Hughes wasn't so much trying to defend tevez as carry on his "weh weh weh, I'd be doing much better than mancini" agenda.Ruddles81 said:Got to echo previous posters.
Souness is spot on. Always pleased to see him in the studio. He called it right with Tevez in Munich that time too even when Hughes was trying to make excuses for him in the studio. A man of integrity.
Football history has been rewritten in this country. Anything before 1992 has been erased. Whenever football 'history' is talked about by today's pundits it's invariably about the Sky era...........CUNTS.bobbyowenquiff said:Souness is great. I had dealings with him some years ago with a charity event I was organising. He couldn't have been more supportive. He has a soft spot for City. His wife and family are all fanatical blues. He was also a world-class player in one of the best sides ever produced on these shores though admittedly he wasn't my favourite at the time!