Re: Would you like Carlos to stay?
So long as we can replace him with someone upfront who can equal his past goal totals. None of us really know the state of the dressing room in regards to Tevez nor his relationship with Mancini, obviously those are the most important factors in deciding to keep him.
We sure could have used the Tevez of 2010/2011 when we were going through the rough stretch but does that Tevez still exist?
With the Mario issue and concerns over Dzecko I don't think its realistic to expect all 3 to be shipped out, and who would replace them?
I think this is where Mancini's job is in most danger, if we don't win the league Mancini would look silly going to the board to explain why he wants to get rid of 2 or 3 of these players. Yet Dzecko has underperformed and doesen't seem to suit us, Mario is a train wreck, and Tevez well words fail.
One way or the other Mancini's stuck with at least 2 of them, Tevez is probably the easier to sel.
