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Dave S said:
A BIT?
Has Tevez lost the plot?
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A BIT?
Tricky Dickys Right Foot Shot
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TCIB
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Kompany is our Captain you annoying little shitstain. Just shut up and treat it as it is Carlos, an amicable business arrangement, nothing more.
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I noticed this and thought surely he isn't still captain??? Vinny (and i'm guessing all of us) must be well pissed if this is the case.
manimanc
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because i`m bored of him pissing my club about the way he has done,great player on it but off the pitch the hissy fits have gone beyond a joke. and what about the other 10 players on the pitch? and the squad? and mancini?K49112008 said:
you hit the nail on the head,tevez will be saying the same as it`s all me,me me...like i said,fuckoff tevez,thanks for two great years now fuckoff and take your circus elsewhere..
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he's one player that may have his downs now but who will always be remembered as a legend.
people slagging him off can't seem to understand that we're all human and the most important thing is to feel loved (love is all you need as the beatles put it). money is secondary and pointless if you have no one to share it with.
i can understand his frustrations and, as human beings, i think we all should be able to understand to some extent.
in the future, he'll be remembered as the player who crossed the city from the current champions to score a sh*tload of goals and captain us to our first trophy in a long time, first champions league campaign and hopefully first epl title.
he was the best striker in the league only last year and is invaluable when on form. if we were to go back in time to the last day of last season, no one would have wanted him to leave regardless of who we signed. there was literally no one in the world who could push him out of a starting spot unless messi cloned himself... and the same is still true today but people have forgotten.
people slagging him off can't seem to understand that we're all human and the most important thing is to feel loved (love is all you need as the beatles put it). money is secondary and pointless if you have no one to share it with.
i can understand his frustrations and, as human beings, i think we all should be able to understand to some extent.
in the future, he'll be remembered as the player who crossed the city from the current champions to score a sh*tload of goals and captain us to our first trophy in a long time, first champions league campaign and hopefully first epl title.
he was the best striker in the league only last year and is invaluable when on form. if we were to go back in time to the last day of last season, no one would have wanted him to leave regardless of who we signed. there was literally no one in the world who could push him out of a starting spot unless messi cloned himself... and the same is still true today but people have forgotten.
Read this, he's trying to get Aguero in trouble too!
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CARLOS TEVEZ has revealed how depression led to a summer eating binge that forced him into a clinic.
Tevez, desperate for a move to Inter Milan, was gutted when a swap deal with Wesley Sneijder was rejected by City.
And he suffered extra stress as Argentina flopped in the Copa America after he missed a penalty kick against Uruguay in the quarter-finals.
Now Tevez has lifted the lid on the turmoil he suffered throughout the lengthy transfer saga which saw City fans turn on him.
He said: “I’m not the s**t that they say I am. I had a personal crisis this summer.
“I put on five or six kilos and had to check myself into a clinic. I was depressed and so I ate and ate. Only my family and my friends know this.
“People can criticise me if I don’t play well, but they can’t say ‘He missed a penalty so the coach would be sacked.’ It’s the bad feeling towards me that I can’t stand.”
Tevez must now settle back into Manchester life, despite the fact he has previously stated he hates living there. His off-pitch troubles should be eased by the fact his family recently moved into a plush £20,000-a-month pad in Alderley Edge with him.
And the Argie forward can try to focus on building a partnership with compatriot Sergio Aguero as City set their sights on the title.
But Tevez reckons Aguero is already getting bored with learning the lingo of the Premier League.
He said: “Kun is studying English. I would say give him a week or 10 days more and he will give up. The first week he said: ‘I’ve got English today.’
“The second week he said the same but with a different expression on his face...and the third week he went off for a siesta instead.”
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CARLOS TEVEZ has revealed how depression led to a summer eating binge that forced him into a clinic.
Tevez, desperate for a move to Inter Milan, was gutted when a swap deal with Wesley Sneijder was rejected by City.
And he suffered extra stress as Argentina flopped in the Copa America after he missed a penalty kick against Uruguay in the quarter-finals.
Now Tevez has lifted the lid on the turmoil he suffered throughout the lengthy transfer saga which saw City fans turn on him.
He said: “I’m not the s**t that they say I am. I had a personal crisis this summer.
“I put on five or six kilos and had to check myself into a clinic. I was depressed and so I ate and ate. Only my family and my friends know this.
“People can criticise me if I don’t play well, but they can’t say ‘He missed a penalty so the coach would be sacked.’ It’s the bad feeling towards me that I can’t stand.”
Tevez must now settle back into Manchester life, despite the fact he has previously stated he hates living there. His off-pitch troubles should be eased by the fact his family recently moved into a plush £20,000-a-month pad in Alderley Edge with him.
And the Argie forward can try to focus on building a partnership with compatriot Sergio Aguero as City set their sights on the title.
But Tevez reckons Aguero is already getting bored with learning the lingo of the Premier League.
He said: “Kun is studying English. I would say give him a week or 10 days more and he will give up. The first week he said: ‘I’ve got English today.’
“The second week he said the same but with a different expression on his face...and the third week he went off for a siesta instead.”
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What I find wierd is that Edin was getting 7 bell's knnocked out of him ast season but now he is the messiah. He's played like a man on a mission in his last few games and I've always thougt he'd be a star with us but every player goes through a poor spell just like Tevez did last year so wouldn't it be better to have both in the side.
I'm greedy and can see the likes of Carlos, Edin, Kun and Mario winning us everything in the next few years, along with a team that can outplay any of the former big boys. We aren't reliant on just one striker anymore, we need a full department to cope where we're going. Mancini knows this.
I'm greedy and can see the likes of Carlos, Edin, Kun and Mario winning us everything in the next few years, along with a team that can outplay any of the former big boys. We aren't reliant on just one striker anymore, we need a full department to cope where we're going. Mancini knows this.