That was his pseudo pseudo. But it was Swales Lives that took the wrap. Funny as fuck. Even had the odd numpty on here slating him for it.
Yep, Ironically it was completely lost on the chronicles.
Why would he say 'root'? That is neither English or Spanish, looks made up.
Rooting for someone? That's quite a common phrase in English.
I concur. I'll raise you his Cheeses with BBs Sue Denim :)Not the first time he's been responsible for a bit of City folklore. He was also responsible for the "Uwe's grandad bombed Old Trafford t-shirt" but he didn't make any money of it. Someone saw his, copied it and flogged em.
He was an excellent poster, Cheeses was a moment of brilliance and kudos to BB for playing his part in that particular episode. I hope he comes back.
It is US slang not English, so doubt Tevez would have used it.
Why would he say 'root'? That is neither English or Spanish, looks made up.
'Root' aside, just the tweet itself, serves to remind us that he hates the Scum more than anything else. Only when it comes to the Derby does he wish us better than them. What the fook is that...? I'd rather he says nothing at all!!
He has no love for the club. I've never heard him speak lovingly of City like he did with the Scum, at first, then Juve after us and Boca forever. He paid respect to the fans and that's it.
It was just a job and I wish people would see that.
He certainly had no love for the club, but he always gave 100% on the pitch. I say on the pitch because he did fuck off golfing for a few months. I don't feel any strong emotions where Tevez is concerned. He used to play for us and now he doesn't. I always felt that Tevez played for himself rather than the team.
Fantastic player, but I couldn't really give a shite what he does now or what he's done since he left us.
I posted this on the Tevez thread a few days ago
Completely agree with all of that. Great post, mate.I think some people are being a bit needy saying he never loved the club. The last player who loved the club as much as the fans was probably Paul Lake nearly 30 years ago. Maybe Michael Johnson.
Anyway, no player will ever love the club in the same way a fan does. But Tevez will look back on his career and he'll know he was at his absolute peak as a footballer at City. In 2011 I think he had a genuine shout of being the 3rd best player in the world. There was a period where he had the best goals per minute rate in Europe.
He dragged the team on his back. He signed for us when we'd just finished 10th. It's no wonder some thought he tried to do it all himself under Hughes, he did, because the players around him and the manager weren't good enough!
He was absolutely idolised by the fans before that transfer request. At the time he was the most popular player of his generation at City. We'd just gone top of the league and the transfer request came out of nowhere. Some bollocks about executives breaking promises. Really it was about his agent being a slimy **** poisoning his mind with shite.
It's a shame it all went sour because if you remove all the noise he's an all time City great for his on field performances. I think Silva and Kun have edged in front of him now, but he's got a real shout of being the 3rd best player of the modern era.
Looking at where we were when he arrived, to where we were when he left. The adoration the fans had for him, the rivalry with United, the proving to them he was right to move and proving Fergurson wrong, the level of performance he reached at City, he'd have to be a robot not to have some feelings towards the fans and the club.
Completely agree with all of that. Great post, mate.