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Wombat3
5,123 posts
75 months
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That's gone down well back at base then ! http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/18067191"Tevez, who left United in 2009 for City, said: "I got carried away in the excitement of the moment and I certainly didn't mean any disrespect to Sir Alex Ferguson, who I admire as a man and a manager." " I didn't know he could string that many words together ! 
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dickymint
11,404 posts
127 months
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Black can man said: TheHeretic said: car crazy said: Gary Neville announced as England coach under Roy hodgson, Liverpool players are gonna love that one I think that is a good move, to be honest. Great move by Roy I'm liking this - I've got a tenner on Gary to be next United manager. 
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Audi 525i
1,250 posts
21 months
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Tevez apparently speaks very little English (one thing he has in common with Kenny Dalglish).
Tevez also has a face of a baboon being boned by it's first cousin (another commonality with Dalglish).
Like Archimedes and Isaac Newton, I prefer to take a more scientific and analytical appraisal of this latest Tevez incident - it could be possible Tevez didn't infer RIP as 'Rest in Peace'?
It could also mean RIP, as in I would like to rip my erect cock into Ferguson as a gesture of footballing goodwill and human man love - just a thought and, as ever, willing to debate further herein.
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Jasey@
886 posts
47 months
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North West Tom said: Classy, Carlos.   At least we know what he was doing during his 4 month absence. Would have taken the prick that long to do the drawing and work out how to spell Fergie. Classless moron.
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dickymint
11,404 posts
127 months
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Audi 525i said: Tevez apparently speaks very little English (one thing he has in common with Kenny Dalglish).
Tevez also has a face of a baboon being boned by it's first cousin Bobbing for apples in a chip pan springs to mind.
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lazyitus
18,901 posts
135 months
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I'm pleased Scholes will be around for another season.
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Nom de ploom
2,384 posts
43 months
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agree re scholes but as apparent in his last coupl eof full seasons we were / are over reliant on him ad oppo teams know this.
put him out of the game and it stifles united as we don't keep the ball.
re Tevez...caller (everton fan) on 606 on satuday mentioned his "golf swing" celebration on his goal scoring return and how seeing him lift the trophy sticks in the craw. couldn;t agree more lthough i understand he wasn;t being paid whilst he was AWOL.
lest we forget however instrumetnal he was in helping united win the PL he wouldn't sign for united prety much because of money...and to hold that sign up referrig to his former boss and mentor shows what an utter odious twunt he really is.
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LoonR1
12,429 posts
46 months
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Tevez wasn't signed by us because he was a s  t stirrer in the dressing room. SAF only tried to keep him when it became clear he was going to a PL rival. I didn't see him as the great player others do. He was and still is a poor mans Rooney.
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Wombat3
5,123 posts
75 months
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Nom de ploom said: agree re scholes but as apparent in his last coupl eof full seasons we were / are over reliant on him ad oppo teams know this.
put him out of the game and it stifles united as we don't keep the ball.
re Tevez...caller (everton fan) on 606 on satuday mentioned his "golf swing" celebration on his goal scoring return and how seeing him lift the trophy sticks in the craw. couldn;t agree more lthough i understand he wasn;t being paid whilst he was AWOL.
lest we forget however instrumetnal he was in helping united win the PL he wouldn't sign for united prety much because of money...and to hold that sign up referrig to his former boss and mentor shows what an utter odious twunt he really is. Agree with all of that. The thing is though, he didn't make that sign , did he? Unless it got handed to them out the crowd, someone else on that bus made that so this s te doesn't start & end with Tevez (and City's statement seems to reflect that where they seperate making the thing from him holding it up). Man City - all the brass, no class (whatsoever!)
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anniesdad
9,127 posts
107 months
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Tevez only came back to City because Joorabchian couldn't find a club willing to buy him or at least to pay the fee that City wanted for him. As it ws costing him millions in lost earnings for going AWOL he had no choice, he had to come back.
Seeing him celebrating in such a classless manner really sticks in my craw as a United fan and to be honest should also for a City fan. I can understand that desperate times demand desperate measures but now that they've won the title I really think City should kick him in to touch. City fans enjoy the moment as he'll be gone soon...Balotelli too.
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anniesdad
9,127 posts
107 months
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Wombat3 said: Agree with all of that. The thing is though, he didn't make that sign , did he? Unless it got handed to them out the crowd, someone else on that bus made that so this s te doesn't start & end with Tevez (and City's statement seems to reflect that where they seperate making the thing from him holding it up). Man City - all the brass, no class (whatsoever!) Vincent Kompany has class, he should have got a grip of the perps and told them...No!
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Wombat3
5,123 posts
75 months
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anniesdad said: Vincent Kompany has class, he should have got a grip of the perps and told them...No! That is true - him, Yaya & Hart are a cut above....the rest, they can keep.
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mantis84
1,163 posts
32 months
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anniesdad said: Wombat3 said: Agree with all of that. The thing is though, he didn't make that sign , did he? Unless it got handed to them out the crowd, someone else on that bus made that so this s te doesn't start & end with Tevez (and City's statement seems to reflect that where they seperate making the thing from him holding it up). Man City - all the brass, no class (whatsoever!) Vincent Kompany has class, he should have got a grip of the perps and told them...No! Wholeheartedly agree on Kompany. Watching him celebrate and lift the trophy is still pretty painful, but I really admire him as a player. Best CB in the country this year by a distance, they wouldn't have got anywhere near winning the league without him.
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Keyser Soze
10,900 posts
60 months
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So quotes in the press from David Gill stating we will be spending this summer
Who and what do we want to see?
I like the sound of this Kagawa chap, still think we need a midfield general a big lad to sit in front of the back 4 not sure who though
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lazyitus
18,901 posts
135 months
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Keyser Soze said: Who and what do we want to see? Ronaldo and Messi would be OK. I'd live with that.
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Keyser Soze
10,900 posts
60 months
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lazyitus said: Keyser Soze said: Who and what do we want to see? Ronaldo and Messi would be OK. I'd live with that. Meh that Messi bloke is overrated  If Ronnie came home I would have a season long semi!!
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GTO-3R
1,827 posts
82 months
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As much as I'd like to see Ronnie back, I feel if he did it would see a demise in Rooneys game. Since Ronaldos departure, Rooney has come on leaps and bounds and stepped right up as the talisman of the team.
But if Anderson, Nani, Fabio and Berbatov go then that is a huge wage saving which will cover Ronaldos......
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CT63
451 posts
25 months
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Is the Man Utd V Irish League XI game on TV tonight?
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Wombat3
5,123 posts
75 months
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Keyser Soze said: lazyitus said: Keyser Soze said: Who and what do we want to see? Ronaldo and Messi would be OK. I'd live with that. Meh that Messi bloke is overrated If Ronnie came home I would have a season long semi!! I think you'd die of dehydration by October!
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LoonR1
12,429 posts
46 months
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GTO-3R said: As much as I'd like to see Ronnie back, I feel if he did it would see a demise in Rooneys game. Since Ronaldos departure, Rooney has come on leaps and bounds and stepped right up as the talisman of the team.
But if Anderson, Nani, Fabio and Berbatov go then that is a huge wage saving which will cover Ronaldos...... Watching those two playing together was poetry in motion. Rooneys movement to allow Ronnie space was exquisite. It's not all about the goals Rooney scores he was a better player with Ronnie and to an extent vice versa. They were effectively two world class players operating a level above.
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