city will know exactly what the bid is, still being widely reported its 35 or 37 million pound. don't get why people are worrying about if its a loan or not, it stills seems legit to me, if it isn't , im sure the club will let us know
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Corinthians make 35 million bid for tevez (MERGED)
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Andouble said:Players wages signed before 1 June 2010 do not count towards FFP regs. Hence selling Tevez will not help #mcfc achieve FFP. ref Annex X1 2.
is this true? So selling Tevez wouldn't 'help' us?
uhh??
in what way would £35-37 million not help?
dref619 said:city will know exactly what the bid is, still being widely reported its 35 or 37 million pound. don't get why people are worrying about if its a loan or not, it stills seems legit to me, if it isn't , im sure the club will let us know
if it is a loan then they dont have the money and may not have the money next year to buy him and his value next year will be less than it is now as he will have only 2 years left on his contract - also he could break his fookin leg or do a major injury - we want him sold - a loan is fookin ridiculas and just bad for City
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Adios carlos thanks for the memories,,,,,,,,,,, now lets move on
dctid said:dref619 said:city will know exactly what the bid is, still being widely reported its 35 or 37 million pound. don't get why people are worrying about if its a loan or not, it stills seems legit to me, if it isn't , im sure the club will let us know
if it is a loan then they dont have the money and may not have the money next year to buy him and his value next year will be less than it is now as he will have only 2 years left on his contract - also he could break his fookin leg or do a major injury - we want him sold - a loan is fookin ridiculas and just bad for City
if its a loan, there isn't a fucking cat in hells chance city will accept it. they don't seem in a great rush to push him off, especially not on loan.
can someone clear the issue of wages and ffp up for me ? i don't understand why it's such a massive issue ? i mean i know hes on a lot of money, but its just a running cost isn't it ? don't get why its such a massive issue to get him off the wage bill for ffp ?
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The idea of a South American club paying near to £40m for a player is alien. I do not think they can afford this. And therefore I do not think it can happen
There is the theory this is being bankrolled by Kia in order to get Tevez's rights back.johnmc said:The idea of a South American club paying near to £40m for a player is alien. I do not think they can afford this. And therefore I do not think it can happen
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taconinja said:There is the theory this is being bankrolled by Kia in order to get Tevez's rights back.johnmc said:The idea of a South American club paying near to £40m for a player is alien. I do not think they can afford this. And therefore I do not think it can happen
How would that benefit Kia though? if he's stumping up most of the money for the deal, I don't understand his logic. I know he's wealthy, but I don't see how he could afford the full fee. For arguments sake he is putting up £20 million (with Corinthians making up the rest) and Kia regains Tevez' registration, where will he make money out of this deal? Yes, there may be image rights and boot deals etc but Tevez isn't exactly Beckham (brand wise) and if they were to sell him on after his usual two season stint with the club, where would he go then...back to Europe for a big fee would be the only possibility for Kia to regain his money and after the way Tevez has behaved with us I don't think he'd move back to Europe again.
I understand why Kia's name would be associated with this move, he may well be trying to broker the deal, but I don't think it makes financial sense for him to be putting up the money himself.