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RE: Winter Mercato 11'/12' - Jay Crisp - 01-25-2012
Yip , for most top level players its under 10% of games..and he's played less than 2% ATM..They will lose him..I just wonder why he wants Milan sooooo much..is it Kia who thinks if hes good its good for my image..or is there some sort of release clause with US aswel
RE: Winter Mercato 11'/12' - ZvonimirBoban - 01-25-2012
I don't know why everybody says Tevez is a troublemaker on the dressing room. As far as I know he never seeks problem with any of his team-mates. And he is also not selfish, IMO he has Robinho's workrate, Ibrahimovic's flair, and potential Pato's goalscoring instinct, at least not too different than those three, so... he's OK.
RE: Winter Mercato 11'/12' - sylrus - 01-25-2012
trouble maker because he cause an uproar in every club he play
not with other teammates
but with the club itself
he wants to go home (argentina) every now and then
and that kind of attitude sometime irritates me a little
though i do understand his position
but you should be more pro about your job
not every 1 or 2 year in a club then you want to go back to your home country
he is a great talent imo though
fiuh, the longest post so far
RE: Winter Mercato 11'/12' - ZvonimirBoban - 01-25-2012
(01-25-2012, 07:01 AM)sylrus Wrote: trouble maker because he cause an uproar in every club he play
not with other teammates
but with the club itself
he wants to go home (argentina) every now and then
and that kind of attitude sometime irritates me a little
though i do understand his position
but you should be more pro about your job
not every 1 or 2 year in a club then you want to go back to your home country
he is a great talent imo though
fiuh, the longest post so far
Cassano was a worse troublemaker than Tevez and he did nothing here. Cassano caused an uproar at Roma, Madrid, and Sampdoria (almost all of the clubs he played for, bar his boyhood club Bari). So?
RE: Winter Mercato 11'/12' - Hitman - 01-25-2012
Tevez has always put 100% when he was on the field and thats what every fan from every team he's played for said... so whats the problem?
Unlike Cassano, who took his team to get in shape and to be fair even when was fit, he was dishing out some assists but hardly contributed with solid performances in my opinion.... Robinho, who seems like we cannot depend on for the games Ibra ain't there... Pato for obvious reasons....
Tevez is the one we need.
RE: Winter Mercato 11'/12' - ZvonimirBoban - 01-25-2012
The amateurism of Khaldoon Al Mubarak is the one who worries me. He has money, of course, so he only aim for dignity, and IMO he thinks he'll achieve that by publicly refusing our 'lowly' offer and stick Tevez to the bench for 2,5 years. I know he probably hoping for Inter and PSG to offer some 'reasonable' (in his dreams) cash but the truth is, neither PSG nor Inter are seriously needing or wanting him so much as us, and even PSG are pulling out of race because they don't want to pay that much.
In the end I hope we'll win, we get Tevez, and left that blue side of Manchester red-faced (yes pun intended).
RE: Winter Mercato 11'/12' - Warro Bantan - 01-25-2012
(01-25-2012, 11:21 AM)ZvonimirBoban Wrote: The amateurism of Khaldoon Al Mubarak is the one who worries me. He has money, of course, so he only aim for dignity, and IMO he thinks he'll achieve that by publicly refusing our 'lowly' offer and stick Tevez to the bench for 2,5 years. I know he probably hoping for Inter and PSG to offer some 'reasonable' (in his dreams) cash but the truth is, neither PSG nor Inter are seriously needing or wanting him so much as us, and even PSG are pulling out of race because they don't want to pay that much.I agree with u that Al Mubarak is being quite obturate, and he and the City management dont seem to understand the contract Tevez has....or is it that we have misunderstood the escape clause? Maybe there isnt one?
In the end I hope we'll win, we get Tevez, and left that blue side of Manchester red-faced (yes pun intended).
RE: Winter Mercato 11'/12' - Jay Crisp - 01-25-2012
Obturate..now there is a word I have not heard since college....
Look Inhave said it once I'll say it again..Tevez caused trouble at City , a lot of it.You cannot expect to get as much or more than you payed for a player , when he has issues.
RE: Winter Mercato 11'/12' - GeoTav - 01-25-2012
Let's not forget it's the third time in 2 years that we "use" Manchester City ... They looked like idiots when Kaka' refused/Berlusconi publicly stopped the transfer (and used it to gain some popularity again), we under-paid Robinho compared to the price they got him just one year before, and we now got an agreement with a player without succeding to get an agreement with them and we put some pressure on them.
I can understand that Manchester City's owner is irritated ...
RE: Winter Mercato 11'/12' - ZvonimirBoban - 01-25-2012
(01-25-2012, 01:35 PM)GeoTav Wrote: Let's not forget it's the third time in 2 years that we "use" Manchester City ... They looked like idiots when Kaka' refused/Berlusconi publicly stopped the transfer (and used it to gain some popularity again), we under-paid Robinho compared to the price they got him just one year before, and we now got an agreement with a player without succeding to get an agreement with them and we put some pressure on them.
I can understand that Manchester City's owner is irritated ...
It does not make him less stupid, in fact it is enhancing their stupid image in front of the world and the senior transfer negotiators such as Galliani co.
