Uwe Rosler's Grandad said:
One more article from Phil Hall (Tevez's PR) from one month ago...makes interesting reading:-
"Today one of our clients, Carlos Tevez, is accused of being petulant because he did an interview with two Sunday newspapers revealing that it was sadly time to move on from Manchester United, a club he loves and respects.
He did the interview because stories had been published suggesting he was demanding too much money, his wife and child did not like living in England, he wanted to move to Real Madrid - all of which is untrue.
Tevez is not what most people perceive a footballer to be. He is modest, when he signs autographs he engages the fan rather than signing while looking into the horizon, he does not argue with referees and his professionalism extends to all the right areas - he trains hard, he is punctual and he gives his all to the cause.
The simple fact is Manchester United have not tried to renew his contract. So why is he being petulant? The answer is he is not. He wanted to give an explanation to the fans that have supported him. He was not criticizing Manchester United or their manager.
And in my view he can move on with his head held high and his dignity in tact… and I guarantee he will become a hero at his next club."
I'm not ITK (thank God), and I don't believe anyone who is...but when you read things like that, it does seem like he's going to move on, doesn't it? Not necessarily to City, of course. It's rare that Fergie mends bridges with players who speak out - however justifiably - and, for all Carlito is a class player, he is not irreplaceable, and to be honest, for the rags, probably not a £25million player. They have spent £10mill (ish?) and got 2 excellent trophy laden seasons on him, and probably reckon the £80-100m they can spend would go better on:
Benzema, Ribery, Valencia.
They've known Ronaldo may go for ages. It's just not how the rags do business, to let it be strung out like this. If they really wanted him, he would've signed by now. IMO.
