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I think they’d have been a great fit. Because of his work rate, Pep would have loved him and I think Tevez would have reacted positively to Pep
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Would Tevez have done well in Pep's system?
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Most definitely. But I think he would have done well in pretty much every system. A naturally gifted player who gave everything on the pitch.
Yep. Definitely. Perfect for us now.
What happened to monkey gland rejuvination therapy?
FantasyIreland
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Exactly my thinking.I think they’d have been a great fit. Because of his work rate, Pep would have loved him and I think Tevez would have reacted positively to Pep
Protein Junkie
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Gem of a player. Remember him playing in the Olympics and was outstanding. Just a shame he played for the Rags but then welcome to Manchester happened. No problem in a Pep side whatsoever imho
BlueMoonRisin’
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Argentinians are generally more physical players than Brazilians who are generally a lot more laid back. Tevez was a hard little bugger who took no shit on the pitch. I'm not sure Pep could have stopped him from being a hothead off the pitch though. Great player for us and United.Someone should show jesus that video---- how to be a fighter AND a goal scorer!
simon23
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Maybe a bit of hot headedness is what Jesus needs!Argentinians are generally more physical players than Brazilians who are generally a lot more laid back. Tevez was a hard little bugger who took no shit on the pitch. I'm not sure Pep could have stopped him from being a hothead off the pitch though. Great player for us and United.
BlueMoonRisin’
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Great players usually have a bit of a short circuit, so yes I think Jesus does need a bit of controlled aggressive attitude to improve his game. He's not as bad as he was though, when he used to throw himself down in the box with a silly caricature-like slapped arse face trying to con the ref he'd just been shot.Maybe a bit of hot headedness is what Jesus needs!
Well, fergusson could not, nor Bobbymanc.Why do you think Pep couldn't have worked with him?
Unlike SterlingNope. He’s not a one/two touch player. He loses possession to much for Pep