Damocles said:johnmc said:Damocles said:Our 25 man squad was announced at the beginning of the year and he was never out of it.
You submit another one when the.window closes.
I know. He was in the registration at the beginning of the year and he continues to be in our registration.
As we aren't exactly bursting at the seams with first team players, what benefit does removing him give to us apart from strengthening any case about us forcing him out and refusing to let him play?
bluevengence said:TCIB said:Never had a need to follow German media outlets tbh.
I know the good Dutch ones due to my links there, dunno many others from Spain, Italy, Germany etc.
So they are big and reputable. I am leaning towards Tevez talking shite here.
kicker Sportmagazin (commonly kicker) is Germany's leading sports magazine and is focused primarily on football. The magazine was founded in 1920 by German football pioneer Walther Bensemann and is published twice a week, usually Monday and Thursday, in Nuremberg. The Monday edition sells an average of 240,000 copies, while the Thursday edition has an average circulation of about 220,000 copies (2005 figures).
The magazine also publishes a yearbook, the kicker Almanach. It was first published from 1937 to 1942, and then continuously from 1959 to date.
lancs blue said:He was already registered in the original 25 man squad and he hasn't been transferred so why would he be left out of it?
mancity1 said:Its been poorly handled from day one and lets be honest from everybody concerned but Tevez has actually done the club a big favour by going back to to Argentina and personally I hope he stays there for the remainder of this season and I believe if wise heads prevail he will.
You have to understand he hasn't wanted to be at the club most likely since he joined.
His kids and ex/wife /wife to be/ whatever / don't like England and neither does he.
He doesn't like our current manager and falls out with every manager he plays under fairly quickly.
He will never have a decent grasp of the English language and while the language of football transends the spoken word to some degree it is very difficult to blend in with other teammates and develop that bond and spirit you require to go well beyond the duties of matchday and develop a winning culture when you struggle to even communicate with them on a basic level.
He is a very talented and tenacious footballer but basically a loner in a team game.
Golf if he has a real flair for hand eye coordination is probably a better challenge for him now because he has enough money to retire from football anyway and live a much higher standard of living I am sure than Tevez's parents did.