balkanno said:Aguero said:I think Corinthians would have enough money, they get about 50M from tv rights and 20+ from shirt sponsers. They've just build a new stadium too, 68,000 capacity.
Did someone noticed an logic error here? I dont want to say...
Fuck it! They can have him for £35m! We need to get shot of the **** asap and with the shit he pulls constantly he's not worth any more than £35m!ninjamonkey said:I'm sure they could find another £10 million from a sponsor somewhere and he's all yours.
We will look like complete idiots if we loan him out, can't see the powers that be letting that happen. If he goes out on loan that means ALL of our 'star' buys will have gone out on loan at some point in their City careers. Robinho, Bellamy, Adebayor and now Tevez. That's what, best part of £100m of talent who have gone out on loan?! Like I say though, can't see that being allowed to happen but if it does, take cover because we will quite rightly get absolutely hammered by all and sundry.Blue Haze said:We will never loan him. This isn't Robinho, he's the franchise player.
Corinthians and Kia must know that we'd rather keep him unhappy than loan him.
Soulboy said:No chance we'll get a £35m transfer fee,
I think when Corinthians are talking about a "£35m deal" that refers to the cost of Tevez's wages!
Calm down everyone...
southern muppet said:Soulboy said:No chance we'll get a £35m transfer fee,
I think when Corinthians are talking about a "£35m deal" that refers to the cost of Tevez's wages!
Calm down everyone...
Well those figures don't add up in relation to wages. It'd be three years or more's wages. What are they gonna do, take him on loan for the rest of his contract and then he leaves on a free? It can only be transfer fee. It's just whether these reports are true or not that's the issue.