Tevez defies City and flies out to Argentina

[SWP's back]

Re: Tevez defies City and flies out to Argentina!!

As the article says, Chelsea still haven't received a penny from Mutu.

It does beg the question though as to what is Tevez's real value, how much would we effectively be writing off if we sacked him?

We know that his value has been significantly reduced by this saga. If Aguero is worth £35-38m then it would be difficult to see anyone paying more than £20m for Tevez with all of his baggage.

Then there's his contract to take into account. Hard to see any buyer being willing to pay him anything like what he's currently reported to be earning. If we do not sack him for gross misconduct, then wouldn't there need to be some sort of financial settlement?

Is his net worth to us any more than say £10m?

Even if we sell for a reduced fee (£20m), then we can still sue him for difference of his value (£40m) from the summer.

 

[cibaman]

Re: Tevez defies City and flies out to Argentina!!

As the article says, Chelsea still haven't received a penny from Mutu.

It does beg the question though as to what is Tevez's real value, how much would we effectively be writing off if we sacked him?

We know that his value has been significantly reduced by this saga. If Aguero is worth £35-38m then it would be difficult to see anyone paying more than £20m for Tevez with all of his baggage.

Then there's his contract to take into account. Hard to see any buyer being willing to pay him anything like what he's currently reported to be earning. If we do not sack him for gross misconduct, then wouldn't there need to be some sort of financial settlement?

Is his net worth to us any more than say £10m?

Even if we sell for a reduced fee (£20m), then we can still sue him for difference of his value (£40m) from the summer.

Perhaps, but I doubt that any club would want to sign him with that sort of litigation hanging over him and I'm not sure that he would sign for another club without there being an agreement between him, City and his new club regarding any outstanding claims. His advisors would surely insist that his new club protect him against any subsequent claims from City?

And its unlikely that a court would recognise the £40m as being his true value in the summer, since no club bought him for that price.

 

[i8rags]

Re: Tevez defies City and flies out to Argentina!!

He's not in Argentina, coz I just saw him in the bush....

That's one bush I would not want to go in.

 

[SWP's back]

Re: Tevez defies City and flies out to Argentina!!

As the article says, Chelsea still haven't received a penny from Mutu.

It does beg the question though as to what is Tevez's real value, how much would we effectively be writing off if we sacked him?

We know that his value has been significantly reduced by this saga. If Aguero is worth £35-38m then it would be difficult to see anyone paying more than £20m for Tevez with all of his baggage.

Then there's his contract to take into account. Hard to see any buyer being willing to pay him anything like what he's currently reported to be earning. If we do not sack him for gross misconduct, then wouldn't there need to be some sort of financial settlement?

Is his net worth to us any more than say £10m?

Even if we sell for a reduced fee (£20m), then we can still sue him for difference of his value (£40m) from the summer.

Perhaps, but I doubt that any club would want to sign him with that sort of litigation hanging over him and I'm not sure that he would sign for another club without there being an agreement between him, City and his new club regarding any outstanding claims. His advisors would surely insist that his new club protect him against any subsequent claims from City?

And its unlikely that a court would recognise the £40m as being his true value in the summer, since no club bought him for that price.

But we do have a written transfer offer of £40m confirming his value. The fact that it didn't take place makes no odds.<br /><br />-- Mon Nov 14, 2011 9:35 am --<br /><br />Concerns he's not going to turn up to the meeting at Carrington according to SSN.

What a twat.

 

[Rammy Blue]

Re: Tevez defies City and flies out to Argentina!!

Concerns he's not going to turn up to the meeting at Carrington according to SSN.

What a twat.

No surprise really if he doesn't turn up, surely there would have been confirmation from Argentina that he boarded a flight.

 

[bernabias home shirt]

Re: Tevez defies City and flies out to Argentina!!

More chance of platting sawdust than seeing that ugly **** today!

 

[Anonymous]

Tevez defies City and flies out to Argentina!!

I'll be surprised if he turns up. All designed to force the issue and bring it to the close Carlos and his people want.

Thankfully, City seem to be doing everything by the book and taking no chances. Stand firm City. As said previously, still a long way to go but light beginning to form at the end of the tunnel.

 

[Ronnie the Rep]

Re: Tevez defies City and flies out to Argentina!!

Is that right that if we sack him we can keep his registration for the duration of the contract? I thought if we sacked him he could sign for another club?

 

[cibaman]

Re: Tevez defies City and flies out to Argentina!!

Even if we sell for a reduced fee (£20m), then we can still sue him for difference of his value (£40m) from the summer.

Perhaps, but I doubt that any club would want to sign him with that sort of litigation hanging over him and I'm not sure that he would sign for another club without there being an agreement between him, City and his new club regarding any outstanding claims. His advisors would surely insist that his new club protect him against any subsequent claims from City?

And its unlikely that a court would recognise the £40m as being his true value in the summer, since no club bought him for that price.

But we do have a written transfer offer of £40m confirming his value. The fact that it didn't take place makes no odds.

-- Mon Nov 14, 2011 9:35 am --

Concerns he's not going to turn up to the meeting at Carrington according to SSN.

What a twat.

A good lawyer would be able to cast plenty of doubt on whether the Corinthians offer was genuine or just their President posturing to the club's fans. The fact that the deal didnt go through, for whatever reason, drastically reduces its relevance for establishing his market value.

 

[Matt the Giant]

Re: Tevez defies City and flies out to Argentina!!

I doubt he will ever be back.
And that's a rather pleasing thought.