Mase wrote:I still wouldn't mind him getting on as a sub in the 89th min of a match we are 3-0 up in, just so the fans can give him the send off he deserves ;)
And then sub him in the 90th.
Mase wrote:I still wouldn't mind him getting on as a sub in the 89th min of a match we are 3-0 up in, just so the fans can give him the send off he deserves ;)
Esky wrote:Mase wrote:I still wouldn't mind him getting on as a sub in the 89th min of a match we are 3-0 up in, just so the fans can give him the send off he deserves ;)
And then sub him in the 90th.
In a rare move, the club's chairman, Khaldoon al-Mubarak, spoke out to criticise the conduct of Milan, who Tevez has identified as his preferred destination.
“As things stand, AC Milan are not an option for Carlos,” Al-Mubarak told Abu Dhabi's The National newspaper.
“If they want to be a consideration in this transfer window, they would do better to stop congratulating one another and begin to look at how they would meet our terms.
“Carlos remains a player with contractual obligations to Manchester City for the next two-and-a-half seasons.
“Unless we receive an offer we deem appropriate, the terms of his contract will be enforced.
“Inter Milan and Paris Saint-Germain approached discussions with us in good faith. It is always a positive experience to deal with people with a professional approach.”
avoidconfusion wrote:I fucking love our Chairman:In a rare move, the club's chairman, Khaldoon al-Mubarak, spoke out to criticise the conduct of Milan, who Tevez has identified as his preferred destination.
“As things stand, AC Milan are not an option for Carlos,” Al-Mubarak told Abu Dhabi's The National newspaper.
[highlight]“If they want to be a consideration in this transfer window, they would do better to stop congratulating one another and begin to look at how they would meet our terms.[/highlight]
“Carlos remains a player with contractual obligations to Manchester City for the next two-and-a-half seasons.
“Unless we receive an offer we deem appropriate, the terms of his contract will be enforced.
“Inter Milan and Paris Saint-Germain approached discussions with us in good faith. It is always a positive experience to deal with people with a professional approach.”
Ted Hughes wrote:If AC Milan don't cough up the transfer fee, I can see us going after Tevez for it sooner or later. This could be the end of his career if he's not careful.
avoidconfusion wrote:I fucking love our Chairman:In a rare move, the club's chairman, Khaldoon al-Mubarak, spoke out to criticise the conduct of Milan, who Tevez has identified as his preferred destination.
“As things stand, AC Milan are not an option for Carlos,” Al-Mubarak told Abu Dhabi's The National newspaper.
“If they want to be a consideration in this transfer window, they would do better to stop congratulating one another and begin to look at how they would meet our terms.
“Carlos remains a player with contractual obligations to Manchester City for the next two-and-a-half seasons.
“Unless we receive an offer we deem appropriate, the terms of his contract will be enforced.
“Inter Milan and Paris Saint-Germain approached discussions with us in good faith. It is always a positive experience to deal with people with a professional approach.”
BobKowalski wrote:mcfc1632 wrote:I
BobK - you mention a CITY statement - "The club can confirm that Carlos Tevez was found guilty by a disciplinary hearing on 21 December of gross misconduct for serious breaches of contract and was fined six weeks' wages. Carlos elected to appeal the finding, which was dismissed by an appeal panel made up of club directors. He has until 30 January to make a final appeal to the Premier League."
I pulled it from the end of the Guardian article. I assume City did a briefing to the press to coordinate with Khaldoon comments
Guardian Article
Socrates wrote:
Disagree, the fine is for one specific instance of gross misconduct. Since the day that occurred he has not been in to work so we are not paying him, same as any company. We could end his contract if we wished but are perfectly entitled to decline to do so. He has no redress for the wages as there he is not meeting his side of the contract.
Chinners wrote:Never were a radio station and football [strike]agent[/strike] advisor so deserving of each others company ...
lets all have a disco wrote:Dont pay him and keep him for the next two years.
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