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Sounds like he might be playing up the homesick card to try and engineer another move nowhere near home! Still he was fucking immense here and I'd still be tempted to have him back for a season like a drunk fling with a filthy ex.


http://www.football365.com/news/21554/9887771/Tevez

The Argentina striker has been linked with a return to the Premier League, with one English club said to be among three to have made the player an offer.

Atletico Madrid have also been credited with a strong interest in the 31-year-old, but Juve's general director Giuseppe Marotta says the Italian Double winners will not sanction a move to a European rival, revealing Tevez will only exit the club to satisfy a desire to conclude his career in Argentina.

"Players are human beings and we have to respect their personal reasons," Marotta told Corriere dello Sport. "The will of a player is crucial and the same goes for Tevez as it does for Paul Pogba.

"Tevez has declared his wish to end his glorious career in Argentina.

"We are awaiting a response from him and we are ready to help him because it would be counter-productive to create an uncomfortable situation for both parties.

"We expect an answer from him before Saturday.

"If he decides to stay with us, we will be happy otherwise we will be sad but we will have great respect for what he has achieved."

On the prospect of a move across Europe, Marotta added: "Tevez to Atletico or PSG? We have given him the availability to leave because of a life choice. In other words, to return home and not to go for free to another European club.

"I'm certain that if he leaves it will be to go to Argentina."

Tevez is currently on Argentina duty at the Copa America in Chile, where he is said to have held talks with Boca Juniors president Daniel Angelici earlier this week. The striker has one year remaining on his contract at Juventus.

Liverpool here he comes.

Hazy2 wrote:Liverpool here he comes.

Next to Balotelli, Milner there already. Rodgers has another mare and they could easily sack him and take Bobby, it's not that far off being our B team haha.

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:

Hazy2 wrote:Liverpool here he comes.

Next to Balotelli, Milner there already. Rodgers has another mare and they could easily sack him and take Bobby, it's not that far off being our B team haha.

+ Kolo

Wonderwall wrote:

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:

Hazy2 wrote:Liverpool here he comes.

Next to Balotelli, Milner there already. Rodgers has another mare and they could easily sack him and take Bobby, it's not that far off being our B team haha.

+ Kolo

Illuminati at work here. Has to be.

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:

Wonderwall wrote:

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:

Hazy2 wrote:Liverpool here he comes.

Next to Balotelli, Milner there already. Rodgers has another mare and they could easily sack him and take Bobby, it's not that far off being our B team haha.

+ Kolo

Illuminati at work here. Has to be.

the new qpr?

Nigels Tackle wrote:

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:

Wonderwall wrote:

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:

Hazy2 wrote:Liverpool here he comes.

Next to Balotelli, Milner there already. Rodgers has another mare and they could easily sack him and take Bobby, it's not that far off being our B team haha.

+ Kolo

Illuminati at work here. Has to be.

the new qpr?

At least we've stopped trying to be successful arsenal!

Looks like he could actually be going home this time....i would LOVE him back, absolute legend(not as big as richie dunne tho :D)

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:

Hazy2 wrote:Liverpool here he comes.

Next to Balotelli, Milner there already. Rodgers has another mare and they could easily sack him and take Bobby, it's not that far off being our B team haha.

Tevez would still be in the top 3 players at this club if he were still here, no way he's making any "b team".

Slim wrote:

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:

Hazy2 wrote:Liverpool here he comes.

Next to Balotelli, Milner there already. Rodgers has another mare and they could easily sack him and take Bobby, it's not that far off being our B team haha.

Tevez would still be in the top 3 players at this club if he were still here, no way he's making any "b team".

They're not really hiring bobby either. Jokes young man :)

As I've said to infinity id have him back. Still one of the best I've ever seen in blue and a work rate that inspires.

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:

Nigels Tackle wrote:

Wonderwall wrote:

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:

Hazy2 wrote:Liverpool here he comes.

Next to Balotelli, Milner there already. Rodgers has another mare and they could easily sack him and take Bobby, it's not that far off being our B team haha.

+ Kolo

the new qpr?

At least we've stopped trying to be successful arsenal!

Actually, based on last seasons signings and some players we seem to be linked with I'm afraid you are wrong there.. Signing players like Sagna, Fred2..being linked to likes of Delph.. Sounds like arsenal to me.

Big summer this imo to show where we are going.

I do however have faith in our owners & Khaldoon so I'm not reaally worried, But that thought (of becoming the next arse) has come to my mind more than once..hope that was just the disappointment of last season

Pretty Boy Lee wrote:Sounds like he might be playing up the homesick card to try and engineer another move nowhere near home! Still he was fucking immense here and I'd still be tempted to have him back for a season like a drunk fling with a filthy ex.

Hah sounds pretty much how I'd feel if he came back lol

As much as I loved him as a player I wouldn't take him back now, he is part of the past and of course controversial past at that, anyway in reality the chances of him coming back are zero.
We have serg, bony and the boy wonder.

We should offer Juventus to take him on a season-long loan and pay half his wages. No loan fee.

The silly crazy money that City are offering for Hippy Crack Sterling, would be better spent trying to bribe Tevez to return, since Carlitos could at least guarantee more goals scored & a far better work ethic!

WhyAlwaysMe? wrote:The silly crazy money that City are offering for Hippy Crack Sterling, would be better spent trying to bribe Tevez to return, since Carlitos could at least guarantee more goals scored & a far better work ethic!

How good was his work ethic when his team needed him and he was golfing in the argies?

Tremendous. He improved his handicap to 13.

I Just Blue Myself wrote:Tremendous. He improved his handicap to 13.

Class.


Also I don't have figures at hand but I bet he still did more that season than sterling would over a full one.

Moonchesteri wrote:How good was his work ethic when his team needed him and he was golfing in the argies?

Moonchesteri, I agree that Carlos Tevez was rightly blasted and condemned for that unacceptable act of mutiny and desertion, when City needed him most. However, both Carlos & Roberto Mancini agreed to put their differences aside, to complete that winning objective together. How many other managers & teams have ever gotten past such a scandalous player/manager fallout and then, went on to win together?!
There are even photos of Carlos shaking Roberto Mancini's hand & celebrating with him, on the final day of the season.

In April of this year, Carlos admitted that he made many mistakes during his final year at City & that he regretted them. If you would like to read the statements made by Carlos, here is a link to his quotes, at the time:

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2428 ... ester-city

Carlos is fitter than ever and yes, I would gladly take him back in a heartbeat... City might have won the Premier League, if they could have added the 29 goals that Tevez scored this season for Juventus. However, Carlos & his family are personally happier living in Italy... Nevertheless, I will always be thankful for all the positive contributions he made as a player for City.