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Tevez: I have been promised I can leave
Topic Started: Jun 5 2011, 12:07 PM (778 Views)
Skywarp
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Tadpole's Excrement
He appears to like being the center of attention. I mean when people aren't talking about him transferring to another club in England, Europe or Argentina he comes out and makes provocative statements like this.
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The Sicilian
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Going To Make You An Offer You Cant Refuse.
Jeffers
Jun 5 2011, 11:00 PM
King U no it makes sense
Jun 5 2011, 09:42 PM
And people go to barca and Milan etc on holiday. Prague is also popular. Oh and of course amsterdam.
there are benefits to going to those citys, better weather, cheap boose, drugs. what can you get in Manchester?
United.
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UwesGrandad
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Jun 5 2011, 09:18 PM
UwesGrandad
Jun 5 2011, 07:43 PM
No one goes to Cities on holiday ffs :lol:
Went to NYC in January. :lol:

Not something I would consider a holiday anyway tbh just pointing out YOU WERE forkING WRONG.
Sorry i meant no-one with any sense...confirmed :lol:

Ps I meant ENGLISH cities Kn0b cheese <_< :cheeky:
Will be keeping Cech in my pocket for the next 3 months. Thanks Pedro :thumb:
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TheReturnOfTheKing
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uwes

i posted it from ss
no
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UwesGrandad
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Jun 6 2011, 07:49 PM
uwes

i posted it from ss
I think they must have glamourised it by removing anything positive then mate. It is a negative situation tbf but its has been made worse by its editing.

I dont think he's waiting/ or is speaking to his family tbh, i think he's waiting for an offer from Spain or Italy. Cos thats loads closer to Buenos Aries isn't it... :blink:

Manchester to Buenos Aries...6941 miles
Madrid to Buenos Aries...6235 miles
Milan to Buenos Aries...6950 miles

Much closer Carlos! :lol:
Will be keeping Cech in my pocket for the next 3 months. Thanks Pedro :thumb:
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BALLBAG
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MOVE !!...Im Head Boy !!
He doesnt care about the distance, his wife supossedly said she would live in spain or italy if we goes there o he can see hi kids everyday.
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mcfc1975
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Carlos Tevez is tied to Manchester City with a £100million pair of golden handcuffs.

That staggering figure is the amount it would cost in transfer fee and wages to prise Tevez away from Eastlands this summer.

Tevez dreams of moving to Real Madrid, Barcelona or one of the Milan giants to be reunited with his family, who currently live in Argentina.

However, City are adamant they do not want to sell their skipper and would want a fee of around £50million if they were forced to admit they could no longer hang on to him.


The Blues feel that is the going rate for a world-class striker such as Tevez, after Chelsea splashed out that much to buy Liverpool's Fernando Torres in January.

Tevez, 27, is an even hotter property than Torres as he has been the Premier League’s top scorer over the last two seasons, bagging 43 goals in 66 appearances.

City committed themselves to spend over £64m to land Tevez two years ago and would not let him leave on the cheap.

They believe they are in a strong position because the Argentina international still has three years left to run on the five-year deal he signed when he joined from Manchester United in July 2009.

Tevez is understood to be paid around £250,000-a-week at Eastlands, which would set back any prospective buyer a cool £48million over the length of a four-year contract.

The £100m transfer package means Tevez's dream clubs would either be unable or unwilling to afford him - which is partly why City are relaxed about his latest claims from Argentina that he isn’t coming back.

Removal men have already cleared out his home in south Manchester, but it is understood this is merely because the 12-month lease on the property is up.

City can also now provide Tevez with Champions League football, which was a factor behind Juventus’ failed bid last month, and he admitted after winning the FA Cup that it was a tempting reason to stay.

The South American also knows he is City’s star player - a status he never achieved at Old Trafford despite all his goals - and that he is worshipped by Blues fans.




this just seems to confirm what i have been saying for a while, he may want to go but imo no clubs are willing to pay the fee City want and his extortionate wages

see you next season Carlos :p
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Jun 6 2011, 08:22 PM
LFC6EUROS
Jun 6 2011, 07:49 PM
uwes

i posted it from ss
I think they must have glamourised it by removing anything positive then mate. It is a negative situation tbf but its has been made worse by its editing.

I dont think he's waiting/ or is speaking to his family tbh, i think he's waiting for an offer from Spain or Italy. Cos thats loads closer to Buenos Aries isn't it... :blink:

Manchester to Buenos Aries...6941 miles
Madrid to Buenos Aries...6235 miles
Milan to Buenos Aries...6950 miles

Much closer Carlos! :lol:
uwe, he has said he cant get a direct flight from this country to argentina

a quick check on skyscanner shows this to be complete bullshit, perhaps i should send him a link to skyscanner then the problem is solved!!!

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Three senior players at Manchester City have told manager Roberto Mancini that they do not want Carlos Tevez to be captain of the side if he returns next season, delivering the first evidence that the interminable uncertainty over the Argentine's future is damaging his popularity.


Tevez's strongest public hint yet of his intention to return to Eastlands next season was accompanied at the weekend by a claim that he had been offered – and rejected – a staggering £250,000-a-week salary. Tevez is already City's highest paid player and the dressing room's questioning of why he should lead the side despite his apparent indifference about his future at the club suggests that he now needs to make a decision.

Though Tevez's contribution far outstripped that of any team-mate last season and the player has had to deal with an enforced separation from his daughters, who live with their mother in Buenos Aires, City's transfer-market activity this summer hinges on whether he will stay.

Vincent Kompany, the club's player of the year, who appeared with the FA Cup at the symbolic press conference which preceded City's open-top tour of Manchester two weeks ago, is seen as the more obvious choice as captain, though City's players have made no secret of the importance of Tevez to the side.

Even if he does return, Tevez has positioned himself at odds with the Eastlands board. He characterised himself at the weekend as a player with a direct line to the club's owner, Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, whom he claims directly offered him the new deal to stay at Eastlands after the FA Cup final win over Stoke City.

Bayern Munich remain confident they will be able to agree a fee with City for Jerome Boateng. Though City have signalled they do not want to sell, the Bayern chief executive, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, has confirmed the defender is on the club's radar and he hopes the clubs will be able to finalise a deal.

"I believe that there is a chance that we will come to an agreement. We will have to play a waiting game and this is not something which will be resolved in the next two or three days," Rummenigge said. City would want around €20m (£17.7m) for Boateng. They paid £10.4m to take him from Hamburg last year. Bayern's price is closer to €12.5m (£11m).
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Jun 7 2011, 09:17 AM
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Three senior players at Manchester City have told manager Roberto Mancini that they do not want Carlos Tevez to be captain of the side if he returns next season, delivering the first evidence that the interminable uncertainty over the Argentine's future is damaging his popularity.


Tevez's strongest public hint yet of his intention to return to Eastlands next season was accompanied at the weekend by a claim that he had been offered – and rejected – a staggering £250,000-a-week salary. Tevez is already City's highest paid player and the dressing room's questioning of why he should lead the side despite his apparent indifference about his future at the club suggests that he now needs to make a decision.

Though Tevez's contribution far outstripped that of any team-mate last season and the player has had to deal with an enforced separation from his daughters, who live with their mother in Buenos Aires, City's transfer-market activity this summer hinges on whether he will stay.

Vincent Kompany, the club's player of the year, who appeared with the FA Cup at the symbolic press conference which preceded City's open-top tour of Manchester two weeks ago, is seen as the more obvious choice as captain, though City's players have made no secret of the importance of Tevez to the side.

Even if he does return, Tevez has positioned himself at odds with the Eastlands board. He characterised himself at the weekend as a player with a direct line to the club's owner, Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan, whom he claims directly offered him the new deal to stay at Eastlands after the FA Cup final win over Stoke City.

Bayern Munich remain confident they will be able to agree a fee with City for Jerome Boateng. Though City have signalled they do not want to sell, the Bayern chief executive, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, has confirmed the defender is on the club's radar and he hopes the clubs will be able to finalise a deal.

"I believe that there is a chance that we will come to an agreement. We will have to play a waiting game and this is not something which will be resolved in the next two or three days," Rummenigge said. City would want around €20m (£17.7m) for Boateng. They paid £10.4m to take him from Hamburg last year. Bayern's price is closer to €12.5m (£11m).
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i agree with those 3 players, he should never have been made captain int eh first place. VK has been more important and better for City this year and he should be captain.


btw, good to see lots of quotes from anyone, not even a quote from "a source close to the player"
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Monty
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Anyone see his interview on SSN? "There are only 2 restaurants in Manchester"
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King U no it makes sense
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Bow to the king mother forkers!
The guy is a muppet.
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Balotelli is Man City's Uno :balotelli:
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Dotty
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Teah, the 2 are Burger King and McDonalds :rofl:

He's never taken English lessons.
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I think he never planned to stay in England as long as he has so hasn't bothered to try and settle and his long reputation of ripping up his contract and forking off is also forked as he is at a club that dont need the money his transfer would bring in. What a shame :lol:

Time for this Ugly runt to leave for good or stay, be quiet and do what he's paid vast amounts of money to do!
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mcfc1975
Jun 7 2011, 09:09 AM
UwesGrandad
Jun 6 2011, 08:22 PM
LFC6EUROS
Jun 6 2011, 07:49 PM
uwes

i posted it from ss
I think they must have glamourised it by removing anything positive then mate. It is a negative situation tbf but its has been made worse by its editing.

I dont think he's waiting/ or is speaking to his family tbh, i think he's waiting for an offer from Spain or Italy. Cos thats loads closer to Buenos Aries isn't it... :blink:

Manchester to Buenos Aries...6941 miles
Madrid to Buenos Aries...6235 miles
Milan to Buenos Aries...6950 miles

Much closer Carlos! :lol:
uwe, he has said he cant get a direct flight from this country to argentina

a quick check on skyscanner shows this to be complete bullshit, perhaps i should send him a link to skyscanner then the problem is solved!!!

They guys a d1ckhead MC. I'm bored of it all tbh. As good as he has been for City, City have also been good for him. He was at West ham and on the United bench before we bought him ffs. He owe's City some loyalty imo.
Will be keeping Cech in my pocket for the next 3 months. Thanks Pedro :thumb:
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