Mark (Blue Army) wrote:Im hearing that Tevez was back in Manchester training with us and could play against Wigan. Has Doug posted his training report yet to confirm?
Were you hearing this mate?
Mark (Blue Army) wrote:Im hearing that Tevez was back in Manchester training with us and could play against Wigan. Has Doug posted his training report yet to confirm?
Ted Hughes wrote:There's a fair bit of twattering going on about it. Not sure of the credential/contacts of any of the twatterers though.
Ted Hughes wrote:DoomMerchant wrote:Here's the thing...and i want to be honest about this and i hope others can too.
IF this cunt actually did, actually did, play again and we performed well and he did as well and we won and broke out of our "alleged" dip in form, I wouldn't have a single bitch about it.
There isn't enough Tin in the hat i need to wear maybe. Chalk me up as a WUM victim if you like, but my point is if in some alternate reality Tevez pulled the shirt on again and won us some matches i'd have to bite my tongue because it would be good for the club to win the fucking league more than it would satisfy my soul to feel that "justice" had been done by making a rich footballer sit around all spring eating bonbons and singing in dodgy pub bands in Argie. Just sharing.
Call me a Judas as well if you'd like and rip DOOMY off the back of your shirts as well.
cheers
I wouldn't complain at the games because that would be against the team & I've seen the damage that ' off the field ' shit does to the players on the pitch, from the Swales, the Lee, multi manager days.
It would make everything feel shit though. Like it would if we signed Rooney or Ronaldo.
Blue Blood wrote:SteveHPage wrote:Mark (Blue Army) wrote:Im hearing that Tevez was back in Manchester training with us and could play against Wigan. Has Doug posted his training report yet to confirm?
Was this on Chinners' Bollox?! If not it should be...
Defo back in Manchester, V. Likely to START for Wigan.
Mad mad world, not happy about him potentially pulling on the shirt again.
Blue Blood wrote:SteveHPage wrote:Mark (Blue Army) wrote:Im hearing that Tevez was back in Manchester training with us and could play against Wigan. Has Doug posted his training report yet to confirm?
Was this on Chinners' Bollox?! If not it should be...
Defo back in Manchester, V. Likely to START for Wigan.
Mad mad world, not happy about him potentially pulling on the shirt again.
DoomMerchant wrote:Ted Hughes wrote:DoomMerchant wrote:Here's the thing...and i want to be honest about this and i hope others can too.
IF this cunt actually did, actually did, play again and we performed well and he did as well and we won and broke out of our "alleged" dip in form, I wouldn't have a single bitch about it.
There isn't enough Tin in the hat i need to wear maybe. Chalk me up as a WUM victim if you like, but my point is if in some alternate reality Tevez pulled the shirt on again and won us some matches i'd have to bite my tongue because it would be good for the club to win the fucking league more than it would satisfy my soul to feel that "justice" had been done by making a rich footballer sit around all spring eating bonbons and singing in dodgy pub bands in Argie. Just sharing.
Call me a Judas as well if you'd like and rip DOOMY off the back of your shirts as well.
cheers
I wouldn't complain at the games because that would be against the team & I've seen the damage that ' off the field ' shit does to the players on the pitch, from the Swales, the Lee, multi manager days.
It would make everything feel shit though. Like it would if we signed Rooney or Ronaldo.
i honestly think i could feel "better" about Ronaldo at this point. BUT STILL, i wouldn't have a complaint if he did a job for the team and we won the league. Im sorry but it wouldn't make it less satisfying even if he scored the goal that won the league for us. Because i'm pretty sure he'd smile that retarded smile when he did it. He loves playing football. All this noise and garbage started, again, in earnest, because he was so angry he couldn't come into the match and play football, ironically.
Related: i took the family to the circus last night, and i think this entire new drama was foreshadowed by the fact that there was a "Tevez midget" as my wife and i called him who was the ringmaster's sidekick. Literally, a midget who was the spitting image of Tevez. odd.
Douglas Higginbottom wrote:Ted Hughes wrote:There's a fair bit of twattering going on about it. Not sure of the credential/contacts of any of the twatterers though.
If he was back today at training it would have been without the rest of the first team squad who had a day off today.
I eagerly await tomorrow's training.
Ted Hughes wrote:Dameerto wrote:Blue Blood wrote:Dameerto wrote:hm, could have been a private jet I suppose... Still not convinced about his fitness though, he wasn't even match fit before he decided to fucl off.
This.
Can't be much fitter than the retired/not retired rag who played us last sunday.
A retired RAG that was training with the reserves the whole season rather than sunning himself in a South American summer while working on his gold handicap. (Even then the RAG only came on lateish in the second half)
It's different. Tevez can't be match fit but he hadn't retired from football, just from City. he was expecting to be paraded at AC Milan this weekend, pass medicals etc etc. He'll be relatively fit, just not match sharp.
Dameerto wrote:Ted Hughes wrote:Dameerto wrote:Blue Blood wrote:Dameerto wrote:hm, could have been a private jet I suppose... Still not convinced about his fitness though, he wasn't even match fit before he decided to fucl off.
This.
Can't be much fitter than the retired/not retired rag who played us last sunday.
A retired RAG that was training with the reserves the whole season rather than sunning himself in a South American summer while working on his gold handicap. (Even then the RAG only came on lateish in the second half)
It's different. Tevez can't be match fit but he hadn't retired from football, just from City. he was expecting to be paraded at AC Milan this weekend, pass medicals etc etc. He'll be relatively fit, just not match sharp.
There's no way City would start him after nearly four months away from their fitness folks, even if he's been hoolahooping none stop in Argentina.
kennyboy wrote:welcome to manchester tevez
Beefymcfc wrote:kennyboy wrote:welcome to manchester tevez
I miss Tevez.
DoomMerchant wrote:Here's the thing...and i want to be honest about this and i hope others can too.
IF this cunt actually did, actually did, play again and we performed well and he did as well and we won and broke out of our "alleged" dip in form, I wouldn't have a single bitch about it.
There isn't enough Tin in the hat i need to wear maybe. Chalk me up as a WUM victim if you like, but my point is if in some alternate reality Tevez pulled the shirt on again and won us some matches i'd have to bite my tongue because it would be good for the club to win the fucking league more than it would satisfy my soul to feel that "justice" had been done by making a rich footballer sit around all spring eating bonbons and singing in dodgy pub bands in Argie. Just sharing.
Call me a Judas as well if you'd like and rip DOOMY off the back of your shirts as well.
cheers
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