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Who else was fucking buzzing when Tevez scored?

I'm not afraid to say I got goosebumps and bloody loved it. Then again I was upset but never condemned him as he was my fav.

Not getting my hopes up for next year, but god we looked good with him back.

Im going to be gutted IF/WHEN he leaves despite what has happened i appreciate his quality.
Such a shame.

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:Who else was fucking buzzing when Tevez scored?

I'm not afraid to say I got goosebumps and bloody loved it. Then again I was upset but never condemned him as he was my fav.

Not getting my hopes up for next year, but god we looked good with him back.

My missus asked why i didn't do my usual jumpy dance,....i did catch myself sort of half smiling.

I was buzzing because City had just gone 3-0 up, not because that horrible little cunt scored.

His spark gave us an extra impetus in our attack, we all know that's what he brings to the table. It's up to us now to find an adequate replacement for him when he hopefully fucks off in the summer.

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:I was buzzing because City had just gone 3-0 up, not because that horrible little cunt scored.

His spark gave us an extra impetus in our attack, we all know that's what he brings to the table. It's up to us now to find an adequate replacement for him when he hopefully fucks off in the summer.

Same. I cheered as it went it, but didn't cheer his name as the scorer. Just as I didn't clap his name on the team sheet or as he was subbed.

Think I've made my feelings pretty clear as to whether I think he should be playing or not, but I'm not going to boo. If others want to cheer him, so be it, it's a free country.

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:Who else was fucking buzzing when Tevez scored?

Just because City went 3-0 up.
Having said that, it's a crying shame if we lose a player of his quality as he showed last night. IF we could find a solution which works for all parties and he would be happy to stay in Manc, it would be great. but I just have a feeling it would again end in tears if he stayed

When the season started & Dzeko/Balotelli/Aguero were playing so well, I allowed myself to believe they were all a class above Tevez & even toyed with the utter bollocks idea some were pushing; that he wouldn't fit in with our 'new' style of play.

Seeing him play recently, even half fit, just brings home how much better we would have been if he was in the team, & how thick headed & largely ineffective Dzeko & Balotelli are as footballers compared to him.

When the goal went in I got a huge twinge of sadness that it all has to end, when he could have been a legend for many many years to come, like the old ginger twat at OT.

I dived out of my seat, jumped on son and went generally berserk with my mates. Then the high-fives all around until I got to the lad next to me who stood there arms crossed but with a huge smile on his face. I looked at him, told him 'Fuck ya then' and continued to celebrate. When we sat down I said to him that if he can't enjoy a City goal then what's he there for. Funnily, he then jumped out of his seat, while everyone was seated and belatedly celebrated in his own way. Good lad.

I honestly don't give two fecks who scores for us, if they're on the pitch they're good enough for me. It's not as if I'm going for a pint with the players later, is it.

I know many people who hate their job but do it to the best of their ability because they are paid well to.

Tevez is just one of many tools at our disposal, whilst he works for us I will always be pleased when his contribution benefits the club.

I think everyone celebrated - city had just scored.

As for Tevez, sooner he's on his way the better. Parasite. We'd have walked the league but for his selfishness and petulance.

sandman wrote:I know many people who hate their job but do it to the best of their ability because they are paid well to.

Tevez is just one of many tools at our disposal, whilst he works for us I will always be pleased when his contribution benefits the club.

this.

This is my point I was genuinely upset when he left and never bad mouthed him.

I'm not saying told you so or anything as I didn't disagree with those who did. I'm just personally happy that eve. If its just a few more games I can see him off.

I celebrated and said to my mate Tevez is back!. I always was under the impression he was pushed out by Mancini thanks to numerous requests not the other way around and Mancini was to blame for the Tevez saga. Rumour is he wants to stay on at City now and I wouldn't mind him doing so but I feel there are not many who want him here.

CityGer wrote:I think everyone celebrated - city had just scored.

As for Tevez, sooner he's on his way the better. Parasite. We'd have walked the league but for his selfishness and petulance.

Thats how I feel...hes tainted us.
We have enough juice to replace him.

Yup I jumped up, aways do but was chuffed if I am honest. A little hopeful that the mess might have just passed and maybe he's seen sense. Some times people can be influenced and maybe this happened with Tevez. Not excusing it but a bit relieved that maybe we can go forward with the clubs best interests at heart! :-)

Moonchesteri wrote:

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:Who else was fucking buzzing when Tevez scored?

Just because City went 3-0 up.
Having said that, it's a crying shame if we lose a player of his quality as he showed last night. [highlight]IF we could find a solution which works for all parties and he would be happy to stay in Manc[/highlight], it would be great. but I just have a feeling it would again end in tears if he stayed[/highlight]

The demise of Kia Joorabchian would solve that.

CityGer wrote:I think everyone celebrated - city had just scored.

As for Tevez, sooner he's on his way the better. Parasite. [highlight]We'd have walked the league[/highlight]but for his selfishness and petulance.

Probably so, but what fun would that be? We could not longer say "typical City"?

CityGer wrote:I think everyone celebrated - city had just scored.

As for Tevez, sooner he's on his way the better. Parasite. We'd have walked the league but for his selfishness and petulance.

Playing him is like having a fag the day you die of lung cancer.

Couldnt care less if he scores a hat-trick in the derby then knocks the winner in to win us the league.

He has to go.

I will own up, I was clinching my fist and jumping in my seat when I saw the highlight ! I have this very strange feeling he is coming back. I think he is more likely to leave, but man....when he is on the pitch, he is so exciting to watch. Plus he creates chances that alot of people dont think about. He has been 3 or 4 passes before a goal on a few goals since his return. He creates space, passes like a machine. And I dont care what all his haters will say....when he scores, nothing gets me more fired up then to see him celebrate a goal with his teamates. You can tell by this, and his effort on the pitch that he wants to win. I agree with Noel Gallagher who still says, no matter what, he is still a legend here....and hopefully for a few years to come.

i think hell stay he has zabs kun silva all here who are his very good friends