What do you expect its the FA they do what they want when it suits them tbh.
What do you expect its the FA they do what they want when it suits them tbh.
http://www1.skysports.com/football/n...d-stay-at-CityKia Joorabchian, Carlos Tevez's agent, has denied the Argentine has ruled out Paris Saint Germain as a possible conclusion to his transfer saga, but has indicated the striker could stay at Manchester City.
Quotes from Twitter were on Thursday attributed to the forward's representative and seemingly dismissed the Ligue 1 club and Italian giants Inter Milan.
But it has since been confirmed the account in Joorabchian's name is a fake and either PSG or Inter therefore remain possible destinations for Tevezahead of Tuesday's transfer deadline.
AC Milan
Joorabchian believes a move to PSG could still materialise, if his client does not join Milan or Inter, but if no agreement can be reached then Tevez will stay at City.
Challenge
"If Carlos doesn't leave Manchester City
"You know he had talks with Carlo Ancelotti,
Joorabchian later told talkSPORT: "We've been in negotiations with three big clubs, but I don't think they have reached the figures Manchester City want.
"Carlos will remain at Man City until the summer. They [City] would like to move him on, but only at a certain price."
Joorabchian also underlined he has not used a Twitter account to discuss Tevez's future.
He said: "It is a fake Twitter account. I didn't tweet. Above all, Carlos has no problem with Le Championnat (Ligue 1).
"In England, Argentina
Final rush
Tevez is presently in South America
City remain adamant they will not sell for anything less than the £30m valuation they have set for former Manchester United
The Premier League leaders' chairman, Khaldoon Al Mubarak, on Tuesday confirmed the club would expect Tevez to honour the remaining two-and-a-half-years of his contract if he is not sold.
But Milan do hope to complete a signing on Friday evening, whether that is Tevez or the completion of the signing of Argentine Maxi Lopez from Catania.
"We are at the final rush", Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani told Milan's official website. "Before 7pm, we will present something."
I don't get why he hasn't left yet, what a shit professional.
He's a quality player but not really worth the hassle.
There's no point in City having a set price for him, no one is going to pay OTT for a player who hasn't kicked a ball in months and seemingly has no interest in if he ever does again.
They're still paying him and losing millions anyway, so they should just accept any half decent offer and get rid. Of course the fact they're paying him is probably just peanuts for them anyway.
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Wasn't it said he's lost £9m in lost wages and bonuses since his absence?
Good on City for this one. Never thought I'd say that either.
Its the principle of the thing, Just because their loaded does not mean they should be taken for mugs and rightly so. Fergie was indeed right to get rid of this clown and its showing now.Originally Posted by Marc Overmars
lets be real though had city not been megabucks he'd never have even gone their.
Yeah I guess City are right to do this, given they have him under contract.
I bet Tevez ends up retiring by 30.
Yea, they dont need to pay him if he is in breach of his contract. Sucks to be him.. couldve been one of the best players in the world and ended up being one of the biggest tools!
No sympathy when you blindy follow money you dederve everything you get tbh. And that agent of his needs to stfu too even if he is a gooner lol
http://www1.skysports.com/football/n...cy-irks-VieiraPatrick Vieira believes inconsistent refereeing has sparked conspiracy theories regarding Manchester City's title challenge.
As an ambassador for the club, the former Arsenal and City midfielder is reluctant to suggest that match officials bear a grudge against the Blues.
He is, however, of the opinion that too many debatable decisions have gone against City in recent weeks for them to just brush off the issue.
Vieira admits those inside the Etihad Stadium have been left angered by the recent spate of what they see as bad decisions, with their efforts to land the Premier League crown being undermined by outside interference.
"I don't want to say that everyone is against City but when you look at the last few decisions, you are asking yourself if something is wrong here, if people don't want us to win the league," said the former France international.
"It felt like that anything City do will be amplified and we get punished, compared to the other teams and the other players.
Frustrated
"We are trying our best to win the league and we accept our punishment.
"But when you look what is happening to the other clubs, it makes us really frustrated."
Vieira feels City need to stand up for themselves over this matter, but concedes that inconsistency among the refereeing fraternity is an issue which is likely to leave all clubs feeling aggrieved at some stage in the season.
"Confusion is really dangerous, especially for the referee and the refereeing body," he said.
"They have to be very careful about how they deal with some of the situations.
"A referee has to make a decision he thinks is right. But a good referee is someone who referees with his personality and with common sense, to make the decision that he thinks is right at the moment, not because he is afraid of the consequences - that is not good."
They're cracking up.
We felt the same way when we were slugging it out for the title with United.
And with good reason too.
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