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Sorry "Carlitos" but I doubt you'll see that armband again. And you surely shouldn't.
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Has Tevez lost the plot?
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A great option to have off the bench and for the less important games.
Rags have 4/5 decent strikers as do Chelsea. A Tevez hungry for gametime is perfect for us.
Don't buy into the "disruptive" side of it as I really don't think that any other player listens to/understands him but am a bit worried about the way Kia seems to be harvesting City players as an "advisor".
Rags have 4/5 decent strikers as do Chelsea. A Tevez hungry for gametime is perfect for us.
Don't buy into the "disruptive" side of it as I really don't think that any other player listens to/understands him but am a bit worried about the way Kia seems to be harvesting City players as an "advisor".
buckshot
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Tevez's behavior is completely transparent. He knows he's screwed so (once again) he's pledging his undying loyalty to City. If Dzeko or Aguero get injured and he steps in and finds success he'll be right back to badmouthing the club, it's executives and the city itself.
It's really no wonder that another club wouldn't shell out the money for such a pain in the ass.
It's really no wonder that another club wouldn't shell out the money for such a pain in the ass.
buckshot said:Tevez's behavior is completely transparent. He knows he's screwed so (once again) he's pledging his undying loyalty to City. If Dzeko or Aguero get injured and he steps in and finds success he'll be right back to badmouthing the club, it's executives and the city itself.
It's really no wonder that another club wouldn't shell out the money for such a pain in the ass.
When has Tevez bad mouthed our club quotes please
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waspish said:buckshot said:Tevez's behavior is completely transparent. He knows he's screwed so (once again) he's pledging his undying loyalty to City. If Dzeko or Aguero get injured and he steps in and finds success he'll be right back to badmouthing the club, it's executives and the city itself.
It's really no wonder that another club wouldn't shell out the money for such a pain in the ass.
When has Tevez bad mouthed our club quotes please
I was referring to his general unhappiness to be a City player and there are tons of quotes to back that up.
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It's quite disturbing to hear people saying that Tevez will be 3rd or 4th choice striker. Do you honestly believe that Mancini is going to leave a goal scorer of Carlos' quality on the bench?
We have reached the pinnacle of World Football and players of Tevez' ilk just don't grow on trees. He will be vital to our push this season and that's why Mancini wasn't in a rush to let him go. We will need all our forward players, not just 2.
Maybe the signing of Aguero wasn't to replace Tevez, but to compliment him. Anybody thought of that?
We have reached the pinnacle of World Football and players of Tevez' ilk just don't grow on trees. He will be vital to our push this season and that's why Mancini wasn't in a rush to let him go. We will need all our forward players, not just 2.
Maybe the signing of Aguero wasn't to replace Tevez, but to compliment him. Anybody thought of that?
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Quotes about Manchester as a city are enough disrespecting for Tevez to be considered as a shit...
I'm not from Manchester, never saw it in my life but that's just not something a player playing for some team should think to say no matter if it would be a true or not...
When you've heard some player saying something like that for a city of his team while he still plays there ? Can you imagine some United player saying that ? Or Real Madrid, Barcelona, both Milan's teams, even Middlesbrough one, lol.. ?
It's just disrespecting to fans and team that pays him a huge amount of money. Plus - he came to City from another Manchester based team (or not, lol) and he knew how it was to live there... so, his only intentions with saying that were to provoke his exit and now when he didn't manage it, it should just not be forgotten so easy, no matter how gently he tries to be now...
He is quality player of course, and while he's here he should find his minutes and I'm sure he'll deliver when he gets it but I don't see any reason why should someone try to defend him a bit and have some feelings about him.
City fans should be strictly professional about him. Support him when he plays for team, scores goal etc... but beside that, fans should find him a dickhead what he really is.
I'm not from Manchester, never saw it in my life but that's just not something a player playing for some team should think to say no matter if it would be a true or not...
When you've heard some player saying something like that for a city of his team while he still plays there ? Can you imagine some United player saying that ? Or Real Madrid, Barcelona, both Milan's teams, even Middlesbrough one, lol.. ?
It's just disrespecting to fans and team that pays him a huge amount of money. Plus - he came to City from another Manchester based team (or not, lol) and he knew how it was to live there... so, his only intentions with saying that were to provoke his exit and now when he didn't manage it, it should just not be forgotten so easy, no matter how gently he tries to be now...
He is quality player of course, and while he's here he should find his minutes and I'm sure he'll deliver when he gets it but I don't see any reason why should someone try to defend him a bit and have some feelings about him.
City fans should be strictly professional about him. Support him when he plays for team, scores goal etc... but beside that, fans should find him a dickhead what he really is.
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Well he isn't captain anymore
mansour's tow ropes said:Manchester_City_Blue said:The symbol of a club is generally considered as the biggest named player. Surely now that's Aguero.
for me the symbol is the player who represents the qualities and the values of the club (persistence, loyalty, professionalism, great attitude, humble, classy etc) and also someone who is a great player and loved by the fans, and has been his several years
so for me its kompany
agreed on the definition. vincent, edin and kolo for me.