Neil McNab said:
Marvin said:
if you believe what's been posted on here, and the recent history of events this was engineered by the player's camp.
Do you seriously believe he was forced into leaving because his relationship with club executives had broken down? And if they ahd broken down, why would that be? because we hadn't offered the terms he claimed he didn't want. There are so many holes in Joorabchian's statements that I don't even think he is trying that hard. He must be deliberately trying to bring matters to a head, alienate everyone and get his player out of the club and a cut of some transfer. If he's trying to win a pr war, he's fighting the most stupid campaign in history and should go and work for the Liberal Democrats
Who said he's being forced out, Tevez wants to move to spain and persuade his ex to move there (she's as pig ignorant as him and hasn't learnt the lingo either) and he's wanted this since the summer. Cook/Marwood got Kia to persuade Tevez to stay, Tevez is pissed, goes and chucks in his transfer request, the club try to put a "he's after more dough" spin on it. I doubt we'd have had any bother from he gimp if his missus and brats were still good old Cheshire. I can understand why the club tried to keep hold of him and I can understand why Tevez wants to move. What I cant understand is why the club can't believe Tevez's motives. To us he seems really unhinged but to get like that Cook/Marwood must have been taking a tough negotiating stance to what they thought was a money issue. I wonder if the failed Rooney/Torres bids were his chance to be granted a Jan move. I really do think money has nothing to do with this at all.
She is in Argentina with her family and so are Tevez's.
I doubt the whole lot of them want to move to Spain and that his children will uproot just because of the climate and language scenario.
Of course his "partner" cannot be assured he will not stray again and once kids are involved its far more complicated and difficult for things to return to how they were.
This is just the way Tevez is , if things don't go his way his solution is to walk away from the situation.
He has made a number of mistakes and he has to grow up and learn from them.
A change is as good if not better than a holiday syndrome is what he suffers from and it doesn't address his problems and how to fix them or better cope with them.
He may not like the weather in England , he may not be able to communicate effectively with many others at the club but I guarantee a move to Spain will not give him peace of mind or alter his personal life for the better.
If he wants to be the father he really says he wants to be for his children he is better off becoming a house husband in Argentina as such and or play out his days there.
If wouldn't matter if we catered to his every whim , he would still find a reason to be pissed off with someone or something and want a change sooner rather than later.
I don't buy this crap about a breakdown with Executives line for one second.
If he wanted out of England long ago as it seems his agent should have engineered a deal long ago to ensure this happened.
Until he matures and becomes a professional off the field I can guarantee he won't give any club more than two years service before wanted out.