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blues2win wrote:It was not up to Tevez to decide whether he needed to warm up or not. He behaved appallingly to be honest. Of course he trained hard and played very well but he's still a greedy selfish cunt. I'm glad he's gone.

I don't believe he decided anything, I think he just told the manager he was ready to go on, in order to help & got fired for it.

Beefymcfc wrote:The Tevez thing was more of a Mancini misinterpretation and I said it at the time. What Tevez did after that was way out of order though.

Mancini was perfect for us at the time and really got the ship in order. Legend in my books.

Whilst it was out of order, Tevez did come out after, deny the allegation and then said he was willing to play for us whenever he was called upon. Mancini acted rashly and declared he'd never play for him again. Half of one....

Bridge'srightfoot wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:The Tevez thing was more of a Mancini misinterpretation and I said it at the time. What Tevez did after that was way out of order though.

Mancini was perfect for us at the time and really got the ship in order. Legend in my books.

Whilst it was out of order, Tevez did come out after, deny the allegation and then said he was willing to play for us whenever he was called upon. Mancini acted rashly and declared he'd never play for him again. Half of one....

I blame Dzeko ;-)

Can't believe he's gonna be a dipper... Ill be rooting for crazy antics but nothing significant on the field.

He'll probably have a stellar first month (with dippers everywhere thinking he's the 2nd coming) only to drop off or explode in a mental lapse. Basically standard Balo

I can't believe you Ted. Look at the video. He shook his head with his arms aggressively folded. He was clearly refusing to obey an instruction. Whether he didn't want to play or didn't want to warm up is neither here nor there. It was gross misconduct and I'm not surprised Mancini did his nut. Don't get me wrong. After our performances in his last season I think Mancini deserved the sack but until a manager goes he's got to be the boss. No exceptions.

Mancini cost us our best player for six months plus wiped half his value off in a moment when he opened his gob without thinking.

Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:Mancini cost us our best player for six months plus wiped half his value off in a moment when he opened his gob without thinking.

And won us the FA Cup, and First League Title for near half a century.

Beefymcfc wrote:

Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:Mancini cost us our best player for six months plus wiped half his value off in a moment when he opened his gob without thinking.

And won us the FA Cup, and First League Title for near half a century.

You are correct Beefy.

There is some utter crap about events ,players and managers in this thread.

zuricity wrote:

Beefymcfc wrote:

Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:Mancini cost us our best player for six months plus wiped half his value off in a moment when he opened his gob without thinking.

And won us the FA Cup, and First League Title for near half a century.

You are correct Beefy.

There is some utter crap about events ,players and managers in this thread.

Re-writing history. Shame on that nasty, nasty man.

Mancini 23/10 6-1 should be a bank holiday . The start of what we have the beginning of the end of rednose and rags as we knew them, look at em now,wrecked mostly.

Officially a bin dipping cunt.

blues2win wrote:I can't believe you Ted. Look at the video. He shook his head with his arms aggressively folded. He was clearly refusing to obey an instruction. Whether he didn't want to play or didn't want to warm up is neither here nor there. It was gross misconduct and I'm not surprised Mancini did his nut. Don't get me wrong. After our performances in his last season I think Mancini deserved the sack but until a manager goes he's got to be the boss. No exceptions.

I believe that was afterwards & a reaction to Mancini's behaviour, not the initial reaction to Mancini telling him to warm up. I believe Dzeko was the biggest culprit for arguing with Mancini that day, & Tevez got the fallout from it.

I agree though that Mancini had to be seen to be in the right, hence why the players said nothing at the time & the bosses backed him, but word from the dressing room appears to be that quite a few were hoping he would be sacked after the season finished.

Mario: I'll applaud him if/when he next takes to the pitch at theitihad, (provided he doesn't cunt himself at their place) but I now hope he fails completely & causes shitloads of trouble.

I appreciated the subtlety of his clothing tonight. He's signed but he wasn't full tracksuit. Good stuff.

I like Balo. I wish him every success as long as it doesnt impede on ours.

Wonder. If the Mad Cunt will turn up for training wearing his prem league winners medal lol

carolina-blue wrote:Wonder. If the Mad Cunt will turn up for training wearing his prem league winners medal lol

And does his best Jim Bowen

"just look at what you could've won"

Ted Hughes wrote:

blues2win wrote:It was not up to Tevez to decide whether he needed to warm up or not. He behaved appallingly to be honest. Of course he trained hard and played very well but he's still a greedy selfish cunt. I'm glad he's gone.

I don't believe he decided anything, I think he just told the manager he was ready to go on, in order to help & got fired for it.

There is no way that thought is connected even loosely with reality.

He even admitted he "only refused to warm up because he was ready to go"

So he did decide something, he decided to say no to the boss and like him or hate him, Mancini's authority had to be absolute or you lose the dressingroom.

Slim wrote:

Ted Hughes wrote:

blues2win wrote:It was not up to Tevez to decide whether he needed to warm up or not. He behaved appallingly to be honest. Of course he trained hard and played very well but he's still a greedy selfish cunt. I'm glad he's gone.

I don't believe he decided anything, I think he just told the manager he was ready to go on, in order to help & got fired for it.

There is no way that thought is connected even loosely with reality.

He even admitted he "only refused to warm up because he was ready to go"

So he did decide something, he decided to say no to the boss and like him or hate him, Mancini's authority had to be absolute or you lose the dressingroom.

Which he allegedly lost anyway....

He picked a fight and Tevez took the bait and luckily they made peace in the title run in.

Both a pair of stubborn dickheads.

Cheers