Kia in talk's with AC. (merged)

[moomba]

Just keep him here and fine him two weeks wages for every training session he misses.

We'll meet FFP rules on that income alone.

 

[carlos tevez is a blue]

tbf if you run a club, would you spend alot of money on this unstable man? This is why I dont get when people say things like 40 million or nothing like this is fm and you sell player on purely on ability. No one is going to spend crazy money on someone who is clearly not sane

Dont worry Gooney we will not buy Jack Wilshire.

 

[i8rags]

An update of sorts.
The Tevez camp is in utter desperation. They are up against the clock to facilitate an acceptable transfer to City, or his bank balance... is heading for the complete shitter.

Absolute rubbish. Tevez will continue to be paid a massive salary even if he sits it out in the reserves. He has no obvious incentive to leave, other than pride. As AC Milan have apparently issued City with a 10-day deadline to accept a loan deal or nothing, Mancini will most probably take the latter option.

how is it rubbish, if his value drops due to his actions, its his pocket the difference will come out of. as advised by the PFA chairman.

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

An update of sorts.

The Tevez camp is in utter desperation.

They are up against the clock to facilitate an acceptable transfer to City, or his bank balance and career is heading for the complete shitter.

No club has the cash or the inclination.

Are we in a strong position Tolmie? Will we be hearing anything in the media regarding further disciplinary action or as has been suggested has the club reached an agreement of sorts with Herman?

I would hate to think we're still paying him and he's not even in the country or showing the slightest inclination of returning.

We are in our strongest position yet in this whole sorry mess. We have an acceptable figure in mind and won't compromise any further.

Sadly for Tevez, the anticipated rush of clubs have not bitten. Kia has attempted to play the Italian clubs against one another to flush out a permanent deal.

He is still being paid, minus bonus and image related rights (this brings down his basic significantly)

He will be fined the maximum in January, whether upon a sale or not and don't expect anything official to be made public until then.

Unless we get written assurances of a guaranteed sale at a set price, after a loan agreement, there's no deal.

City will have clear presentable evidence that his actions have not only affected his original transfer value, but also the opportunity for any sale.

He's fucked and Kia knows the clock is ticking and actually has to work for his ten per cent this time.

 

[SWP's back]

An update of sorts.

The Tevez camp is in utter desperation.

They are up against the clock to facilitate an acceptable transfer to City, or his bank balance and career is heading for the complete shitter.

No club has the cash or the inclination.

Are we in a strong position Tolmie? Will we be hearing anything in the media regarding further disciplinary action or as has been suggested has the club reached an agreement of sorts with Herman?

I would hate to think we're still paying him and he's not even in the country or showing the slightest inclination of returning.

We are in our strongest position yet in this whole sorry mess. We have an acceptable figure in mind and won't compromise any further.

Sadly for Tevez, the anticipated rush of clubs have not bitten. Kia has attempted to play the Italian clubs against one another to flush out a permanent deal.

He is still being paid, minus bonus and image related rights (this brings down his basic significantly)

He will be fined the maximum in January, whether upon a sale or not and don't expect anything official to be made public until then.

Unless we get written assurances of a guaranteed sale at a set price, after a loan agreement, there's no deal.

City will have clear presentable evidence that his actions have not only affected his original transfer value, but also the opportunity for any sale.

He's fucked and Kia knows the clock is ticking and actually has to work for his ten per cent this time.

So he doesn't have us over a barrell as some would laughably try and have it?

Shocked, I really am.

 

[Chris in London]

We're never gonna get rid of the dead weight. Evey club in the world just wants to take the piss and have them on loan but only if we pay their wages in full. The players like Bridge and Adebayor and Tevez are never gonna lower their wage demands so we're fucking stuck with them.

In a way, that shows how much we have moved on. In 08/09 we had to offer top dollar wages to players like Tevez, Adebayor etc because otherwise they just wouldn't have come to City, and at the time we needed them.

We have now moved on - we still pay top dollar, but now we pay it to Aguero and Yaya. We have a trophy under our belt, we offer Champions League football, we are five points clear at the top of the hardest league in the world (arguably) having scored more goals than anyone else in Western Europe bar Real Madrid. Nasri, who bossed Arsenal for much of last season, is finding it hard to get a game. Last year's golden boot winner has been binned and we scarcely notice.

Paying inflated wages that nobody else will match for players that are good but not world class is, as I see it, now part of our history. It was a necessary evil, but we did it. It was nasty medicine, but it got us to where we wanted to be. We are stuck with some dead wood, we may well need to see their contracts out, or take a big hit on the re-sale value, but we are now a long way beyond the point where we need to pay OTT wages for mercenaries.

So the lads who were just here for the beer can sup up and fuck off.

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

An update of sorts.
The Tevez camp is in utter desperation. They are up against the clock to facilitate an acceptable transfer to City, or his bank balance... is heading for the complete shitter.

Absolute rubbish. Tevez will continue to be paid a massive salary even if he sits it out in the reserves. He has no obvious incentive to leave, other than pride. As AC Milan have apparently issued City with a 10-day deadline to accept a loan deal or nothing, Mancini will most probably take the latter option.

That's your opinion, not the true state of affairs.

Read back your post and think. City are going to pay a negligible asset who has cost them thick end of £25m, without exploring legal ramifications?

City will not accept ANY LOAN DEAL without legally-binding assurances that a permanent deal is concluded.

Based on our valuation and Tevez's wages, is it any wonder the likes of AC want a loan or nothing.

For the record, AC have also made the same offer to Didier Drogba. They want a short-term fix to cover Cassano.

Drogba wants a permanent move.

We can't pay him to sit in the reserves, either, without him invoking UEFA articles to walk next summer for free.

Inter remain the only team not to reveal their hand and their cash flow isn't the best...

 

[Danamy]

An update of sorts.
The Tevez camp is in utter desperation. They are up against the clock to facilitate an acceptable transfer to City, or his bank balance... is heading for the complete shitter.

Absolute rubbish. Tevez will continue to be paid a massive salary even if he sits it out in the reserves. He has no obvious incentive to leave, other than pride. As AC Milan have apparently issued City with a 10-day deadline to accept a loan deal or nothing, Mancini will most probably take the latter option.

That's your opinion, not the true state of affairs.

Read back your post and think. City are going to pay a negligible asset who has cost them thick end of £25m, without exploring legal ramifications?

City will not accept ANY LOAN DEAL without legally-binding assurances that a permanent deal is concluded.

Based on our valuation and Tevez's wages, is it any wonder the likes of AC want a loan or nothing.

For the record, AC have also made the same offer to Didier Drogba. They want a short-term fix to cover Cassano.

Drogba wants a permanent move.

We can't pay him to sit in the reserves, either, without him invoking UEFA articles to walk next summer for free.

Inter remain the only team not to reveal their hand and their cash flow isn't the best...

Drogba >>>>>>> Bayern

Tevez >>>>>>>. Inter

 

[tolmie's hairdoo]

Absolute rubbish. Tevez will continue to be paid a massive salary even if he sits it out in the reserves. He has no obvious incentive to leave, other than pride. As AC Milan have apparently issued City with a 10-day deadline to accept a loan deal or nothing, Mancini will most probably take the latter option.

That's your opinion, not the true state of affairs.

Read back your post and think. City are going to pay a negligible asset who has cost them thick end of £25m, without exploring legal ramifications?

City will not accept ANY LOAN DEAL without legally-binding assurances that a permanent deal is concluded.

Based on our valuation and Tevez's wages, is it any wonder the likes of AC want a loan or nothing.

For the record, AC have also made the same offer to Didier Drogba. They want a short-term fix to cover Cassano.

Drogba wants a permanent move.

We can't pay him to sit in the reserves, either, without him invoking UEFA articles to walk next summer for free.

Inter remain the only team not to reveal their hand and their cash flow isn't the best...

Drogba >>>>>>> Bayern

Tevez >>>>>>>. Inter

Drogba now wants Russia or PSG, mate. He wants the pay day next summer.

I honestly think a perfect storm has materialised that may prevent Tevez and a permanent move to Inter or another Italian club.

The Italian economy.

Inter need Tevez more than Milan, but as Mancio has stated previously, his club need to spend in other areas.

I still have a sneaky feeling Tevez will be involved as a makeweight in swap deal of some kind.

All parties would save face and it would be hard to put a definitive value on what it amounted too, all conjecture.

It now depends on how much we need to show proper cash on the books, maybe our stance will alter once our Champions League fate is decided.

 

[Danamy]

That's your opinion, not the true state of affairs.

Read back your post and think. City are going to pay a negligible asset who has cost them thick end of £25m, without exploring legal ramifications?

City will not accept ANY LOAN DEAL without legally-binding assurances that a permanent deal is concluded.

Based on our valuation and Tevez's wages, is it any wonder the likes of AC want a loan or nothing.

For the record, AC have also made the same offer to Didier Drogba. They want a short-term fix to cover Cassano.

Drogba wants a permanent move.

We can't pay him to sit in the reserves, either, without him invoking UEFA articles to walk next summer for free.

Inter remain the only team not to reveal their hand and their cash flow isn't the best...

Drogba >>>>>>> Bayern

Tevez >>>>>>>. Inter

Drogba now wants Russia or PSG, mate. He wants the pay day next summer.

I honestly think a perfect storm has materialised that may prevent Tevez and a permanent move to Inter or another Italian club.

The Italian economy.

Inter need Tevez more than Milan, but as Mancio has stated previously, his club need to spend in other areas.

I still have a sneaky feeling Tevez will be involved as a makeweight in swap deal of some kind.

All parties would save face and it would be hard to put a definitive value on what it amounted too, all conjecture.

It now depends on how much we need to show proper cash on the books, maybe our stance will alter once our Champions League fate is decided.

Not what i'm hearing mate, Bayern are still very much on the radar, but we'll see?

I agree with you about Tevez being involved as a possible makeweight deal though.