munich way. ALL TOGETHER NOW.”
The sick tweet referred to the Munich air disaster when 23 people were killed including eight of Manchester United's iconic Busby Babes had died in a plane crash in Munich in 1958.
Fields was immediately blasted by social media users calling him “an awful human being” and a “scumbag.”
He has since taken his Twitter profile down but is still receiving abuse for the post.
One tweeted: “@KileFields This a**ehole wished Alex Ferguson dead! Here he is playing happy families #KileTheA**ehole.”
Another said: "Please delete and show some respect, a man is fighting for his life.”
One wrote: "@KileFields is a lowlife.
“Told him to take the disgusting tweet down and he responded by telling me to f*** off.
“So I informed his employers of this behaviour and now he’s deleted the tweet and made his account private. At least his comment won’t be seen anymore.”
North Yorkshire Police confirmed they had been made aware of the tweet.
The post came after it was revealed Fergie had been rushed to hospital on Saturday morning and was placed in an induced coma.
Goodwill messages from the biggest names in football flooded in after it was revealed Sir Alex had needed an emergency operation.
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Ronaldo, whose raw talent was nurtured by Sir Alex during a six-year spell at Old Trafford, said on Twitter: “My thoughts and prayers are with you my dear friend. Be strong, Boss!”
The Sun revealed today how the legendary manager's first words to his family after his brain surgery were: “How did Doncaster get on?”
He was rushed to hospital hours before son Darren’s Doncaster Rovers played host to Wigan in the final match of the season — and lost 1-0.
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