Morning all. Arsenal fan in peace here (and I have to be in peace). I was wondering, if you were in the shoes of Roberto Mancini this morning, would you allow Carlos Tevez to
1* Train with the 1st Team
2* Train with the Reserves
3* Train with the players below the reserves
4* Train with the youth players
5* sack him/Don't let him near the Man City training ground again.
Tevez claims that he never refused to not play last night. That is a big lie. When you are 2-0 down and need a goal, even if you are unhappy to be at the club, you should be willing to help your team out and a striker should be brought on. Cesc Fabregas didnt want to be at Arsenal last season, but he acted as a ture professional and helped us out. I think Tevez should take a leaf out of his book. VERY UNPROFESSIONLA PLAYER
Tevez
posted on 28/9/11
Can we have Tevez if you don't want him?
posted on 28/9/11
Where's the option for a pat on the back or a high five ?
Tevez just showing up City for what they are... good day for football...
posted on 28/9/11
Bound to happen before long imo. Too many egos in one team on inflated wages and its all going to implode.
Ade another example. Too many players leaving Man City unhappy. Robinho was another. It will keep continuing. Watch this space.
posted on 28/9/11
comment by oOg(O_o)nzOo²©®™ (U1023)
Bound to happen before long imo. Too many egos in one team on inflated wages and its all going to implode.
Ade another example. Too many players leaving Man City unhappy. Robinho was another. It will keep continuing. Watch this space.
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That's one way of looking at it. Another way of looking at it would be to see that these problem players on inflated wages were all brought to the club under Hughes. Mancini didn't bring these egos in and offer them lots of money; Hughes did.
Your examples actually serve to support Mancini, not undermine him, He has tried to get rid of these players, and you are suggesting that they are overpaid egos who should leave, so therefore are you not actually in agreement with Mancini?! Surely, once Mancini has finally gotten rid of these players the problems will actually stop, not continue?
posted on 28/9/11
Fabregas refuse to play for Arsenal too at the end of his Arsenal career. In some preparation games he could play while not injured. Wenger defended him.
posted on 28/9/11
He went to watch the grand prix rather than support his club and he was captain!
posted on 28/9/11
I’m sorry but trying to compare Tevez’s actions last night and the Cesc transfer is absurd.
Cesc could not play for Arsenal in case he got injured. The selling club, once agreement has been reached with the purchaser will always try to protect their asset to ensure the transfer goes through.
Tevez has already played for City in the league this season and his actions last night were a disgrace. City need to move him on, and forget about him.
posted on 28/9/11
or when the salary regulations come in city will be nothing again?
posted on 28/9/11
@GregUnited (U1192)
Fabregas was a true professional indeed, setting up a goal for Barcelona while playing for Arsenal.. you couldn't ask more from him
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Even when Cesc didnt want to be at Arsenal he still outplayed Carrick, Anderson and Gibson
posted on 28/9/11
Even when Cesc didnt want to be at Arsenal he still outplayed Carrick, Anderson and Gibson
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Sadly i have to agree with Fabregas in the middle of our team we would be a beast