Carlos Tevez | How do City fans remember him?
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Blue Theatre
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Great player.
Never gave less than 100% on the pitch.
Arguably was the pioneer in persuading top players to start coming to join the City revolution.
And he wound-up Utd fans, no end.
Yes, he caused the club the odd off-field problem too, but he was worth it.
Never gave less than 100% on the pitch.
Arguably was the pioneer in persuading top players to start coming to join the City revolution.
And he wound-up Utd fans, no end.
Yes, he caused the club the odd off-field problem too, but he was worth it.
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He was the catylist for everything that followed.
He was our Cantona.
Rightly so fans rave about Vinny, Yaya, Zabba, Sliva and Aguero.... but for me Carlos is equal to them all
He was our Cantona.
Rightly so fans rave about Vinny, Yaya, Zabba, Sliva and Aguero.... but for me Carlos is equal to them all
The Fat el Hombre
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Top class. Monster. Shame he was never long term (anywhere) but he rocked the boat that fella and he was the right man to do it at the time.
As a player, genuine debate between who was better between him and Aguero. He's your worst nightmare to play against. Loved him, but a total wildcard. Worked for us at the time, and that banner ruffled their feathers. Shame he didn't stick around cos he could have been a big one. I remember him up front on his own for a bit with dave behind him floating about linking everything up. Was early days then but he signalled we were on the way up at the time and he delivered, golf tourney or not! Incredible player, never lost the ball.
We signed adebayor at a similar time I think? No comparison.
Carlos tevez walks on water. Take him home to shag my daughter
As a player, genuine debate between who was better between him and Aguero. He's your worst nightmare to play against. Loved him, but a total wildcard. Worked for us at the time, and that banner ruffled their feathers. Shame he didn't stick around cos he could have been a big one. I remember him up front on his own for a bit with dave behind him floating about linking everything up. Was early days then but he signalled we were on the way up at the time and he delivered, golf tourney or not! Incredible player, never lost the ball.
We signed adebayor at a similar time I think? No comparison.
Carlos tevez walks on water. Take him home to shag my daughter
SatOnTheWall
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Fabulous footballer without a doubt. He was always committed and never gave up. He also had tremendous talent.
However he refused to play for the club I support for five months so he's a great big fucking arsehole who I would walk past in the street and ignore.
However he refused to play for the club I support for five months so he's a great big fucking arsehole who I would walk past in the street and ignore.
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Probably the catalyst signing that genuinely put us on the map and made others take our ambition seriously.
As a footballer he had the fucking lot.
As a footballer he had the fucking lot.
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A bit of a bastard, but an absolutely astounding player.
And every team needs one of those
And every team needs one of those
Utter and total mercenary, but a magnificent high quality player that gave his all.
Some of his performances were breathtaking, Carlos helped create the club we now are.
And for this alone, he should be made Lord Tevez of Manchester
Some of his performances were breathtaking, Carlos helped create the club we now are.
And for this alone, he should be made Lord Tevez of Manchester