Tevez

[Chinners]

Have you fucking seen this ?

How sad are these cunts in the Mail, they're making effigys of Tevez & burning them pretending they don't know if it's City fans or not.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... adium.html

How fucking stupid are the people who buy these shithouse tabloid abortions.

We'll see if my comment gets published.

Good work .... and they did!

[Ted Hughes]

Have you fucking seen this ?

How sad are these cunts in the Mail, they're making effigys of Tevez & burning them pretending they don't know if it's City fans or not.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/footba ... adium.html

How fucking stupid are the people who buy these shithouse tabloid abortions.

We'll see if my comment gets published.

Good work .... and they did!

Nice one Slim.

Surely somebody high up the chain at that sad fucking excuse for a newspaper must read that article & be as utterly unimpressed by the depths it's so called 'reporter' has stooped to ? Whatever the politics of that rag licking rag, can it really be that low class all the way right to the top? If I owned that & somebody put a piece in, even about the scum, that was so lacking in any kind of merit, I'd fire all the wankers involved. It's fucking embarrassing.

[dazby]

I had a dibble too.

[Bridge'srightfoot]

I really don't know the ins and outs of this but surely it would be better to sell him and get money rather than sacking him which would leave him to be able to sign for anyone else no?

[carl_feedthegoat]

I'm festering in my office thinking of this little turd......the nasty thoughts wont go away.

Fukcing hate him...cunt.

[DoomMerchant]

I really don't know the ins and outs of this but surely it would be better to sell him and get money rather than sacking him which would leave him to be able to sign for anyone else no?

there is a general sense that finding a way to destroy his footballing career at a top level is more important than the wedge of cash. I agree with that perspective btw. I hope we find a way to make him rue the day he signed for us, the little miserable fucker. He's taken the piss one time too many, hasn't he?

I've never turned on a pro athlete as quickly and as completely as i've turned on Tevez. It's heartbreaking really...destined to be a legend here if he just cared enough to matter, but somehow our accolades, our patience and the club's willingness to bend over backwards everytime he 'spat his dummy' as you say only seems to have fed the beast and made him a pariah, and the penultimate example of sporting greed and civic disrespect, mapping to essentially what is the archetype of what's wrong with the "modern footballer."

if we don't stand against him, and fuck him over in a serious fashion then it gives a decent argument for those that say we are ruining football. We are one of only a handful of teams that can afford to make an example of Tevez, and set a precedent that forces the next fucler to reconsider not getting off the bench when the manager calls his number. We should take this opportunity to create a landmark case in football and ensure that players get knocked down a peg, because we all know it needs to happen.

This is so far and above being a hard negotiator, or wanting something that isn't earned, etc...those things are normal, and still suck at times, but the entire arc of this story over the last 10 months is fucking pathetic and this aggression cannot be tolerated, man. It cannot be tolerated.

cheers

[Kladze]

I'm festering in my office thinking of this little turd......the nasty thoughts wont go away.

Fukcing hate him...cunt.

What's worse is that it wouldn't surprise me at all if he's still holding on to his delusion that he has some "special relationship with the fans".

We should bench him for the Villa game and bring him on with 5 minutes left .............. let him 'feel the love'.

[saulman]

I really don't know the ins and outs of this but surely it would be better to sell him and get money rather than sacking him which would leave him to be able to sign for anyone else no?

there is a general sense that finding a way to destroy his footballing career at a top level is more important than the wedge of cash. I agree with that perspective btw. I hope we find a way to make him rue the day he signed for us, the little miserable fucker. He's taken the piss one time too many, hasn't he?

I've never turned on a pro athlete as quickly and as completely as i've turned on Tevez. It's heartbreaking really...destined to be a legend here if he just cared enough to matter, but somehow our accolades, our patience and the club's willingness to bend over backwards everytime he 'spat his dummy' as you say only seems to have fed the beast and made him a pariah, and the penultimate example of sporting greed and civic disrespect, mapping to essentially what is the archetype of what's wrong with the "modern footballer."

if we don't stand against him, and fuck him over in a serious fashion then it gives a decent argument for those that say we are ruining football. We are one of only a handful of teams that can afford to make an example of Tevez, and set a precedent that forces the next fucler to reconsider not getting off the bench when the manager calls his number. We should take this opportunity to create a landmark case in football and ensure that players get knocked down a peg, because we all know it needs to happen.

This is so far and above being a hard negotiator, or wanting something that isn't earned, etc...those things are normal, and still suck at times, but the entire arc of this story over the last 10 months is fucking pathetic and this aggression cannot be tolerated, man. It cannot be tolerated.

cheers

Excellent post. Very well said.

Agree 100%

[london blue 2]

I really don't know the ins and outs of this but surely it would be better to sell him and get money rather than sacking him which would leave him to be able to sign for anyone else no?

there is a general sense that finding a way to destroy his footballing career at a top level is more important than the wedge of cash. I agree with that perspective btw. I hope we find a way to make him rue the day he signed for us, the little miserable fucker. He's taken the piss one time too many, hasn't he?

I've never turned on a pro athlete as quickly and as completely as i've turned on Tevez. It's heartbreaking really...destined to be a legend here if he just cared enough to matter, but somehow our accolades, our patience and the club's willingness to bend over backwards everytime he 'spat his dummy' as you say only seems to have fed the beast and made him a pariah, and the penultimate example of sporting greed and civic disrespect, mapping to essentially what is the archetype of what's wrong with the "modern footballer."

if we don't stand against him, and fuck him over in a serious fashion then it gives a decent argument for those that say we are ruining football. We are one of only a handful of teams that can afford to make an example of Tevez, and set a precedent that forces the next fucler to reconsider not getting off the bench when the manager calls his number. We should take this opportunity to create a landmark case in football and ensure that players get knocked down a peg, because we all know it needs to happen.

This is so far and above being a hard negotiator, or wanting something that isn't earned, etc...those things are normal, and still suck at times, but the entire arc of this story over the last 10 months is fucking pathetic and this aggression cannot be tolerated, man. It cannot be tolerated.

cheers

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[Ted Hughes]

That's the point; If we don't at least TRY to show the little shite that he's overstepped the mark, we are paving the way for other similar arsewipes to behave in a similar manner, knowing they will reap the rewards. This is a situation we have helped bring on ourselves by our treatment of & sucking up to Tevez. Whether we were right or wrong in that, it's what we do next that defines us as a club.

If we let this shithouse swan off for another big payday we will be guilty as charged of being a bad influence/ruining football. This is more important than money.

[Piccsnumberoneblue]

That's the point; If we don't at least TRY to show the little shite that he's overstepped the mark, we are paving the way for other similar arsewipes to behave in a similar manner, knowing they will reap the rewards. This is a situation we have helped bring on ourselves by our treatment of & sucking up to Tevez. Whether we were right or wrong in that, it's what we do next that defines us as a club.

If we let this shithouse swan off for another big payday we will be guilty as charged of being a bad influence/ruining football. This is more important than money.

Daniel Levy at Spurs is being hailed for keeping Modric. He more or less did the same (they even reached for the same bizarre "my head's not right" excuse for not playing). Levy rewarded Modric with a fat new contract. Nothing we do with Tevez will change this.
Carlos isn't the first to do this, nor will he be the last.

[Esky]

I really don't know the ins and outs of this but surely it would be better to sell him and get money rather than sacking him which would leave him to be able to sign for anyone else no?

there is a general sense that finding a way to destroy his footballing career at a top level is more important than the wedge of cash. I agree with that perspective btw. I hope we find a way to make him rue the day he signed for us, the little miserable fucker. He's taken the piss one time too many, hasn't he?

I've never turned on a pro athlete as quickly and as completely as i've turned on Tevez. It's heartbreaking really...destined to be a legend here if he just cared enough to matter, but somehow our accolades, our patience and the club's willingness to bend over backwards everytime he 'spat his dummy' as you say only seems to have fed the beast and made him a pariah, and the penultimate example of sporting greed and civic disrespect, mapping to essentially what is the archetype of what's wrong with the "modern footballer."

if we don't stand against him, and fuck him over in a serious fashion then it gives a decent argument for those that say we are ruining football. We are one of only a handful of teams that can afford to make an example of Tevez, and set a precedent that forces the next fucler to reconsider not getting off the bench when the manager calls his number. We should take this opportunity to create a landmark case in football and ensure that players get knocked down a peg, because we all know it needs to happen.

This is so far and above being a hard negotiator, or wanting something that isn't earned, etc...those things are normal, and still suck at times, but the entire arc of this story over the last 10 months is fucking pathetic and this aggression cannot be tolerated, man. It cannot be tolerated.

cheers

That a Big Lebowski reference at the end there? Great post all round.

[Wooders]

Just landed back in Argentina - the dopey cunt. Finito.

[Original Dub]

That a Big Lebowski reference at the end there? Great post all round.

The dude abides man.

[Crossie]

Just landed back in Argentina - the dopey cunt. Finito.

are you sure? not Benidorm?

[carl_feedthegoat]

The ego has landed.

Fuck off you little dwarf.

[london blue 2]

The ego has landed.

Fuck off you little dwarf.

That's a tiny bit below the belt...

[Moonchesteri]

Can't we just get this over with and make the official statement?

booooooooooooooorrrriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiing

[lyons07]

CITY WEBSITE

'The Club has been conducting an investigation into the events of 27 September at the Allianz Arena. The Club has now reached a stage in its investigation where it has concluded that there is a case for Carlos Tevez to answer of alleged breaches of contract.
Accordingly, the Club has informed him that he will face disciplinary proceedings and the hearing will be convened shortly.
Carlos will be required to report to Roberto Mancini for training on Thursday.'

[Douglas Higginbottom]

CITY WEBSITE

'The Club has been conducting an investigation into the events of 27 September at the Allianz Arena. The Club has now reached a stage in its investigation where it has concluded that there is a case for Carlos Tevez to answer of alleged breaches of contract.
Accordingly, the Club has informed him that he will face disciplinary proceedings and the hearing will be convened shortly.
Carlos will be required to report to Roberto Mancini for training on Thursday.'

Carrington will be fun tomorrow then.I had better get there early or else there will be nowhere to park.
I wonder whether Mancini will ask him to train with the EDS.That would be good as all the photographers will bugger off to the other side of the fields and out of my way:)