Mikeegrini
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Re: Tevez - AC/Inter/PSG
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Tevez transfer thread
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IanBishopsHaircut
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Re: Tevez - AC/Inter/PSG
Anyone pay for Times online kind enough to cut and paste?
Anyone pay for Times online kind enough to cut and paste?
Stoned Rose
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If this 'non payment of wages' story is true it makes his awkwardness over moving even more difficult to fathom.
He isn't getting paid and he isn't playing football either.
If that's true I can only conclude he no longer has any desire to be a footballer and therefore wont be transferring anywhere at all. He has kind of 'retired' but without actually saying so.
What at bellend.
If this 'non payment of wages' story is true it makes his awkwardness over moving even more difficult to fathom.
He isn't getting paid and he isn't playing football either.
If that's true I can only conclude he no longer has any desire to be a footballer and therefore wont be transferring anywhere at all. He has kind of 'retired' but without actually saying so.
What at bellend.
mcnab-sees-red
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Re: Tevez - AC/Inter/PSG
I think its probably two months wages and the loyalty bonus added together. Don,t see how we could get him to stump up extra.
Forbes say he has a personnel fortune of 14m which should keep him in corned beef for the rest of his life so no need for him to 'work.'
I think its probably two months wages and the loyalty bonus added together. Don,t see how we could get him to stump up extra.
Forbes say he has a personnel fortune of 14m which should keep him in corned beef for the rest of his life so no need for him to 'work.'
r.soleofsalford
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i`d like him topped
Stoned Rose said:If this 'non payment of wages' story is true it makes his awkwardness over moving even more difficult to fathom.
He isn't getting paid and he isn't playing football either.
If that's true I can only conclude he no longer has any desire to be a footballer and therefore wont be transferring anywhere at all. He has kind of 'retired' but without actually saying so.
What at bellend.
i`d like him topped
Mikeegrini
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Interesting this info is published as CT apparently turns down what would appear to be the clubs preferred buyer.
Interesting this info is published as CT apparently turns down what would appear to be the clubs preferred buyer.
Mikeegrini
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I can see only one outcome there.
LoveCity said:Duncan Castles said he has lost over £8million in wages since November.
Sunday Mirror says Team Tevez are willing to play a game of brinkmanship with City to get him to Milan.
I can see only one outcome there.
S04
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Nah, it´s surely £2m in wages and the £6m loyalty bonus we withdraw?
Nah, it´s surely £2m in wages and the £6m loyalty bonus we withdraw?
Re: Tevez - AC/Inter/PSG
Paul McCarthy, Kia's PR woman said last week he is still being paid as they can't stop wages without a disciplinary hearing.
We could make moves to cancel tge contract for a clear breach but that would put a transfer fee at risk.
I would imagine Kia and co will be trying to get an assurance that all wages will be honoured before agreeing to any transfer.
Paul McCarthy, Kia's PR woman said last week he is still being paid as they can't stop wages without a disciplinary hearing.
We could make moves to cancel tge contract for a clear breach but that would put a transfer fee at risk.
I would imagine Kia and co will be trying to get an assurance that all wages will be honoured before agreeing to any transfer.