LongsightM13
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By 'whispers' do you mean Sky, the BBC and everyone other media outlet?terrychoichelsea said:
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Tevez transfer thread
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Tolmie on Twitter:
TolmiesHairdoo said:Milan ready to guarantee an £7m penalty clause. Sky revving it up more than is, though. Agree and Carlos on loan today.
ayrshire_blue
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Instead of a 7m penalty if they don't buy in the summer...why not just loan him out for 7m, which is effectively the same since the fuckers clearly aren't gonna buy him?
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found it. It's BBC Dan Roan. I first heard from someone I followed on Twitter but it take me sometime to find the original one who post the rumour.LongsightM13 said:By 'whispers' do you mean Sky, the BBC and everyone other media outlet?terrychoichelsea said:Heard some whispers saying Pato to PSG could be back on, means Carlos Tevez to Milan may be revived. Sounds crazy.
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BBC sports news correspondent Dan Roan on Twitter: "Interesting - hearing that Pato to PSG could be back on after all - which means..... Tevez to AC Milan could be revived."
ayrshire_blue said:Instead of a 7m penalty if they don't buy in the summer...why not just loan him out for 7m, which is effectively the same since the fuckers clearly aren't gonna buy him?
Well, I don't think it is going to be a free loan. 7m is only if they don't buy.. We will probably have a loan fee + full payment of Tevez wages by Milan + ~25m if they buy him, with the 7m penalty..
Why would we want to give AC Milan a player who would effectively guarantee them the Serie A title and a huge push in their Champions League ambitions, for free?
the blue panther
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Tevez won't be anywhere near match fit for a month, and prob a month after that, if he doesn't injure himself. Not going to be that much use to anyone before Easter.
the blue panther said:Tevez won't be anywhere near match fit for a month, and prob a month after that, if he doesn't injure himself. Not going to be that much use to anyone before Easter.
wouldn't be too sure about him not being match fit..iirc there was a Kia interview where he said that Tevez was hitting the gym and maintaining his physique with a strenuous workout...
Who knows, he could even be training in secret..
If so , it wouldn't take him more than a week to play for a new team..
The problem for tevez is it's now better financially for us to sack him save any future wage costs and write off the 35 million against debts.
Be stupid to take a deal like this unless it's 20 million at least guaranteed deal.
More money in it for us to go through the courts and do a mutu on him.
Be stupid to take a deal like this unless it's 20 million at least guaranteed deal.
More money in it for us to go through the courts and do a mutu on him.
Danamy
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bobmcfc said:Milan are talking to Carlos's reps when they should be talking to us
City have made both parties fully aware on where they stand, it's now down to Milan and Carlos Reps to agree.
bobmcfc said:Milan are talking to Carlos's reps when they should be talking to us
I was thinking the same. Why are they speaking to his reps again? I thought they'd already agreed terms/wages with the player, but hadn't agreed it with City.
kybosh said:bobmcfc said:Milan are talking to Carlos's reps when they should be talking to us
I was thinking the same. Why are they speaking to his reps again? I thought they'd already agreed terms/wages with the player, but hadn't agreed it with City.
Most likely Tevez and Co trying to get Milan to accept City's demands, or if nothing works out, allow him to go to PSG?
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I am not bothered about whos talking to whom. I just want rid of the evil little gremlin, Milan know our terms, if they bite the bullet he will leave and good ridence, if not we keep him, he fails with his appeal against us not paying him, he has to come back and make himself available and we get the chance to let him know what an evil little twerp he is.
alera said:Won't go anywhere IMO. No time for anyone to do a deal with this bell end now - unless he's actually in France or Italy and has had his medical without permission already.
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Plenty of time to go - a deal can always be concluded subject to a medical
OB1
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Currently heading for the sack, IMO.
dctid said:alera said:Won't go anywhere IMO. No time for anyone to do a deal with this bell end now - unless he's actually in France or Italy and has had his medical without permission already.
Robiniho?
Plenty of time to go - a deal can always be concluded subject to a medical
The only way he'll pass a medical is if they do it from the neck down..
UlsterCitizen
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I may be off the mark but i think the Italian window closes at 5 or 6 tonight
Super David Silva 21
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UlsterCitizen said:I may be off the mark but i think the Italian window closes at 5 or 6 tonight
6pm, in Italy yes.