On the pitch he is without doubt a great player. Off the pitch he's a fucking fruit loop. As it's a results based business (sorry for that cliche) loads of managers would take a punt at the right price.Mantel said:If there is a manager who is going to sign Tevez after all that, you could only shake your head. And rub your hands of course.strongbowholic said:"...epitomises....man on the street...wrong with the game..."
If Souness needs a witness to demonstrate the truth in that quote as part of his defence, I'm more than happy to appear on his behalf.
Souness represented accurately, succinctly and politely what I thought at the time and still do.
I genuinely hope Tevez never kicks a football, in a professional capacity, ever again. The thought of him making a penny more out of the game I would pay to play, well it just knocks me sick to my stomach.
Part and parcel if any war is to win hearts and minds. Tevez has broken many hearts and evidently lost his mind.
Tevez City said:If you hate someone you will try to believe any negative story about him # FACT.
Comrade Buka said:Tevez City said:If you hate someone you will try to believe any negative story about him # FACT.
If you love someone you will try to discredit any negative story about him. #fact?
Great Post ,One day the story will come out who is behind Tevez , shadowy figures I,ve heard who speak the same language as Ambramovich.YourBirdCanSing22 said:prairiemoon said:If Souness believed what he was saying to be true then it isn't libel, as I understand it.
He won't sue. Just like he won't sue Mancini, and he won't sue The Guardian for their article about the real story behind Tevez's ownership.
This proves more than anything else what many people have been saying on these pages: Kia's 'influence' in English football is a complete sham.
His strategy for negotiating deals for his players was feeding player 'quotes' to the tabloids and to constantly go on about the 'special bond' his players had with the fans. The agent can be a bastard, you see, because Tevez was 'honest, always gave 110% on the field and loved the fans." It was, pathetically enough, just: Good cop, Bad cop.
But all that disappeared in Munich when Tevez refused to do what his manager asked and help out his team mates. The entire football world was appalled, Souness just happened to be the first one to say it. Devastatingly for Kia, Tevez was now the bad cop too.
So that's it. Kia's web of lies has collapsed. There's nothing left now, so he's desperately trying to claw back some of the image he paid the tabloids to create.
Sue Souness? For expressing his personal opinion?
Yes Kia, of course you will ...
LoveCity said:YCMIU with this wanker can you?
He's planning legal action against Souness for his rant against Tevez on Sky and wants to take it to court. In tomorrow's Daily Mail, should be online soon.
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Here it is:
. . . . . . . he never refused to come on as a substitute.
Sky would make no comment.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader said:LoveCity said:YCMIU with this wanker can you?
He's planning legal action against Souness for his rant against Tevez on Sky and wants to take it to court. In tomorrow's Daily Mail, should be online soon.
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Here it is:
. . . . . . . he never refused to come on as a substitute.
Sky would make no comment.
Can someone explain to me, if he didn't refuse to come on, why didn't he get onto the field? Was his fat arse glued to the bench? Was there a ball and chain anchoring him to the seat?