Tevez what wanker

[pottert]

Yes he is a fantastic player but what a wanker.

He came to england with west ham took time to find his feet and was instrumental in keeping them up scoring the winning goal at old trafford
To keep them up.

He then joins man utd.Is a huge favourite whith the fans & scores a decent amount of goals whilst not being a regular starter in the united team.

He then makes the decision to leave united to join there local rivals is made team captain & helps city win their first trophy in 35 years.

Now he want to leave them aswell.

He has played & proved himself with 3 different clubs but has shown no
loyalty to any of them.

I maybe wrong but I'm sure he has kissed the badge on all of their shirts
only for him to decide he wants out.

He has been treated like a king by all & has repaid them by walking out
The door.

 

[Brighton M]

He's a twat.

GREAT footballer, but the fact that he hasn't even been arsed to learn a word of English shows how selfish he is.

 

[Flavor Flav]

Just another modern day footballer. His arrogance is just unbeleivable at time though. How you can be paid 250k a week and criticise the club paying you non stop is beyond me.

 

[Colossal Squid]

He was never going to stay at Wet Sham, he is too good.

Manchester United couldn't give him the number of games he wanted.

Manchester City just hasn't worked out for some reason. Speculation is that he doesn't get on with Mancini.

He has served all three clubs well however. It isn't as if he's sat around sulking or pretending he has an injury.

Nobody has lost out on him. Let him spout off if he wants. No harm done

 

[kevo]

His comments on that Argentinian chat show about how he hated living in Manchester must have infuriated City fans. What a tool.

 

[pottert]

Also why say he wants to leave as pre season begins rather the end of last season.maybe it is the 1.5m he has earned during the summer whilst sitting on his arse.

 

[El Presidente]

I can't believe anyone in this country getting sniffy about lack of language skills from a foreigner.

 

[RM-Taylor]

A return to Boca Juniors it seems is on the cards

 

[Brighton M]

I can't believe anyone in this country getting sniffy about lack of language skills from a foreigner.

Well, true, but I haven't lived abroad for the past 5 years and earned a few million quid, been adored by 3 sets of supporters, only to tell the world how much I hate the country

 

[DT Withdean]

Leaving dreary Manchester. Don't blame him.

 

[Brighton till i die]

could do a job as back up to CMS

 

[Seagull over Canaryland]

Home sick for Argentina - or just fancing a move to Madrid or Milan?

Wouldn't mind betting that he turns up at one of those two rather than going home to his family in Argentina. No loyalty......badge kissing means nothing to him.

 

[Falkor]

i feel sorry for him his agent is the biggest wanker on the planet and he pretty much owns tevez.

 

[beorhthelm]

helping three clubs to success, yeah what an arsehole. im inclinded to believe, for now, that he genuinly misses his children.

now if he goes to Milan, or Spain and the missues doesnt rejoin him, then thats rather wankish.

i dont normally back the travelling foreigner with the badge kisses and all, but he has a high work rate, he does what he's paid to do and that deservs a bit of reserving judgment imo.

 

[DarrenFreemansPerm]

helping three clubs to success, yeah what an arsehole. im inclinded to believe, for now, that he genuinly misses his children.

now if he goes to Milan, or Spain and the missues doesnt rejoin him, then thats rather wankish.

i dont normally back the travelling foreigner with the badge kisses and all, but he has a high work rate, he does what he's paid to do and that deservs a bit of reserving judgment imo.

I'll understand if he heads home to Argentina, but like you say, it will be really stupid if he pitches up in Spain. I can see it happening though

 

[Brovion]

Home sick for Argentina - or just fancing a move to Madrid or Milan?

Wouldn't mind betting that he turns up at one of those two rather than going home to his family in Argentina. No loyalty......badge kissing means nothing to him.

I think ideally he'd like to move to Argentina, but a move to a Latin country would be the next best thing. He's recently been re-united with the mother of his children and she has apparently said that she would be prepared to live in somewhere like Spain or Italy - but not England. At the very worst there are more flights between Southern Europe and Argentina.

Can't understand all the vitriol against him - he's a professional footballer trying to make the best out of his short career and giving his best to whoever is employing him. In a football sense it's a 'shame' that he's also a simple family man and a foreigner far from home in an alien country. It would be easier if he had no feelings.

 

[bhaexpress]

No matter how talented the player is he is clearly a spoilt brat. I think most clubs would think very hard before entertaining the possibility of signing such a prima donna.

 

[edna krabappel]

How many of us are that loyal to our employers though?

If another company or organisation offered you better pay and conditions, would you take it, or say no out of loyalty?

 

[Hotchilidog]

Tevez is brilliant, and has given 100% on the pitch every time he plays. He's been the best player at every club he's been at he can do what he wants as far I'm concerned. Sadly he is owned by Kia Joorabchian who is a tool and only makes his money when he moves Tevez on.

He may flounce off the pitch, but at least when he plays he puts everything into it, unlike other big name signings at City. If he leaves the Premier league he'll be missed I reckon.

 

[Simster]

I can't believe anyone in this country getting sniffy about lack of language skills from a foreigner.

Well perhaps you should get sniffy. Our nation is crap at speaking foreign language purely because global popular culture and business are both primarily conducted in English - people are motivated to learn English in a way that isn't so easily replicated in other languages. In fact, try using a Dutch phrase in the Netherlands or a bit of German in Bavaria and see what happens when they immediately recognise your accent as English.

And none of this has anything to do with the fact that anyone who goes abroad to work should be reasonably expected to have a stab at learning the local lingo - I fail to see why that is any different in this instance.