there you go againDidsbury Dave said:Because you probably socialise with reasonable , well balanced people.hgblue said:Didsbury Dave said:I'm pleased the fans who got off their arses and went to the game appear to have shown a bit of dignity.
If tevez gets fully fit there's a chance he might come off the bench and save a game for us. He might even win us the title. What a story that would be.
Tevez doing well is good news for
Mcfc.
Every City fan I know 'in real life' is pleased to have Tevez back and wants him to do well. It's only on Bluemoon that the majority want him hung, drawn and quartered. Not too sure why that is....
squirtyflower said:there you go againDidsbury Dave said:Because you probably socialise with reasonable , well balanced people.hgblue said:Every City fan I know 'in real life' is pleased to have Tevez back and wants him to do well. It's only on Bluemoon that the majority want him hung, drawn and quartered. Not too sure why that is....
i, and the people i see before the game, couldn't care any less about whether he ever pulls on a city shirt again, the prevailing opinion being that they hope he doesn't
based on your logic does that make them unbalanced?
Didsbury Dave said:I'm disparaging because having spent far too much time on here over the years I've become aware that there are plenty of tools with big mouths and small brains. Empty vessels who make the most noise, if you like. Happy to pour out angry bile about human beings on a forum, probably inadequate mice in real life.squirtyflower said:Why be so disparaging of fans who are not so quick to thank him for his endeavours in the blue corner since September 28th? The rest of the players have had to play in four competitons without a squad member and have put us in a good position in two of the them.Didsbury Dave said:Good lad tevez . He was bound to. Bet he gets the winner .
Looking forward to the confused reaction from the hot air balloons on here if he does.
Is it any wonder that some feel his contribution to this has been less than spectacular?
And the current tevez situation is a useful barometer. It's clearly in city's interests for him to do well while he's here.
Didsbury Dave said:I'm pleased the fans who got off their arses and went to the game appear to have shown a bit of dignity.
If tevez gets fully fit there's a chance he might come off the bench and save a game for us. He might even win us the title. What a story that would be.
Tevez doing well is good news for
Mcfc.
squirtyflower said:i'm not convinced by thatDidsbury Dave said:I'm disparaging because having spent far too much time on here over the years I've become aware that there are plenty of tools with big mouths and small brains. Empty vessels who make the most noise, if you like. Happy to pour out angry bile about human beings on a forum, probably inadequate mice in real life.squirtyflower said:Why be so disparaging of fans who are not so quick to thank him for his endeavours in the blue corner since September 28th? The rest of the players have had to play in four competitons without a squad member and have put us in a good position in two of the them.
Is it any wonder that some feel his contribution to this has been less than spectacular?
And the current tevez situation is a useful barometer. It's clearly in city's interests for him to do well while he's here.
Dribble said:It's bitter-sweet for me regarding Tevez. I seriously hate the ****, but I want him to get fit and help the first team get over the finish line domestically and in Europe (by playing in the Prem and giving the rest of the strikers a rest for Europe).
Glad he's scored tonight but he's still a fucking dog............... All the same he's our dog!!! (Until the summer)
a slightly simplistic response, Tevez's stock is far from connected to the next few weekslevets said:squirtyflower said:i'm not convinced by thatDidsbury Dave said:I'm disparaging because having spent far too much time on here over the years I've become aware that there are plenty of tools with big mouths and small brains. Empty vessels who make the most noise, if you like. Happy to pour out angry bile about human beings on a forum, probably inadequate mice in real life.
And the current tevez situation is a useful barometer. It's clearly in city's interests for him to do well while he's here.
OK... I'll try.
He does well could mean scoring a goal or two and we win the title.. obviously in City's interests. He does well and his stock rises, we get an agreeable fee for him. Again in City's interests should we 'wish' to sell him in summer.
squirtyflower said:a slightly simplistic response, Tevez's stock is far from connected to the next few weekslevets said:squirtyflower said:i'm not convinced by that
OK... I'll try.
He does well could mean scoring a goal or two and we win the title.. obviously in City's interests. He does well and his stock rises, we get an agreeable fee for him. Again in City's interests should we 'wish' to sell him in summer.
city's long term future dealings with players/agents could be though