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Re: What would you rather? (Tevez)
Want him gone. Finger out Milan.
Want him gone. Finger out Milan.
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Tevez transfer thread
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The Pink Panther
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Re: What would you rather? (Tevez)
For everyone concerned his sale would be the best thing, however if Milan were to come up with a loan offer (a fee plus his entire wages for the length of the loan period) I think we'd have to accept it
Getting Tevez in the shop window and hopefully him showing himself as a true world class centre forward has to be good for us and his eventual transfer fee
For everyone concerned his sale would be the best thing, however if Milan were to come up with a loan offer (a fee plus his entire wages for the length of the loan period) I think we'd have to accept it
Getting Tevez in the shop window and hopefully him showing himself as a true world class centre forward has to be good for us and his eventual transfer fee
Re: What would you rather? (Tevez)
Was that story true about the Dippers wanting him on loan til the end of the season on FULL wages?
Isn't the worst deal in the world in some respects. he might play well against United and Chelsea and his sell-on value would be more in summer than if we let him rot in the reserves (which isn;t that bad an option in some respects but we want t get as much as poss for him).
Was that story true about the Dippers wanting him on loan til the end of the season on FULL wages?
Isn't the worst deal in the world in some respects. he might play well against United and Chelsea and his sell-on value would be more in summer than if we let him rot in the reserves (which isn;t that bad an option in some respects but we want t get as much as poss for him).
Re: What would you rather? (Tevez)
Totally agree
twistedAM said:Was that story true about the Dippers wanting him on loan til the end of the season on FULL wages?
Isn't the worst deal in the world in some respects. he might play well against United and Chelsea and his sell-on value would be more in summer than if we let him rot in the reserves (which isn;t that bad an option in some respects but we want t get as much as poss for him).
Totally agree
The Flash
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Re: What would you rather? (Tevez)
It doesn't matter. We haven't paid him since he went awol in November. And we won't be paying him whilst he remains in Argentina. So it's not costing us anything at the moment.
He can rot in the reserves for all I care.
It doesn't matter. We haven't paid him since he went awol in November. And we won't be paying him whilst he remains in Argentina. So it's not costing us anything at the moment.
He can rot in the reserves for all I care.
johnmc
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Re: What would you rather? (Tevez)
He wouldnt play well against the rags as he wouldnt be anywhere near fit enough
lukyman said:twistedAM said:Was that story true about the Dippers wanting him on loan til the end of the season on FULL wages?
Isn't the worst deal in the world in some respects. he might play well against United and Chelsea and his sell-on value would be more in summer than if we let him rot in the reserves (which isn;t that bad an option in some respects but we want t get as much as poss for him).
Totally agree
He wouldnt play well against the rags as he wouldnt be anywhere near fit enough
mcmanus
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Just caught the Carroll swap deal. WTF. Fucking deluded fucking thick cunting scouser stupid fucking twats. KKK he's your problem, probably what you will be remebered for when you leave in the not too distant future (along with Downing and Henderson).
At least our knobhead is thousands of miles away costing us nowt.
At least our knobhead is thousands of miles away costing us nowt.
Danamy
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Re: What would you rather? (Tevez)
We would have to start paying him on his return though, he'll be carrying his contractual obligations by just turning up for training.
It'll then be up to Mancini how he manages him..................
The Flash said:It doesn't matter. We haven't paid him since he went awol in November. And we won't be paying him whilst he remains in Argentina. So it's not costing us anything at the moment.
He can rot in the reserves for all I care.
We would have to start paying him on his return though, he'll be carrying his contractual obligations by just turning up for training.
It'll then be up to Mancini how he manages him..................
mcmanus
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If it's been done already I expect the Titanic pictures and all.
What's the difference between Andy Carroll and Carlos Tevez?
One of them was meant to bo the leader of the club's new era and new idol of the fans... but has regularly gone missing from games and contributed nothing to help his team's cause all season whilst getting paid a fortune for doing fuck all and can't speak proper English
The other is on a beach in Argentina
What's the difference between Andy Carroll and Carlos Tevez?
One of them was meant to bo the leader of the club's new era and new idol of the fans... but has regularly gone missing from games and contributed nothing to help his team's cause all season whilst getting paid a fortune for doing fuck all and can't speak proper English
The other is on a beach in Argentina
johnny crossan
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Interesting report that PSG have now turned their attention to Brazilian striker Leandro Damião. I am sure Kia the snake said that Alex filled their last foreign place.<br /><br />-- Mon Jan 30, 2012 5:04 pm --<br /><br />
there is the matter of his inclusion in the revised squads - there is a real can of worms ready to burst openDanamy said:The Flash said:It doesn't matter. We haven't paid him since he went awol in November. And we won't be paying him whilst he remains in Argentina. So it's not costing us anything at the moment.
He can rot in the reserves for all I care.
We would have to start paying him on his return though, he'll be carrying his contractual obligations by just turning up for training.
It'll then be up to Mancini how he manages him..................