glen quagmire said:BillyShears said:Who the fuck is going to pay any money for an unfit, unmotivated, unstable, twat like Carlos?
My guess.....Corinthians in January. Nobody, and I mean, no decent European club - not Inter not Juventus, not anyone, is going to come and sign him, pay a transfer fee, and his wages, when he's going to be nowhere near ready to play regular football until the end of the European season at the earliest.
He's made a fucking mockery of our club in the last few months and honestly, money aside, I give not one fuck where he goes or how he gets there. Just so long as he's gone...
+1
hgblue said:BillyShears said:Who the fuck is going to pay any money for an unfit, unmotivated, unstable, twat like Carlos?
My guess.....Corinthians in January. Nobody, and I mean, no decent European club - not Inter not Juventus, not anyone, is going to come and sign him, pay a transfer fee, and his wages, when he's going to be nowhere near ready to play regular football until the end of the European season at the earliest.
He's made a fucking mockery of our club in the last few months and honestly, money aside, I give not one fuck where he goes or how he gets there. Just so long as he's gone...
Maybe a loan would be a better option? Let him get himself fit and performing somewhere else to show potential suitors that he's not such a risky buy as they may think? Similar to Adebayor who had no future at our club but has shown that he can still do it elsewhere.
Nelly's Left Foot said:glen quagmire said:BillyShears said:Who the fuck is going to pay any money for an unfit, unmotivated, unstable, twat like Carlos?
My guess.....Corinthians in January. Nobody, and I mean, no decent European club - not Inter not Juventus, not anyone, is going to come and sign him, pay a transfer fee, and his wages, when he's going to be nowhere near ready to play regular football until the end of the European season at the earliest.
He's made a fucking mockery of our club in the last few months and honestly, money aside, I give not one fuck where he goes or how he gets there. Just so long as he's gone...
+1
I think he has made a mockery of himself more than he has the club.
Nelly's Left Foot said:glen quagmire said:BillyShears said:Who the fuck is going to pay any money for an unfit, unmotivated, unstable, twat like Carlos?
My guess.....Corinthians in January. Nobody, and I mean, no decent European club - not Inter not Juventus, not anyone, is going to come and sign him, pay a transfer fee, and his wages, when he's going to be nowhere near ready to play regular football until the end of the European season at the earliest.
He's made a fucking mockery of our club in the last few months and honestly, money aside, I give not one fuck where he goes or how he gets there. Just so long as he's gone...
+1
I think he has made a mockery of himself more than he has the club.
jimbo101 said:This is a Tevez thread, not a 'Billy Shears is an attention seeking whore thread'
Please can we get back on message.
Surely the club have a life insurance policy on Carlos?
Can't we put a contract out on him & collect the insurance?
City get their £40m the world loses a total shitbag
The definition of a win win :)
adrianr said:Said the exact same thing to someone the other day who said the exact same thing to me.
Manchester1894 said:Latest snippet is interesting:
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2011/nov/11/manchester-city-carlos-tevez-hearing?CMP=twt_gu" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2011 ... CMP=twt_gu</a>
Manchester City are waiting to discover whether Carlos Tevez will be back in England on Monday to attend his disciplinary hearing, with no guarantees forthcoming from the Argentinian as the club wound down for the weekend.
Tevez has been told to return to Manchester to explain why he flew to Buenos Aires this week without the club's permission but it remains unclear when, or if, he will fly back and the relationship between club and player is now so damaged City are not taking anything for granted.
The club have written to Tevez asking for an explanation, with duplicate emails going to the player's adviser, Kia Joorabchian, as well as one of his lawyers, written in English and Spanish to avoid the possibility that their former captain could cite language difficulties.
If Tevez was planning to reply, however, he has kept City waiting. The deadline was set at 5pm on Friday but a club spokesman confirmed shortly before that point they had not received anything. After the cut-off it is unclear what happens, with both sides making an agreement not to say anything.