otus4me: This is a fake pics, he can never do that. He didn't have a beef wit sir alex ferguson.

achi4u: if its true,he is biting a finger that feed him.

ifysoft: Its ON.. New Season Loading.. We shall see who laughs After the new season.. That City Match with QPR should be looked into for possible match fixing... 2 goals in 4 mins is impossible..

ifysoft: Its ON.. New Season Loading.. We shall see who laughs After the new season.. That City Match with QPR should be looked into for possible match fixing... 2 goals in 4 mins is impossible..

Holacunlay: That's not matured enough.

D-Explorer:
If this' not photoshop then i think it's total disrespect. Haba!

otus4me: This is a fake pics, he can never do that. He didn't have a beef wit sir alex ferguson.

kingsilly: The poster was in retaliation to comments
made by Ferguson previously in the season
when he said that City would never win the
title 'in his lifetime'.
so who first find trouble??

kingsilly: The poster was in retaliation to comments
made by Ferguson previously in the season
when he said that City would never win the
title 'in his lifetime'.
so who first find trouble??

ifysoft: Its ON.. New Season Loading.. We shall see who laughs After the new season.. That City Match with QPR should be looked into for possible match fixing... 2 goals in 4 mins is impossible..

achi4u: if its true,he is biting a finger that feed him.

ENZO SCIFO: There's'no point following this thread anylonger as it seems some people are just set in their ways and are incapable of logical and meaningful reasoning.


Imagine someone hailing and encouraging an action in which the culprit has publicly apologised for and also his employers.
Do u know more about the whole incident than City management?

ernestleon:
Mr enzo schifo, i have been following your post recently and i have realized that you tend to be too critical about people's posts...I mean no disrespect sir,all im saying is that some people are not as good as you are in english nor in critical and logical reasoning.Just leave them alone and stop making them feel inferior....ENZO SCHIFO sounds italian and i guess you know what schifo means in italian? Means repulsive,disgust.

baslone:

MR OGBENI!!! Firstly, MAN U didnt buy him, he was on a two-year loan deal.

Secondly. The same under-performing player was offered a deal that could have made him the the highest paid in MANCHESTER UNITED!

Lastly, Stop getting it twisted!! It was CARLOS TEVEZ that DUMPED MAN U!!!




On 10 May 2009, Tévez was reported as saying that he believed his time at Manchester United would
come to an end that summer and he expressed his dissatisfaction at not having been offered a permanent
contract with the club and having been dropped from the team despite, in his opinion, not having played badly.

Despite this outburst, Tévez was named in Manchester United's starting XI for the derby match against
Manchester City later that day, before scoring the second of United's two goals on the stroke of half-time,
which prompted chants of "Fergie, sign him up" from some of the club's fans.

After the match, manager Alex Ferguson refused to be drawn on the subject of Tévez's future with the club,
saying "I didn't read any of the papers. He's a Manchester United player."

The following game for Manchester United was away at Wigan Athletic. Tévez did not start the game, but
came off the bench on 58 minutes and scored the equaliser three minutes later with a flamboyant back-heeled
finish. His introduction immediately improved the team's play and Michael Carrick scored the winner on 86 minutes.

After the game, to the relief of most United fans, Alex Ferguson announced that the club had commenced talks
to sign Tévez on a permanent deal. This news came on the same day as claims in The Sun that United lawyers were
looking into the possibility of a Bosman-type case, which would allow Tévez to be signed for free.

Tévez started the next game against Arsenal, but was substituted by Park Ji-Sung in the 66th minute. As he left
the field, the Manchester United supporters applauded him, in his last game at Old Trafford for Manchester United.
United chief executive David Gill suggested that Tévez's future would be resolved by early June 2009.

Although United agreed to meet the option fee of £25.5 million and offered Tévez a five-year contract that would
have made him one of the club's top earners, Tévez's advisors informed the club that he no longer wished to play for
Manchester United.

elampiro:

Your first paragraph sum it up that he wasnt playing well. I am an ardent Man United fan, and I watch all our matches. The Derby and Wigan matches you quoted above are still vivid in my memory. I say categorically that he didnt live up to the top striker Ferguson expected. Just like Berbatov, Tev may have shone in some matches, but in general he was not up to expectation. The City Derby that he scored two goals was problably one of his best matches. Again, Berbatov provided a most intelligent tele-pass that resulted in the second goal. The match against Wigan, he scored a goal when it looked like Wigan was going to create an upset, but so what? Even Federico Macheida has done more things from the bench for Man United.

If it is possible to watch all the matches, mostly the big ones, you will see that he struggled to fit in.

thegoodjoehunt:

First of all, Fergie never considered Tevez a failure nor someone not replicating his West Ham form. In West Ham Tevez was left on the bench, it was only when everyone believed West Ham was relegated did they give Tevez a chance and he rescued West Ham from relegation.

In Man Utd, Tevez combination with Rooney was one of the greatest technical combinations ever witnessed in Manchester United's history. They were not as strong as the Yorke and Cole combination when it comes to scoring goals but their understanding was the best in Europe creating room for CR7 (Cristiano Ronaldo) to score 32 goals in the league that season. Anderson, who was an emerging talent from Brazil was selected over Ronaldhino in the Copa America was also blossoming that time. Nani was a great force also.

As soon as Carlos Queiroz, then the assistant left to go and coach Portugal, SAF (Sir Alex Ferguson) changed everything. First Tevez had done well in his first season and SAF had the option to buy him. He had #10 million left from Tevez loan money and only needed #20 million to buy Tevez chose to buy Berbatov over #30 million and dropped Tevez on the bench. Meanwhile Berbatov playing style did not suit the fast counter attacking game that led Man Utd to Champions League success. Only brought in Tevez when games were tough and Tevez on numerous occasions rescued Man Utd from defeat.

Dropped Tevez from playing the Champions League Final, Switched CR7 position with Rooney's own causing CR7 to go from 32 goals to 18 goals the next season. Many other things took place like dropping of Nani, Changing Solksjaer from the attack Coach to the Academy coach and Anderson lost his place in the team.

Finally when Tevez had his problem with Mancini, when Mancini said Tevez will never play for Man City, SAF said Mancini did the right thing. You can see why Tevez is angry with him and your Analysis of what lead to this isn't accurate.

Although I don't condone what Tevez did, I don't blame him for what he did.

ifysoft: Its ON.. New Season Loading.. We shall see who laughs After the new season.. That City Match with QPR should be looked into for possible match fixing... 2 goals in 4 mins is impossible..

elampiro:

Your first paragraph sum it up that he wasnt playing well. I am an ardent Man United fan, and I watch all our matches. The Derby and Wigan matches you quoted above are still vivid in my memory. I say categorically that he didnt live up to the top striker Ferguson expected. Just like Berbatov, Tev may have shone in some matches, but in general he was not up to expectation. The City Derby that he scored two goals was problably one of his best matches. Again, Berbatov provided a most intelligent tele-pass that resulted in the second goal. The match against Wigan, he scored a goal when it looked like Wigan was going to create an upset, but so what? Even Federico Macheida has done more things from the bench for Man United.

If it is possible to watch all the matches, mostly the big ones, you will see that he struggled to fit in.
.

elampiro:

Your post is confusing. However, I must point out that after Man United had a fine season of 2006/2007, Man United brought in Tevez in 2007/2008 season, then had their worst start in many years after being rooted to the very bottom part of the table(16th position I think) after six matches. It was not untill Ferguson started alternating his players that the result began to come in. Nani was important in getting some vital wins with mostly second half goals by Ronaldo. This was how Tevez was gradually being dropped from starting eleven. Later Owen Hargreaves returned from injury and supported the attack from midfield, and the fortune returned. When CR7 scored 32 goals, he mostly got the support of Rooney and JS Park. Park was preffered to Tevez in big games. Tevez slowed the attack and won't released the ball quickly to Rooney, CR7 or Giggs and making off-side trap to catch up with them. His passes were mostly innacurate, but he was working very hard chasing the opponents down to midfield or defense. When 2007/8 season ended, it was evident that Man United needed a top striker, that was how Berbatov came in. If Tevez had proven himself, there wouldn't have been a need for Berbatov.
You said CR7 role was swap with Rooney's. That isn't true at all. Rooney maintained a supportive striker till 2009/10 season. It was when Ronaldo and Tevez left that Rooney was drafted to top 9 with Valecia who just arrived providing over 60% of crosses or passes for Rooney's goals. When CR7 was in Man U, he could play from right or left and sometimes middle. He was so free to roam.