Would Tevez have done well in Pep's system?

[citymad]

Tevez would be the equivalent of Jesus on speed in this team. He would harass the shit out of defenders and cld be a snarling bastard when he wanted. Class player crap attitude

Strange, I thought his attitude was brilliant. One of my favourite players.

 

[bluemanchester]

Tevez the pkayer yes. Tevez the man no.

 

[wolviedinho]

Strange, I thought his attitude was brilliant. One of my favourite players.

His attitude towards the club was appalling. On the pitch I have no complaints.

 

[GoatersLeftShin]

I do find it odd how so many people seem to rewrite the history of some of our players. Yaya wasn't that good, Tevez had a poor attitude and was a mercenary etc!

Tevez was world class and simply outstanding. He would walk into this team now and be the captain of it. Simple as that - no ifs, no buts. He had the aggression of Fernandinho, the strength of Dias, could finish, could set up and led by example. He was absolutely superb, without any question. Jeez, I don't like the guy but Fergie could recognise a decent player and he wanted to keep him and Mancini took Tevez up a whole new level above that!

We should treasure our legends. Tevez scored big, big goals for us and was instrumental in winning our first title for 45 years - that's what he should be remembered for. Why some people choose to focus on squabbles is beyond me.

Carlos Tevez was a world class footballer that we were very lucky to watch. He was an outstanding talent and helped City win their first title against our bitterest rivals. He would walk into this team even now. That's all you need to know.

 

[Beanhead]

Tevez was a loan wolf… world class journey man. But, his work ethic was second to none and he was extremely gifted I think Pep would have loved him.

 

[Bill Walker]

Yes he would've been a asset imo in any team. We could've done with him Saturday.

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

Incredible talent plus unbelievable workrate (when attitude was right) would make him a success with any team or manager.

 

[Corky]

I do find it odd how so many people seem to rewrite the history of some of our players. Yaya wasn't that good, Tevez had a poor attitude and was a mercenary etc!

Tevez was world class and simply outstanding. He would walk into this team now and be the captain of it. Simple as that - no ifs, no buts. He had the aggression of Fernandinho, the strength of Dias, could finish, could set up and led by example. He was absolutely superb, without any question. Jeez, I don't like the guy but Fergie could recognise a decent player and he wanted to keep him and Mancini took Tevez up a whole new level above that!

We should treasure our legends. Tevez scored big, big goals for us and was instrumental in winning our first title for 45 years - that's what he should be remembered for. Why some people choose to focus on squabbles is beyond me.

Carlos Tevez was a world class footballer that we were very lucky to watch. He was an outstanding talent and helped City win their first title against our bitterest rivals. He would walk into this team even now. That's all you need to know.

The first title - that is a history re-write.

 

[butlerkb]

I do find it odd how so many people seem to rewrite the history of some of our players. Yaya wasn't that good, Tevez had a poor attitude and was a mercenary etc!

Tevez was world class and simply outstanding. He would walk into this team now and be the captain of it. Simple as that - no ifs, no buts. He had the aggression of Fernandinho, the strength of Dias, could finish, could set up and led by example. He was absolutely superb, without any question. Jeez, I don't like the guy but Fergie could recognise a decent player and he wanted to keep him and Mancini took Tevez up a whole new level above that!

We should treasure our legends. Tevez scored big, big goals for us and was instrumental in winning our first title for 45 years - that's what he should be remembered for. Why some people choose to focus on squabbles is beyond me.

Carlos Tevez was a world class footballer that we were very lucky to watch. He was an outstanding talent and helped City win their first title against our bitterest rivals. He would walk into this team even now. That's all you need to know.

Couldn’t have said it better myself, totally agree awesome

 

[Da_Blu_Moona]

Tevez most influential signing of Mansoor era. Dragged us up