It doesn't matter whether Kia is a lying snake or not. If Tevez publically apologises and climbs down and the manager is happy enough with that. Then I will back the manager on any decision he makes.blink922 said:heffer said:SWP's back said:Kia: "He is ready to apologise, in the interview if you look at it full length, he is ready to apologise, if he has done something wrong [interrupted] he sincerely never felt that he was doing something wrong at the time [interrupted] and he understands that his actions may not have implied that. [interrupted again] He is on his way"
That is verbatim.
'Kia' said, no more than 3 weeks ago, that Tevez wouldn't apologise and if he did, (to paraphrase, I'm sure you could find the exact quotes) he; "wouldn't mean it as he believes he has done nothing wrong, so what's the point?"
That's when the two of them were pushing for a move, now they're in a corner and have come back to us cap in hand.
It's not hard to see them for what they are. We don't need Tevez, and I dread the implications his circus could have on the title run-in.
I hate the troll-faced cretin. Hate him.
Naw Kia isn't a lying snake, all of a sudden he's a good guy and he should be trusted right guys?
St Helens Blue (Exiled) said:Balti said:St Helens Blue (Exiled) said:Mark my words.If he scores the winner against the rags and wins us the league,all yes all on here will be singing his praises.FACT-Do not deny it because deep down football fans are fickle - I will be singing his name loud and proud once more if he does that! FORZA CITY
He wasn't even on the pitch when we thrashed them 6 - 1
We don't need the toxic twat
Ok..Dzeko is gonna fire us to the title then is he?
ManCityX said:Tevez - Treated like a dog
Man City striker blasts manager over Bayern bench row
By Rachel Griffiths - Follow me on Twitter @SkySportsRachG. Last Updated: February 13, 2012 6:50pm
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11095/7519211/
Carlos Tevez has accused Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini of 'treating him like a dog' during their infamous bench bust-up at Bayern Munich back in September.
The Argentina international has not featured for City since before that night, when he refused to warm-up against Bayern in the UEFA Champions League with Mancini's men losing 2-0.
He has spent the past couple of months AWOL back in his homeland after failing to secure a January move away from the club, with his City career appearing to be over.
However, the striker is due to return to England on Tuesday and Paul McCarthy, who is an advisor to Tevez's representative Kia Joorabchian, confirmed earlier on Monday recent discussions have paved the way for him to return to Mancini's squad.
The forward has broken his silence on the Bayern incident ahead of returning to Etihad Stadium and has hit out at the manager's treatment of him during the row.
Bad mood
Tevez claims he sat back down on the bench after warming up because he believed Mancini was employing a more defensive approach after taking off striker Edin Dzeko and replacing him with holding midfielder Nigel de Jong.
"I was kind of in a bad mood and when (Mancini) brings on De Jong and takes off Dzeko, and we're losing 2-0, I thought it was a defensive substitution. So I decided to sit back on the bench," he said in an interview with Fox Sports in Argentina.
"So I'd already warmed up for 10 minutes and he has this attitude that he wants to lose 2-0 instead of 4-0.
"So I sat down and at the same time Dzeko comes off and is really angry and has a go at Mancini. He then sees the tunnel is closed so he has to sit down next to him and they start to have an argument.
"Dzeko was speaking Bosnian and Mancini would swear at him in Italian, so it was a real mess.
"So I go and sit down and he doesn't see me because he's having this discussion. But then he turns around and sees me and you can imagine what happens. He's in the middle of an argument.
"So then he tells me to keep on warming up and treats me like a dog. When he spoke to me in that tone of voice I said 'no I'm not going out'.
"So I was willing to play but the coach was in such a foul mood, because he had that argument with Dzeko, he started on me as well, started swearing at me.
"That was him, because I was very calm. I was just sitting on the bench and you could see from the footage I was calm and just talking to (Pablo) Zabaleta. Mancini said some horrible things to me."
Good for you. You sit there in Bosnia and categorise us fans however you wish. Your ad hominem adds plenty to the debate.MSP said:@SWP_pennis - I care about your thoughts as much as about thought of SWP's pennis so no point in answering my posts at all. You don't need to support Tevez's comeback to be added to certain category as far as I'm concerned :)