Tevez - who wants him here?

[ZonkoVille77]

Voted no. Cos he's attitude stinks. end of

[Saintslfc13]

Very good player when he wants to be, I could see him wanting to stick it the mancs so I could see him coming here and putting himself in the shop window.

 

Thing is he's a cunt 24/7, and I don't know that I like the idea of someone with his attitude around any of our squad really.

 

It's a massive gamble really, it could pay off but then with Suarez coming back, Bellamy on current form and both Andy and Kuyt having more than decent performances we could keep the money and gamble with our own lot.

[Joe Le Taxi]

Why the fuck are people talking about a loan when City have rejected AC's attempts to get him on loan? They want money, pure and simple and they have the power and wealth to reject anything less.

[Jonny83]

Just a quickie, are the people saying they'd take tevez, disruptive influence that he is, the same people who generally say they'd take el sulk back?

 

The problem with Torres, isn't that he's a sulk or that he walked out on us.

 

The problem with Torres is that he's now shit.

 

Tevez - worth a punt on a 6 month loan (if that's even possible). Look at what Adebay-whore has done for Spurs with the deal they pulled - all the goals without any of the long-term baggage.

[Dan Vito Corleone]

[G Richards]

This is a difficult one, as Tevez is obviously lacking in character and he represents so much that is wrong in the game today. So part of me wants to vote for a principled 'no way', but I have to confess that another part of me would welcome a loan deal to see us through to the summer when we can reassess our options.

[navbasi]

It's a no for me. He's a class player and in normal circumstances I'd want him here as he's exactly the type of player we need, but his track record of being a cunt is why I voted no. I don't see the point of getting him on loan either. He's spent the best part of two months sitting on a beach, stuffing his face and playing golf, by the time he's match fit it would be time for the loan to end.

 

I'm just glad that City are sticking to their guns. They are making an example of him, at any other club he could have forced a move by now but he's picked the wrong club to pick a fight with. Horrible cunt, hope they leave him to rot.

[Scott_M]

I want him here.

 

Fuck y'all haters.

[WaltonRed]

he's fucking unreal, he'd be class with Luis

 

Love it to happen

[Guest TK-421]

No ta.

[Anny Road]

All of the negatives do not matter if it is a short term loan.

[navbasi]

All of the negatives do not matter if it is a short term loan.

 

The last time started a game for Man City was 21st September (over 4 months ago) and even then it was a Carling Cup game against Birmingham, by the time he's match fit, the season would be winding down.

[Anny Road]

He would be match fit in a fortnight, he is a top athlete.

[KevieG]

Bringing him in on loan would be a no brainer. His attitude on the pitch has always been first class. And he scores goals.

 

But I seriously doubt its a runner.

[xerxes]

All of the negatives do not matter if it is a short term loan.

Those negatives include £3m plus in wages and a loan fee, an indeterminate time for him to get fit (AC), disruption/envy in the dressing room, AC even more pissed off, and then he goes.

 

If he wanted to play football in this country he could have said sorry to Man cini, taken his punishment and banked the pay cheques.

 

At a time when team spirit and commitment is all, he would be a disaster.If Mancini doesnt think that he is an asset in winning the league/Europa Cup, why should KK think he would be an asset here on a short term loan?

[Anny Road]

If he can bang in a load of goals who cares. I am not really worried about damaging AC's fragile confidence. The lads will know he is only a temporary fixture. Here to do a job.

[Wembley74]

Tevez is like Mark Viduka happy at a club for 12 months then the "family can't adjust or need a new challenge " remarks start coming out .No thanks keep well away.

[Guest Numero Veinticinco]

Tevez is like Mark Viduka happy at a club for 12 months then the "family can't adjust or need a new challenge " remarks start coming out .No thanks keep well away.

 

We only need him 'til May.

[Guest LFD]

I thought City aren't interested in sending him on loan?

[VERBAL DIARRHEA]

get him till May, helps him, could help City, will help us.

[Cardinal]

"The last 20 years we have seen plenty of players not fit to wear the shirt - some for being cunts - like Intandje and Diouf. Others for not being good enough.

 

Tevez is top quality and works his ass off. Fair enough if you stick to your standards and say you don't want that type of person at the club... but we took a risk on Bellamy and it paid off and we love him now. Also don't cry when we don't come top four, which won't happen with Carroll - but could happen with someone like Tevez"

 

I promise not to cry if we don't make the top four. But I can't promise that there'll be no tears if I ever see the shirt on another Itandje or Diouf.

 

It's one thing when a player turns out not to be good enough; it's another thing when he is a disgrace to the club.

 

Mind you, that's a fair point about Bellamy. I didn't appreciate him at all until he first signed for us a few years back.

[SCOUSE TAPAS]

Theres a slight problem with all of this and its his wages.

 

Thats one of the reasons I cant understand all this swap deal was a starter.

 

Even if we got him onloan it would cause major problems with other players here about his wages.

[Anny Road]

He is not getting anything at the minute. Even if he goes to Milan or PSG they are going to pay him what he gets at City.

[xerxes]

I am happy to be judged on what transpires, and am confident that he will not be here by tomorrow midnight

[Jonas]

Just curious, would the 45 prcent of the people on here who want him on loan also buy and wear his shirt from the supporters shop?