Thinking the Unthinkable

[smileysmiles]

I totally agree... But unfortunately it will not happen.

 

[Spiller86]

Tevez and his 'team' are just a mobile transfer & agents fees circus, and we can well do without that.

It's fairly obvious (although the club had to back down) that he refused to play, why on earth would we want a c**t like that at our club.

Alan

43 goals in 65 matches is the first reason, also 18 assists.

Everyone seems to be predicating their thoughts on him not coming on in one game (if indeed that was what happened.) They seem to be forgetting that one of the big reasons that they were even at Bayern Munich in the first place was because of Tevez, because they wouldn't have been in the Champions League without him.

 

[chelseablueboy]

I don't think anyone would question his ability on a football pitch (I certainly wouldn't) but is the rest worth it is all i say?

And lets be realistic it's very unlikely that he will change (unlike Anelka) simply because of his management team, who incidently would be on a lot less wedge than they currently are at Mansh*tty.... So how long would they put up with that when/if he began playing well again?

All in my opinion of course, but for me just not worth the hassle, besides i hate the c**t for his part in the JT/w**kerbridge saga.

Alan

 

[Barry Bridges]

Nowhere near, Spiller86, as lifelines come at a price and I’m sure Tevez fully appreciates the damage currently being done to his career and the financial crossroads now reached. However, in essence, we would be offering him much more than [unjustifiable] cash reward because his reputation, by virtue of his own vagaries and Kia Joorabchian’s influence, is in tatters and it can only be rejuvenated by performances on the pitch. He has always displayed undoubted individual ability, together with an unquenchable desire to work for the team and once he has family life stability as well you can only ever envisage a continuation, perhaps even an improvement, to the playing side of things. Should we provide him with a platform for his talents in those circumstances, is he really going to hit the self-destruct button for off-field reasons yet again? I don’t see it myself and if anybody does I’m open to a convincing argument as to why he should burn his boats for what would clearly be one last time.

While the idea intrigues me, I find this question simple to answer..... Because people he keep burning boats rarely learn or care about the damage it causes so long as they keep finding a new boat to float on.

Why wouldnt he? He was a hero going on legend at City. Captained their first major trophy in ages. Took them to the CL with a golden boot tally. They paid him a kings ransom and made him hero, put up billboards in his name.

They gave him everything he could ask for, except a training ground in Argentina...... what could we give him to stay happy that Man City has not already? Would he make AVBs jobs easier or harder? He already ahs enough drama, do we want to bring in a figure who has a history of trouble with our always underfire captain? Dont forget there was no mild jibes between the two. Tevez clearly thought of JT as being guilty and said that if that had happened back home people would of been killed over it and left little to the imagination that he wasnt opposed to thinking that were JT to get killed over it, it would be fair game

Again, not saying I am 100% against it, love the idea of him as a player and think he would do great with us.... its just the thing about serial offenders is that they tend to re-offend more often than not.