Tevez leaving City

[ChesterDave]

I didnt think Mutu had paid yet?

[Arn]

So Tevez would have to pay £25.5m in that case. That is what City paid when they signed him.

[ChesterDave]

If they paid £25m then he wouldnt have to pay that back because they have already had part of the value.

[Arn]

I didnt think Mutu had paid yet?

He argued that he is bankrupt so I doubt that he paid yet.

[Arn]

If they paid £25m then he wouldnt have to pay that back because they have already had part of the value.

Mutu had to pay the full amount even if he played for Chelsea a while.

[ChesterDave]

According to Wiki Chelsea paid 22m Euros and he played 1 year before being sacked. He had to pay 17m Euros including legal fees.

[Mostar]

Strange thing to do. He would walk away on a free transfer if City won the case. He would of course be forced to pay the wages for the reminder of his contract.

Tevez would easily get that money back when he sign a deal with another club.

Not really.

The outcome would be that he wasted 2+ years of his life playing for free and his next contract would be for significantly less than what he is currently enjoying.

Not in interest of any party to pursue that course of action.

[sean_lfc]

Just stumbled across this: Classy, to say the least.

Carlos Tevez may sue Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini for defamation of character, BBC Sport understands.

City fined Tevez four weeks wages - about £1m - for what they believe were five separate breaches of contract.

Tevez's camp believe Mancini's claim that the forward refused to play in the Champions League match against Bayern Munich could amount to defamation.

Tevez was charged by City for refusing to resume warming up with a view to playing, BBC Sport understands.

More to follow.

[Corndog]

Just stumbled across this: Classy, to say the least.

Carlos Tevez may sue Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini for defamation of character, BBC Sport understands.

City fined Tevez four weeks wages - about £1m - for what they believe were five separate breaches of contract.

Tevez's camp believe Mancini's claim that the forward refused to play in the Champions League match against Bayern Munich could amount to defamation.

Tevez was charged by City for refusing to resume warming up with a view to playing, BBC Sport understands.

More to follow.

This has gone so far beyond a joke it isn't even funny now, i actually find it extremely sad and a tad insulting that he is now going to sue presumably for more money because HE didnt do his job, while many other people are struggling through recession. Does he really want to embaress himself any further than he already has?

cannot wait to see him get his way and go back to south america. Tevez is a wasted talent, thats how i think he will be remembered.

[Zapater]

This has gone so far beyond a joke it isn't even funny now, i actually find it extremely sad and a tad insulting that he is now going to sue presumably for more money because HE didnt do his job, while many other people are struggling through recession. Does he really want to embaress himself any further than he already has?

cannot wait to see him get his way and go back to south america. Tevez is a wasted talent, thats how i think he will be remembered.

He's a ****, but how is he wasted talent? He's played regularly and performed his entire career; Boca, West Ham, Corinthians, City, Man Utd etc. It's only this season where he's not played, his talent has been showcased scoring over 20 league goals the last 2 seasons and winning trophies.

[Corndog]

He's a ****, but how is he wasted talent? He's played regularly and performed his entire career; Boca, West Ham, Corinthians, City, Man Utd etc. It's only this season where he's not played, his talent has been showcased scoring over 20 league goals the last 2 seasons and winning trophies.

because he will go back to south america before hes even 30, i mean he will be wasted with regards to his potential, hes perfomred exceptionally well in the past but he could go on to be so much more, instead hes a prick!

[scully]

This has gone so far beyond a joke it isn't even funny now, i actually find it extremely sad and a tad insulting that he is now going to sue presumably for more money because HE didnt do his job, while many other people are struggling through recession. Does he really want to embaress himself any further than he already has?

cannot wait to see him get his way and go back to south america. Tevez is a wasted talent, thats how i think he will be remembered.

He's more likely to be remembered as an abomination, a symbol of just low football sank (before - hopefully - the bubble burst). The cunt even has a T-shirt with some motto about himself on it:

[Vermilion]

He's more likely to be remembered as an abomination, a symbol of just low football sank (before - hopefully - the bubble burst). The cunt even has a T-shirt with some motto about himself on it:

Greedy little prick! And people give the **** credit for 'giving his all when he plays', well whoopi ****in doo!

[sean_lfc]

He's more likely to be remembered as an abomination, a symbol of just low football sank (before - hopefully - the bubble burst). The cunt even has a T-shirt with some motto about himself on it:

Absolutely. I can guarantee, the universe will take care of him. What goes around comes around...

[Kenneth]

Very clever of city not to charge him with anything that there could be ambiguity over, i.e refusal to play. Tevez's puppet masters will hce fancied their chances challenging that and they will be really pisses off that the charge never came. So now they are force to sue or drop it. A club holds the card for a change and that alone is good to see, even if the reason is hideous wealth from overseas.