Tevez defies City and flies out to Argentina

[YourBirdCanSing22]

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Man City fear AWOL striker Carlos Tevez won't return to club
Nov 12 2011 By Steve Bates and Tom Hopkinson

MANCHESTER CITY believe Carlos Tevez, AWOL in Argentina, will never return to the club.

Sources say that the strikers head is in bits and that he will risk being sued by City rather than return to Manchester.

That opens the way for Italian giants Inter Milan to rescue Tevezs career Inter president Massimo Moratti will make formal contact with City this week to propose a s30million January move.

But City have had no direct contact with Tevez since he left the UK last week. He has been in dispute with manager Roberto Mancini since his alleged Munich mutiny and if he refuses to return this week the Premier League leaders have options to cancel his contract and sue.

City could withhold his registration and prevent him playing again although its more likely they will offload him to Inter, who have made a disastrous start to the Serie A season.

Tevezs advisors last night refused to comment on when the unsettled Argentinian would fly back to Manchester but it is clear that the stand-off between club and player has now reached a critical stage and the next few days will be crucial to his future.

Tevez was rated in the s60m bracket but his turmoil at the Etihad has prompted Inter to make a cut-price offer.

The Italian outfit lie fourth from bottom of Serie A with just eight points from nine games and Moratti is ready to strike a blow in the transfer market to revive his sides fortunes.

Moratti has already contacted Tevezs agent Kia Joorabchian and will now speak to City and Mancini, who has been in Abu Dhabi this week to discuss the Tevez turmoil with the clubs owners, after putting himself in sole charge of pulling off the deal.

City fined Tevez four weeks wages s1m after an internal inquiry found him guilty of refusing to play against Bayern Munich in the Champions League defeat in September. And the former City skipper now faces a {further fine of around the same amount after going AWOL last week.

City believe Tevez ignored instructions to remain in Manchester and instead flew to Argentina on Monday night.

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It's hard to take anything written in The People seriously, but the 'head in bits' quote does sound plausible.

Since he was a young boy, he's been told just to do what Kia says, swallow the odd week of bad headlines here and there, and he'll finish his career a billionaire, having played for the world's top clubs, lived in some of the best cities in the world and won some of the top honours in the game.

He was never supposed to end up as 4th choice striker in a team that didn't need him.

He was supposed to be the star - worshipped by the fans, indispensable to the team, given free reign by every manager he played under - that's what Kia always promised him. Suddenly Kia's plan failed, he was trapped, playing a bit part for a team he'd asked to leave, and decides he's had enough, refusing to go on against Munich.

Now he finds himself hated by the most of the football world - players, managers, ex-players, MP's, pretty much everyone in the world except Maradonna, really.

I honestly think he doesn't know where to turn, and he's just run away. He brought ALL of this on himself, by giving Kia control of his career, but I honestly think that he's a confused man who just wants out, with no plan whatsoever of what comes next.

 

[glen quagmire]

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Man City fear AWOL striker Carlos Tevez won't return to club
Nov 12 2011 By Steve Bates and Tom Hopkinson

MANCHESTER CITY believe Carlos Tevez, AWOL in Argentina, will never return to the club.

Sources say that the strikers head is in bits and that he will risk being sued by City rather than return to Manchester.

That opens the way for Italian giants Inter Milan to rescue Tevezs career Inter president Massimo Moratti will make formal contact with City this week to propose a s30million January move.

But City have had no direct contact with Tevez since he left the UK last week. He has been in dispute with manager Roberto Mancini since his alleged Munich mutiny and if he refuses to return this week the Premier League leaders have options to cancel his contract and sue.

City could withhold his registration and prevent him playing again although its more likely they will offload him to Inter, who have made a disastrous start to the Serie A season.

Tevezs advisors last night refused to comment on when the unsettled Argentinian would fly back to Manchester but it is clear that the stand-off between club and player has now reached a critical stage and the next few days will be crucial to his future.

Tevez was rated in the s60m bracket but his turmoil at the Etihad has prompted Inter to make a cut-price offer.

The Italian outfit lie fourth from bottom of Serie A with just eight points from nine games and Moratti is ready to strike a blow in the transfer market to revive his sides fortunes.

Moratti has already contacted Tevezs agent Kia Joorabchian and will now speak to City and Mancini, who has been in Abu Dhabi this week to discuss the Tevez turmoil with the clubs owners, after putting himself in sole charge of pulling off the deal.

City fined Tevez four weeks wages s1m after an internal inquiry found him guilty of refusing to play against Bayern Munich in the Champions League defeat in September. And the former City skipper now faces a {further fine of around the same amount after going AWOL last week.

City believe Tevez ignored instructions to remain in Manchester and instead flew to Argentina on Monday night.

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.people.co.uk/sport/football/news/2011/11/12/man-city-fear-awol-striker-carlos-tevez-won-t-return-to-club-102039-23557752/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.people.co.uk/sport/football/ ... -23557752/</a>

It's hard to take anything written in The People seriously, but the 'head in bits' quote does sound plausible.

Since he was a young boy, he's been told just to do what Kia says, swallow the odd week of bad headlines here and there, and he'll finish his career a billionaire, having played for the world's top clubs, lived in some of the best cities in the world and won some of the top honours in the game.

He was never supposed to end up as 4th choice striker in a team that didn't need him.

He was supposed to be the star - worshipped by the fans, indispensable to the team, given free reign by every manager he played under - that's what Kia always promised him. Suddenly Kia's plan failed, he was trapped, playing a bit part for a team he'd asked to leave, and decides he's had enough, refusing to go on against Munich.

Now he finds himself hated by the most of the football world - players, managers, ex-players, MP's, pretty much everyone in the world except Maradonna, really.

I honestly think he doesn't know where to turn, and he's just run away. He brought ALL of this on himself, by giving Kia control of his career, but I honestly think that he's a confused man who just wants out, with no plan whatsoever of what comes next.

That is a brilliant post. You should post more.

 

[cleavers]

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lived in some of the best cities in the world

and Manchester which has only 2 restaurants, no wonder his heads in bits....

 

[coulsonblue]

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Anyone looked up "macca's" address on google street maps?

Pay must be shit at NOTW.

 

[Balti]

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Man City fear AWOL striker Carlos Tevez won't return to club
Nov 12 2011 By Steve Bates and Tom Hopkinson

MANCHESTER CITY believe Carlos Tevez, AWOL in Argentina, will never return to the club.

Sources say that the strikers head is in bits and that he will risk being sued by City rather than return to Manchester.

That opens the way for Italian giants Inter Milan to rescue Tevezs career Inter president Massimo Moratti will make formal contact with City this week to propose a s30million January move.

But City have had no direct contact with Tevez since he left the UK last week. He has been in dispute with manager Roberto Mancini since his alleged Munich mutiny and if he refuses to return this week the Premier League leaders have options to cancel his contract and sue.

City could withhold his registration and prevent him playing again although its more likely they will offload him to Inter, who have made a disastrous start to the Serie A season.

Tevezs advisors last night refused to comment on when the unsettled Argentinian would fly back to Manchester but it is clear that the stand-off between club and player has now reached a critical stage and the next few days will be crucial to his future.

Tevez was rated in the s60m bracket but his turmoil at the Etihad has prompted Inter to make a cut-price offer.

The Italian outfit lie fourth from bottom of Serie A with just eight points from nine games and Moratti is ready to strike a blow in the transfer market to revive his sides fortunes.

Moratti has already contacted Tevezs agent Kia Joorabchian and will now speak to City and Mancini, who has been in Abu Dhabi this week to discuss the Tevez turmoil with the clubs owners, after putting himself in sole charge of pulling off the deal.

City fined Tevez four weeks wages s1m after an internal inquiry found him guilty of refusing to play against Bayern Munich in the Champions League defeat in September. And the former City skipper now faces a {further fine of around the same amount after going AWOL last week.

City believe Tevez ignored instructions to remain in Manchester and instead flew to Argentina on Monday night.

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.people.co.uk/sport/football/news/2011/11/12/man-city-fear-awol-striker-carlos-tevez-won-t-return-to-club-102039-23557752/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.people.co.uk/sport/football/ ... -23557752/</a>

It's hard to take anything written in The People seriously, but the 'head in bits' quote does sound plausible.

Since he was a young boy, he's been told just to do what Kia says, swallow the odd week of bad headlines here and there, and he'll finish his career a billionaire, having played for the world's top clubs, lived in some of the best cities in the world and won some of the top honours in the game.

He was never supposed to end up as 4th choice striker in a team that didn't need him.

He was supposed to be the star - worshipped by the fans, indispensable to the team, given free reign by every manager he played under - that's what Kia always promised him. Suddenly Kia's plan failed, he was trapped, playing a bit part for a team he'd asked to leave, and decides he's had enough, refusing to go on against Munich.

Now he finds himself hated by the most of the football world - players, managers, ex-players, MP's, pretty much everyone in the world except Maradonna, really.

I honestly think he doesn't know where to turn, and he's just run away. He brought ALL of this on himself, by giving Kia control of his career, but I honestly think that he's a confused man who just wants out, with no plan whatsoever of what comes next.

thing is he could have been a City legend.....skipper leading us to more trophies.....it was all set up for him

except he puts the status of his latest contract renegotiation ahead of his performances on the pitch

it was noticeable how his form 'dipped' and more pens were missed, blind alleys checked out etc when he (or rather his agent) was not getting his own way

a true professional would get on with it regardless but not 'our' carlos

if he had half a brain he would sack kia off, make public apologies, honour his contract and put his career back on track at City

but he doesn't have half a brain

he's very rich though so perhaps that will keep him happy when he's older and realises that he wasted so much of his god given talent and that he is not regarded as one of the football greats .......... well maybe one of the greatest greedy bastard mercenaries in football.....maybe even the greatest!

 

[fy6blue]

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I've read somewhere (on here?) that even his use of his native language is very basic. I still find myself, as a signed up wishy-washy liberal, feeling, despite all the shenanigans, rather uneasy about the probable gross exploitation of a simple (for want of a better word) human being.
Then again he may just be a twat.<br /><br />-- Sun Nov 13, 2011 6:31 pm --<br /><br />

every thing may happen , but if we have to give some credit to the rumors here in italy they says is juve that are following tevez , not inter.

I just don't think, taking everything into consideration, that any club would dive in with a £30M bid for Tevez.

The numbers in that article were in dollars, not pounds. Therefore the figure is closer to 19 million pounds.

And plummeting by the day due to the Eurozone crisis. Sell!Sell!Sell!

 

[MCFCTrick]

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All this talk of his 'worth' being halved because of his behaviour is a feckin' joke.

As if it is so, it then all this is simply a deliberate attempt by Kia and Tevez to make him more accesible to other clubs at a cut price. And to let him go on the cheap just to be rid, means they have won.

I just hope City stand firm on this.....we are one of the few that can afford to financially. And make an example of the twunt.

 

[bernabias home shirt]

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http://www.maccamedia.co.uk/clients/ and noticed he also represents today's bluemoon poster boy JL

oh dear

Cant believe its never been mentioned that joleon has joined the dark side,come on tolmie tell us it isnt true!

 

[Balti]

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All this talk of his 'worth' being halved because of his behaviour is a feckin' joke.

As if it is so, it then all this is simply a deliberate attempt by Kia and Tevez to make him more accesible to other clubs at a cut price. And to let him go on the cheap just to be rid, means they have won.

I just hope City stand firm on this.....we are one of the few that can afford to financially. And make an example of the twunt.

agreed we should only let him go on the cheap if we can subsequently sue and recoup the shortfall in value

otherwise let the little fecker rot till his contract is up

a precedent well worth setting for the sake of football as a whole

 

[vonksbignose]

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Its weird that MaCarthy's personal mobile is on that site 07831650977, that's a bit weird from the slimeball.

I agree, that's really strange that he would put his personal mobile number on there.

:-)

Stranger still is why anyone would leave a full home address on the details of a domain name (it only costs £15 to redact it!).

I hear he's a BIG fan of Winston Churchill statues!!! ;-)