he wanna go him and be closer to his family....I dont think they have thought that deep about how its gonna done. Its like you miss your loved ones being away and just fvck it Im gong back to my family and once you get there you figure something out. Tevez strikes me the type of guy that would strike if its needed to get his wish, so I cant see how City can deny him that moveNocle said:Just heard an interview with Neil Ashton (who broke the story) of the NOTW on 5 live.
He said that the transfer request was handed in just after the Bolton game but City kept it quiet.
He also said that the Tevez interview earlier on last week when he said he was committed to City was recorded well before the Bolton match.
It doesn't make sense ......if he is home sick and wants to go home no team in South America will be able to afford him. So his only options are Europe. Is he home sick or is he feed up with City?
These are my exact feelings on the matter as well. It's frustrating but certainly not the end of the world, and I seriously doubt he'll be going anywhere in January; it'll be the summer at the earliest. This has to be done on our terms and if Tevez is even a tenth of the honourable gentleman so many on here like to think he is, he will agree to that.Harry Godwin said:Whilst Tev would be a big miss for us it's a simple situation to resolve
as there are only two options;
1:He wants to quit football, go home and be a Dad,
Fine, No probs Carlos, buy the rest of your contract out and go
be the best Dad you can be.
2: He wants to move to another club,
Ok, get whichever club you want to go to to stump up 70m +
and don't let the door hit your arse on the way out.
No need for all this Panic, Carlos Tevez is NOT Manchester City, he just
plays for us.