Tevez

What do you think of Milan getting Tevez. He would be the perfect replacement for Cassano. What do you think?

BAGGIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.


Where have you been mate?

Milanfan7 wrote: BAGGIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO.


Where have you been mate?

Hehehe.......hanging......how are you doing? Doing Milan proud?

nooooooooooooooooooooooooo,no more strikers

To replace Cassano?

Ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Very talented player
And while Milan are very good at dealing with players with attitude problems, Tevez might be a bit too much for us

sbaggio wrote:To replace Cassano?

you people need to stop acting as if Cassano isnt a milan player anymore/never coming back.....

we have plenty of people to replace him on our squad already

RedEyesWhiteBeard wrote:please buy him, I really want to see him play football again.

This!

With Robinho blowing hot and cold id definitely want Tevez in our beloved Milan!he is perfect he runs alot doesnt get bullied off the ball ,and tracks back unlike ibrabinhopato!

red&blacklegion wrote:With Robinho blowing hot and cold id definitely want Tevez in our beloved Milan!he is perfect he runs alot doesnt get bullied off the ball ,and tracks back unlike ibrabinhopato!

Yes but if he throws one of his tantrums and gets benched we won't see him do any of that stuff in the first place

Ridiculous wages for a player we don't require at all. I wouldn't take him even if City were paying for all expenses.

He could offer a lot to us, I wouldn't mind getting him. He would give us the ability to use more of a rotation with our strikers and keep them rested ahead of bigger games. I would hope he is motivated to play if he does come here.

I learned something in Economics; a theory that says you are only willing to spend as much as you feel something is worth.

How much do you lot value a talented player, keeping in mind his wavering loyalty, his cancerous tantrums, his defiant nature, and his oppositional tendencies ?

I would not take him on Juventus, for the record.

lets buy him and have ibra,binho,pato,tevez,el shaaraway,pippo and cassano on the team

BiasedMilanFan3 wrote:Ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Very talented player
And while Milan are very good at dealing with players with attitude problems, Tevez might be a bit too much for us

This.^^^^^^^^^

U guys dont need him

chaval wrote:U guys dont need him

And the general opinion is that we don't want him

too much money involved, too little chance of him working out perfectly here, on and off the field. so its a definitely no

The thing is though...

Tevez is in a bad situation at City... And it's players in difficult situations (i.e arguments, no game time, can't settle down) like him that we have been moving for lately (Zlatan, Binho, Cassano, Aquilani)

BiasedMilanFan3 wrote:The thing is though...

Tevez is in a bad situation at City... And it's players in difficult situations (i.e arguments, no game time, can't settle down) like him that we have been moving for lately (Zlatan, Binho, Cassano, Aquilani)

It's a pity Ganso's Public Relations team haven't been on the suicidal course they were on 12 months ago.

Mancini stated earlier: "Tevez is strong regardless of what has happened...and great players have a price that is rather high.” So hopefully this is a view shared by the City management that he shouldn't be sold cheaply, in which case we won't pursue the deal.

sell Robinho buy Tevez. pleeeeeeease.

[quote="red&blacklegion"]sell Robinho buy Tevez. pleeeeeeease.[/quote

nothing better than a good ol' Kneejerk!

Whoever gets Tevez next is on to a winner, that dude will have a point to prove and for atleast the first six months the little monster will be smoking.

He's a difficult character, but an amazing player who plays with serious passion when happy, he'd be an amzing signing. after watching tonights amazing game Milan need a player in the midfield with a defensive head.

Tevez is still City's best striker IMO. I blame his whole situation right now on Mancini though. The man has been giving hint upon hint that he isn't comfortable in England short of saying "England sucks donkey balls, sell me you doorknob".

Mancini ignores all this then is surprised that Tevez wants out. He says "Tevez will never play for City again" then back tracks saying he'll let him play after an apology.

If you treat a player well and listen to what he has to say then he becomes comfortable and plays well. Milan are very good at this IMO (perhaps even the best along with Madrid). The club caters to it's players and takes care of them, guys like Tevez need that sort of environment to thrive.

Also it's not like City can expect a large fee for Tevez, they've openly said they don't want or need him any more. So from a business stand point it would be doable.

I'd go for it, he's top quality when on form and could bring a lot to the table for you guys.

Our transfer campaign looks like these:

A desperate need for creative mids that lets us down

Galliani: "One player may arrive"

One forward out, with 4+Inzaghi ready to carry us on

Galliani: "Moar, Moar strikers"