Tevez Statement - MCFC - Page 4

12th December 2010, 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Enfield Exile

He moved into a new place in Chester last week which doesn't sound like someone who wants to go home.

When you're on jis wedge, whats a new house?

The Situation · 12th December 2010, 01:16 PM

Manchester City are the best placed club in the world to let him rot on the bench or in the reserves for the remainder of his contract. There's no chance Tevez will buy out the rest of his contract given how much he's on, but Manchester City can't afford to drop someone who has scored 39 goals in 60 games for them.

No club in Argentina could afford to give Manchester City what they want for Tevez so it looks like it'd have to be a loan deal similar to the one that took Robinho to Santos, if it was to happen.

TartanMackem · 12th December 2010, 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Turnip from the Tip

Misses his daughters, and wants to return home. What's the problem?

Absolutely none if he's willing to pay up the rest of his contract and leave.

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Originally Posted by Marv

Kia Joorabchian lies behind this. He used to own the economic rights to Tevez, but no more. He is the Godfather to Tevez's kids so clearly very very close to Tevez.

The wages at City are much exagerated although clearly they are very big payers. I hear Bellamy for example is on £65kpw, and if Cardiff go up, they will pay them all. Toure is on half what the papers claim.

If there's one thing the FA should do to reform football it's to get rid of agents. The PFA should take this role

I wish people would stop making such outlandish statements like this without even thinking about whether it would even be possible, and what the consequences would be. The FA cannot "get rid" of agents, simple as that.