salfordblues
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Didsbury Dave said:salfordblues said:Didsbury Dave said:Good post. Tevez is clearly to blame with his repeated petulance towards the manager. It doesn't matter if Mancini did speak to him "like a dog", he was bang out of order for sitting down with his chin out.
But the way the club has handled it since has been awful. A mess. There is a solution, only one that I can see. A fudged reunion and fake apology. For the good of City.
A fudged reunion may be ok in the short term but if results take a downward turn or Tevez finds something to kick off about then we open everything up again.
I think there's a fair chance that Tevez, Mancini and the club can all be losers at the end of all this.
We've been burnt in the past by this guy, it's too big of a risk to take, we're good enough without him.
It is only for three months. Part of it has to be "we both shut our mouths for three months then we part ways.". It's in both parties interests. WE are good enough without him, I do agree, and the period we needed him most may just have passed.
Spot on, I honestly believe that it would be in everyone's interest. The club, Mancini and Kia all know it.
But (and it's a big but) Tevez is a law unto himself.
He has a track record for doing anything but keeping his mouth shut and this my basis for believing it won't work.