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[quote author=rebel23 link=topic=33378.msg877744#msg877744 date=1243525048]
I wonder if Tevez or Villa were similar prices, who would we go for?

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you'd fucking hope it was villa. he is a far better player.
 
[quote author=rebel23 link=topic=33378.msg877744#msg877744 date=1243525048]
I wonder if Tevez or Villa were similar prices, who would we go for?

[/quote]

We won't sign a high profile out and out striker like Villa this summer.
 
[quote author=Halmeister link=topic=33378.msg877713#msg877713 date=1243523274]
[quote author=Mors link=topic=33378.msg877702#msg877702 date=1243522641]
I wonder what else we could have for the money Tevez would cost? Say he was £25mill for example, I wonder who else is out there in the forward positions for that. The most bang for our buck like.
[/quote]

I'd prefer David Silva. And he'd probably cost a smidgen less.
[/quote]

I'd say you're right. I'd have thought Silva would come in around 20mill.
 
[quote author=rebel23 link=topic=33378.msg877744#msg877744 date=1243525048]
I wonder if Tevez or Villa were similar prices, who would we go for?

[/quote]

I'd have Villa in a blink over Tevez. I think Rafa would too.
 
If anyone is interested in what the bookies think these are Skybets current odds as to where Tevez starts next season.................

Man City 5/4
United 9/4
Liverpool 4/1
Real madrid 8/1
16/1 Bar.
 
Well Tevez is not on the plane back to Manchester. He is not amused with Alec and the gang, there is no way he will go there even if Gill offers £30 million.
 
[quote author=Pesam link=topic=33378.msg877752#msg877752 date=1243525897]
If anyone is interested in what the bookies think these are Skybets current odds as to where Tevez starts next season.................

Man City 5/4
United 9/4
Liverpool 4/1
Real madrid 8/1
16/1 Bar.
[/quote]

I'd be very surprised if he threw in the towel of champions league football and no guaranteed start every week to go to Citeh.

I would presume it'd be out of us and the scum if we are interested.

When Perez starts shortly, he'll have bigger fish to fry than Tevez.
 
[quote author=Pesam link=topic=33378.msg877752#msg877752 date=1243525897]
If anyone is interested in what the bookies think these are Skybets current odds as to where Tevez starts next season.................

Man City 5/4
United 9/4
Liverpool 4/1
Real madrid 8/1
16/1 Bar.
[/quote]

wow, they really think he's going to city then. 5/4 is pretty short.
 
[quote author=Terrier link=topic=33378.msg877692#msg877692 date=1243521378]
Headless chicken my arse.....people used to say Baros was headless....


Ok, if Tevez is headless, what the funk was Baros?
[/quote]

Retarded.

*hides the Baros #5 jersey in his closet*
 
[quote author=gkmacca link=topic=33378.msg877517#msg877517 date=1243509657]
Tevez didn't fly back with the rest of the squad. Maybe he's straight off on his hols.
[/quote]

Probably stuck him in quarantine for 6 months
 
Manchester City and Liverpool meet valuation for TevezJames Ducker, Matt Hughes


Manchester City and Liverpool are among five leading clubs who have agreed to pay the £25 million needed to sign Carlos Tévez this summer amid growing uncertainty over the Argentina striker’s future at Manchester United, The Times has learnt.

Another English club and two foreign clubs, one of which is understood to be Real Madrid, have also offered to match the fee that Kia Joorabchian, who fronts the companies that own Tévez’s economic rights, is demanding for the player, but that United have so far balked at paying.

Tévez’s two-year “lease†deal at Old Trafford expires at the end of next month, but while David Gill, the United chief executive, appeared to hint this week that they would finally meet the “fixed fee†agreed with Joorabchian when the striker moved to Manchester in August 2007, the forward seems to have decided that he has played his last game for the club.

Although United supporters would be horrified by the thought of Tévez moving to Liverpool or City, the player is open to the idea. Tévez’s pride has been hurt in recent weeks by United’s refusal to confirm that they will keep him at the price stipulated, with the player making what could be considered a number of farewell gestures to United’s fans.

Despite United’s attempts to drive down the price, having already paid £10 million to loan the player for two years, Joorabchian is refusing to lower the £25 million price originally agreed with the club, knowing that there are other clubs willing to pay it. Either way, Tévez’s future with United is expected to be resolved in days.

The prospect of Tévez joining Liverpool would be particularly galling for United supporters. Rafael Benítez, the Liverpool manager, wants to sign a forward who will not only give his team an added goal threat, but also the energy to complement Fernando Torres and believes that Tévez fits the bill, a coup that Javier Mascherano, Tévez’s Argentina team-mate, is hoping will come off. “I hope we can count on him,†Mascherano said. “He would be great for us. However, it will be a tough fight because so many clubs are interested in him.â€

Gill has not given up hope of United signing Tévez, although if they do agree to pay the fee, it remains to be seen how the player will react. “It is in everyone’s interests to be resolved and I think it will be pretty quickly,†Gill said.

As befitting his role as Manchester United captain in Rome, Ryan Giggs spoke yesterday on behalf of his team-mates by putting aside the disappointment of Wednesday’s defeat to Barcelona in the Champions League final and expressing a determination to make amends next season.

“It’s been a fantastic season and we’ve achieved so much,†he said. “We just fell short at the final hurdle. To win three leagues on the trot is unbelievable and we’ll be looking to make it four next year and, hopefully, three successive Champions League finals. That’s what great teams do, they bounce back. We’re a great team.â€


http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/article6383259.ece
 
[quote author=the count link=topic=33378.msg877969#msg877969 date=1243545682]
Manchester City and Liverpool meet valuation for TevezJames Ducker, Matt Hughes


Manchester City and Liverpool are among five leading clubs who have agreed to pay the £25 million needed to sign Carlos Tévez this summer amid growing uncertainty over the Argentina striker’s future at Manchester United, The Times has learnt.

Another English club and two foreign clubs, one of which is understood to be Real Madrid, have also offered to match the fee that Kia Joorabchian, who fronts the companies that own Tévez’s economic rights, is demanding for the player, but that United have so far balked at paying.

Tévez’s two-year “lease†deal at Old Trafford expires at the end of next month, but while David Gill, the United chief executive, appeared to hint this week that they would finally meet the “fixed fee†agreed with Joorabchian when the striker moved to Manchester in August 2007, the forward seems to have decided that he has played his last game for the club.

Although United supporters would be horrified by the thought of Tévez moving to Liverpool or City, the player is open to the idea. Tévez’s pride has been hurt in recent weeks by United’s refusal to confirm that they will keep him at the price stipulated, with the player making what could be considered a number of farewell gestures to United’s fans.

Despite United’s attempts to drive down the price, having already paid £10 million to loan the player for two years, Joorabchian is refusing to lower the £25 million price originally agreed with the club, knowing that there are other clubs willing to pay it. Either way, Tévez’s future with United is expected to be resolved in days.

The prospect of Tévez joining Liverpool would be particularly galling for United supporters. Rafael Benítez, the Liverpool manager, wants to sign a forward who will not only give his team an added goal threat, but also the energy to complement Fernando Torres and believes that Tévez fits the bill, a coup that Javier Mascherano, Tévez’s Argentina team-mate, is hoping will come off. “I hope we can count on him,†Mascherano said. “He would be great for us. However, it will be a tough fight because so many clubs are interested in him.â€

Gill has not given up hope of United signing Tévez, although if they do agree to pay the fee, it remains to be seen how the player will react. “It is in everyone’s interests to be resolved and I think it will be pretty quickly,†Gill said.

As befitting his role as Manchester United captain in Rome, Ryan Giggs spoke yesterday on behalf of his team-mates by putting aside the disappointment of Wednesday’s defeat to Barcelona in the Champions League final and expressing a determination to make amends next season.

“It’s been a fantastic season and we’ve achieved so much,†he said. “We just fell short at the final hurdle. To win three leagues on the trot is unbelievable and we’ll be looking to make it four next year and, hopefully, three successive Champions League finals. That’s what great teams do, they bounce back. We’re a great team.â€


http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/article6383259.ece


[/quote]

I'd rather stick this lad on the left then have Danjiel fucking Pranjic on the wing.

I love Tevez and would be delighted to see him here, would also piss the utd supporters off no end!
 
has he ever played like a 25 million player on the left of a 4231? i'd rather a more skillful left sided player like silva.

of course if we're talking about upgrades then tevez really is a rich man dirk although no way would rafa sell dirk.
 
[quote author=the count link=topic=33378.msg877969#msg877969 date=1243545682]
Manchester City and Liverpool meet valuation for TevezJames Ducker, Matt Hughes


Manchester City and Liverpool are among five leading clubs who have agreed to pay the £25 million needed to sign Carlos Tévez this summer amid growing uncertainty over the Argentina striker’s future at Manchester United, The Times has learnt.

Another English club and two foreign clubs, one of which is understood to be Real Madrid, have also offered to match the fee that Kia Joorabchian, who fronts the companies that own Tévez’s economic rights, is demanding for the player, but that United have so far balked at paying.

Tévez’s two-year “lease†deal at Old Trafford expires at the end of next month, but while David Gill, the United chief executive, appeared to hint this week that they would finally meet the “fixed fee†agreed with Joorabchian when the striker moved to Manchester in August 2007, the forward seems to have decided that he has played his last game for the club.

Although United supporters would be horrified by the thought of Tévez moving to Liverpool or City, the player is open to the idea. Tévez’s pride has been hurt in recent weeks by United’s refusal to confirm that they will keep him at the price stipulated, with the player making what could be considered a number of farewell gestures to United’s fans.

Despite United’s attempts to drive down the price, having already paid £10 million to loan the player for two years, Joorabchian is refusing to lower the £25 million price originally agreed with the club, knowing that there are other clubs willing to pay it. Either way, Tévez’s future with United is expected to be resolved in days.

The prospect of Tévez joining Liverpool would be particularly galling for United supporters. Rafael Benítez, the Liverpool manager, wants to sign a forward who will not only give his team an added goal threat, but also the energy to complement Fernando Torres and believes that Tévez fits the bill, a coup that Javier Mascherano, Tévez’s Argentina team-mate, is hoping will come off. “I hope we can count on him,†Mascherano said. “He would be great for us. However, it will be a tough fight because so many clubs are interested in him.â€

Gill has not given up hope of United signing Tévez, although if they do agree to pay the fee, it remains to be seen how the player will react. “It is in everyone’s interests to be resolved and I think it will be pretty quickly,†Gill said.

As befitting his role as Manchester United captain in Rome, Ryan Giggs spoke yesterday on behalf of his team-mates by putting aside the disappointment of Wednesday’s defeat to Barcelona in the Champions League final and expressing a determination to make amends next season.

“It’s been a fantastic season and we’ve achieved so much,†he said. “We just fell short at the final hurdle. To win three leagues on the trot is unbelievable and we’ll be looking to make it four next year and, hopefully, three successive Champions League finals. That’s what great teams do, they bounce back. We’re a great team.â€


http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/article6383259.ece


[/quote]

I checked out the link and there's a couple of comments by randomers at the bottom. I found this one interesting:

Im not convinced Tevez is right for LFC.Sounds glamorous in theory but Tevez's Goal/Assists stats have not been great and I fear the extra pressure of coming from united to be the "missing piece" may be detrimental.A repeat of a robbie keane style saga needs to be avoided at all costs.Rafa Get Silva

S.Syed, London,
 
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=33378.msg878012#msg878012 date=1243550202]
[quote author=the count link=topic=33378.msg877969#msg877969 date=1243545682]
Manchester City and Liverpool meet valuation for TevezJames Ducker, Matt Hughes


Manchester City and Liverpool are among five leading clubs who have agreed to pay the £25 million needed to sign Carlos Tévez this summer amid growing uncertainty over the Argentina striker’s future at Manchester United, The Times has learnt.

Another English club and two foreign clubs, one of which is understood to be Real Madrid, have also offered to match the fee that Kia Joorabchian, who fronts the companies that own Tévez’s economic rights, is demanding for the player, but that United have so far balked at paying.

Tévez’s two-year “lease†deal at Old Trafford expires at the end of next month, but while David Gill, the United chief executive, appeared to hint this week that they would finally meet the “fixed fee†agreed with Joorabchian when the striker moved to Manchester in August 2007, the forward seems to have decided that he has played his last game for the club.

Although United supporters would be horrified by the thought of Tévez moving to Liverpool or City, the player is open to the idea. Tévez’s pride has been hurt in recent weeks by United’s refusal to confirm that they will keep him at the price stipulated, with the player making what could be considered a number of farewell gestures to United’s fans.

Despite United’s attempts to drive down the price, having already paid £10 million to loan the player for two years, Joorabchian is refusing to lower the £25 million price originally agreed with the club, knowing that there are other clubs willing to pay it. Either way, Tévez’s future with United is expected to be resolved in days.

The prospect of Tévez joining Liverpool would be particularly galling for United supporters. Rafael Benítez, the Liverpool manager, wants to sign a forward who will not only give his team an added goal threat, but also the energy to complement Fernando Torres and believes that Tévez fits the bill, a coup that Javier Mascherano, Tévez’s Argentina team-mate, is hoping will come off. “I hope we can count on him,†Mascherano said. “He would be great for us. However, it will be a tough fight because so many clubs are interested in him.â€

Gill has not given up hope of United signing Tévez, although if they do agree to pay the fee, it remains to be seen how the player will react. “It is in everyone’s interests to be resolved and I think it will be pretty quickly,†Gill said.

As befitting his role as Manchester United captain in Rome, Ryan Giggs spoke yesterday on behalf of his team-mates by putting aside the disappointment of Wednesday’s defeat to Barcelona in the Champions League final and expressing a determination to make amends next season.

“It’s been a fantastic season and we’ve achieved so much,†he said. “We just fell short at the final hurdle. To win three leagues on the trot is unbelievable and we’ll be looking to make it four next year and, hopefully, three successive Champions League finals. That’s what great teams do, they bounce back. We’re a great team.â€


http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/article6383259.ece


[/quote]

I checked out the link and there's a couple of comments by randomers at the bottom. I found this one interesting:

Im not convinced Tevez is right for LFC.Sounds glamorous in theory but Tevez's Goal/Assists stats have not been great and I fear the extra pressure of coming from united to be the "missing piece" may be detrimental.A repeat of a robbie keane style saga needs to be avoided at all costs.Rafa Get Silva

S.Syed, London,

[/quote]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Great find Rosco.
 
"It has not been a good time for me because I believe that I should have played more minutes," Tevez told the Daily Mirror. "My future will now be decided. My agents are negotiating and I am waiting to hear some news."

Who with I wonder?
 
Carlos Tevez feels that Manchester United might not have lost the UEFA Champions League final if he had been named in the starting XI.

The Argentine's future at Old Trafford remains uncertain as he nears the end of a two-year loan deal, and press reports on Friday suggest an exit is inevitable.

Tevez has grown frustrated at a lack of regular first-team action at United and he failed to land a starting berth in Wednesday's 2-0 loss to Barcelona.

The attacker was introduced at half-time but he could not inspire the Red Devils as Barca cruised to a memorable success in Rome.

Tevez has reiterated that he is keen for his future to be resolved, with talks ongoing between United and his advisors.

He said in the Daily Mirror: "I wanted to play in the starting line-up in Rome but that decision was down to the coach.

"But with a strategy more attacking in the first minute then perhaps the result would have been different.

"It has not been a good time for me because I believe that I should have played more minutes. My fu
 
Does the guy never stop whinging and moaning?

Let the guy go to City - he and Robinho can just run the club for them.
 
he's mediocre, lacks creativity and got a full half where he did fuck all. there's a reason why fergie is getting rid and i'd rather he went to city them to us for 25 million.
 
[quote author=Ryan link=topic=33378.msg878041#msg878041 date=1243560261]
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=33378.msg878012#msg878012 date=1243550202]
[quote author=the count link=topic=33378.msg877969#msg877969 date=1243545682]
Manchester City and Liverpool meet valuation for TevezJames Ducker, Matt Hughes


Manchester City and Liverpool are among five leading clubs who have agreed to pay the £25 million needed to sign Carlos Tévez this summer amid growing uncertainty over the Argentina striker’s future at Manchester United, The Times has learnt.

Another English club and two foreign clubs, one of which is understood to be Real Madrid, have also offered to match the fee that Kia Joorabchian, who fronts the companies that own Tévez’s economic rights, is demanding for the player, but that United have so far balked at paying.

Tévez’s two-year “lease†deal at Old Trafford expires at the end of next month, but while David Gill, the United chief executive, appeared to hint this week that they would finally meet the “fixed fee†agreed with Joorabchian when the striker moved to Manchester in August 2007, the forward seems to have decided that he has played his last game for the club.

Although United supporters would be horrified by the thought of Tévez moving to Liverpool or City, the player is open to the idea. Tévez’s pride has been hurt in recent weeks by United’s refusal to confirm that they will keep him at the price stipulated, with the player making what could be considered a number of farewell gestures to United’s fans.

Despite United’s attempts to drive down the price, having already paid £10 million to loan the player for two years, Joorabchian is refusing to lower the £25 million price originally agreed with the club, knowing that there are other clubs willing to pay it. Either way, Tévez’s future with United is expected to be resolved in days.

The prospect of Tévez joining Liverpool would be particularly galling for United supporters. Rafael Benítez, the Liverpool manager, wants to sign a forward who will not only give his team an added goal threat, but also the energy to complement Fernando Torres and believes that Tévez fits the bill, a coup that Javier Mascherano, Tévez’s Argentina team-mate, is hoping will come off. “I hope we can count on him,†Mascherano said. “He would be great for us. However, it will be a tough fight because so many clubs are interested in him.â€

Gill has not given up hope of United signing Tévez, although if they do agree to pay the fee, it remains to be seen how the player will react. “It is in everyone’s interests to be resolved and I think it will be pretty quickly,†Gill said.

As befitting his role as Manchester United captain in Rome, Ryan Giggs spoke yesterday on behalf of his team-mates by putting aside the disappointment of Wednesday’s defeat to Barcelona in the Champions League final and expressing a determination to make amends next season.

“It’s been a fantastic season and we’ve achieved so much,†he said. “We just fell short at the final hurdle. To win three leagues on the trot is unbelievable and we’ll be looking to make it four next year and, hopefully, three successive Champions League finals. That’s what great teams do, they bounce back. We’re a great team.â€


http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/article6383259.ece


[/quote]

I checked out the link and there's a couple of comments by randomers at the bottom. I found this one interesting:

Im not convinced Tevez is right for LFC.Sounds glamorous in theory but Tevez's Goal/Assists stats have not been great and I fear the extra pressure of coming from united to be the "missing piece" may be detrimental.A repeat of a robbie keane style saga needs to be avoided at all costs.Rafa Get Silva

S.Syed, London,

[/quote]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Great find Rosco.
[/quote]

It's a bit under the radar though isn't it ?
 
[quote author=keniget link=topic=33378.msg878375#msg878375 date=1243608764]
Does the guy never stop whinging and moaning?

Let the guy go to City - he and Robinho can just run the club for them.
[/quote]

There is a very good chance that Robinho doesn't stay with City this summer. So maybe we'll let Tevez go to City and get him. Not that he is a Rafa type player but he sure would add creativity and goals from the LW position.
 
[quote author=Assulin link=topic=33378.msg878859#msg878859 date=1243693477]
[quote author=keniget link=topic=33378.msg878375#msg878375 date=1243608764]
Does the guy never stop whinging and moaning?

Let the guy go to City - he and Robinho can just run the club for them.
[/quote]

There is a very good chance that Robinho doesn't stay with City this summer. So maybe we'll let Tevez go to City and get him. Not that he is a Rafa type player but he sure would add creativity and goals from the LW position.
[/quote]Vomits.
 
[quote author=SaintGeorge67 link=topic=33378.msg878954#msg878954 date=1243705575]
Oh dear.
[/quote]Wow, you snuck an understatement into just 6 letters.
 
I am not saying I want him on our team. But you don't think he'd be everything we need? Its just a pitty he is such a cunt.
 
[quote author=Assulin link=topic=33378.msg879129#msg879129 date=1243730627]
I am not saying I want him on our team. But you don't think he'd be everything we need? Its just a pitty he is such a cunt.
[/quote]Not for me mate no.
 
On footballing ability alone, he'd be great for our LWF position I reckon. His attitude just makes it a non-starter though.
 
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=33378.msg878660#msg878660 date=1243637656]
[quote author=Ryan link=topic=33378.msg878041#msg878041 date=1243560261]
[quote author=Rosco link=topic=33378.msg878012#msg878012 date=1243550202]
[quote author=the count link=topic=33378.msg877969#msg877969 date=1243545682]
Manchester City and Liverpool meet valuation for TevezJames Ducker, Matt Hughes


Manchester City and Liverpool are among five leading clubs who have agreed to pay the £25 million needed to sign Carlos Tévez this summer amid growing uncertainty over the Argentina striker’s future at Manchester United, The Times has learnt.

Another English club and two foreign clubs, one of which is understood to be Real Madrid, have also offered to match the fee that Kia Joorabchian, who fronts the companies that own Tévez’s economic rights, is demanding for the player, but that United have so far balked at paying.

Tévez’s two-year “lease†deal at Old Trafford expires at the end of next month, but while David Gill, the United chief executive, appeared to hint this week that they would finally meet the “fixed fee†agreed with Joorabchian when the striker moved to Manchester in August 2007, the forward seems to have decided that he has played his last game for the club.

Although United supporters would be horrified by the thought of Tévez moving to Liverpool or City, the player is open to the idea. Tévez’s pride has been hurt in recent weeks by United’s refusal to confirm that they will keep him at the price stipulated, with the player making what could be considered a number of farewell gestures to United’s fans.

Despite United’s attempts to drive down the price, having already paid £10 million to loan the player for two years, Joorabchian is refusing to lower the £25 million price originally agreed with the club, knowing that there are other clubs willing to pay it. Either way, Tévez’s future with United is expected to be resolved in days.

The prospect of Tévez joining Liverpool would be particularly galling for United supporters. Rafael Benítez, the Liverpool manager, wants to sign a forward who will not only give his team an added goal threat, but also the energy to complement Fernando Torres and believes that Tévez fits the bill, a coup that Javier Mascherano, Tévez’s Argentina team-mate, is hoping will come off. “I hope we can count on him,†Mascherano said. “He would be great for us. However, it will be a tough fight because so many clubs are interested in him.â€

Gill has not given up hope of United signing Tévez, although if they do agree to pay the fee, it remains to be seen how the player will react. “It is in everyone’s interests to be resolved and I think it will be pretty quickly,†Gill said.

As befitting his role as Manchester United captain in Rome, Ryan Giggs spoke yesterday on behalf of his team-mates by putting aside the disappointment of Wednesday’s defeat to Barcelona in the Champions League final and expressing a determination to make amends next season.

“It’s been a fantastic season and we’ve achieved so much,†he said. “We just fell short at the final hurdle. To win three leagues on the trot is unbelievable and we’ll be looking to make it four next year and, hopefully, three successive Champions League finals. That’s what great teams do, they bounce back. We’re a great team.â€


http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/football/premier_league/article6383259.ece


[/quote]

I checked out the link and there's a couple of comments by randomers at the bottom. I found this one interesting:

Im not convinced Tevez is right for LFC.Sounds glamorous in theory but Tevez's Goal/Assists stats have not been great and I fear the extra pressure of coming from united to be the "missing piece" may be detrimental.A repeat of a robbie keane style saga needs to be avoided at all costs.Rafa Get Silva

S.Syed, London,

[/quote]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Great find Rosco.
[/quote]

It's a bit under the radar though isn't it ?
[/quote]

Sure is.

I really hope it's him.
 
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