Wouldn't touch him with a barge pole
He's greedy, egotistical, disruptive and I'm sure he'd be just as unhappy at Liverpool than he was/is at the 2 Manchester clubs
He's more trouble than he's worth
Besides we've got Suarez
+1. He's a f*cking disgrace. And the fact that he's come out today and said that he never refused to play last night, that he was "misunderstood", and considers himself available and ready for any future games, is just another slap in the face to Mancini & Man City.
That Kia whateverthefuckhisnameis that's advising him is a poisonous [oops]. Tevez has no class anyway. He's got his way now. City now will want to get rid of him and he's trying to save face on a technicality by saying he's available to play. If I was Mancini i'd make him play every reserves game, or better yet - be a sub to come on in every reserve game - and i'd hit him with the maximum fine everytime he refused to play. Treat him with the same disrespect he's shown.
Glade we agree about something!
Even by today's standards in football, where players are well known for streching the truth in every interview they undertake, Tevez trying to palm it off as a misunderstanding is taking it to another level
The loudest chuckle will undoubtedly be coming from Ferguson - who again gets it right in recognising Tevez was more trouble than he was worth before the rest of us cottoned on
Complete and utter disgrace and I hope Mancini sticks to his guns on this one
And I hope city fans let their feelings known too - they really are qa bunch of Tw*ts if they don't
If I were Mancini I'd actually bring him on for the last minute or so of the next home game to let tevez really know how they feel