letting tevez go is a wrong decision and a strong sign of club going for a downfall...i was a strong supporter of man u but now i have now reason to follow it...enough of sir alex dictatorship...he is d one who shud go now...
Re: its wrong
by James Kuruvilla on Jun 21, 2009 07:14 PM
"Strong supporter of Man Utd" - since when? U r terrible maan... Its not the coach's dictatorship... but now players and their agents r just looking at the money.. Gone r d days of club legends..Would we ever see someone like Giggs and Scholes? And dude if u r a strong supporter of Man Utd u better remain that for life whatever the club goes thru and dont change loyalties every now and then... BE TRUE (Am a Man Utd fan since 1999)
Re: its wrong
by gaurav kishore on Jun 20, 2009 11:31 PM
ur a jerk man.....since when hav u been following football.1-2 years u think letting tevez and ronaldo go was bad........as if he had any choice.ronny was mad he wud hav been a greater player at united thn at manu and tevez wanted to leave coz he was sure he wud not get a real place in the team......i mean tht will obviously depend on who fergie signs.....and united will be back stronger than ever before..fergie has done it lots of times before
As a Manchester United supporter, I have deep respect for Sir Alex Ferguson, but today I must say that he made a big mistake by allowing Tevez to goodbye the Old Trafford. I was happy when Rude Ronaldo left for Bernabeu , but it saddens me to see Tevez leave the Trafford. He cherished his two years with the Devils and clearly wanted to continue the association, but the half – witted United mgmt. thought otherwise. He was a complete team man and burned his blood whenever he donned the Devil jersey. Instead of retaining him, the mgmt. simply spread about rumours of bidding for Ribery, Benzema, Torres (!!!!!!!!!),van Persie, Casillas etc., etc., etc. when nobody among them desires a stint at Trafford. The exit of Tevez, rather than Ronaldo, may prove to be a regretful decision and a cause of dissension between mgmt. and the legions of United supporters. Lord Alex Ferguson…..u got it wrong this time!!!!!!!!
Re: BYE BYE TEVEZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
by sukhdev sangha on Jun 20, 2009 08:24 PM
Dont think ferguson got it wrong...Tevez is good played, but not worth 25 million...worth spending that money on a proper striker...by the way, the mgmt wanted him to stay and offered a contract, but he didn't accept..so cant tell Ferguson was wrong
Re: Re: BYE BYE TEVEZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
by ABHISHEK KORGAONKAR on Jun 20, 2009 09:10 PM
Which quality striker comes at a price stag of just 25 million? Ribery, probably 40, Torres, probably 60-65, Villa, maybe 40-45.And I have serious doubts ‘bout success of Ribery in Premier League. The guy may have scored 14 (!!!!!) goals, but that’s in Bundesliga against pedestrian teams. That the Bundesliga has been captured by Wolfsburg (?????) speak volumes about the quality of the German League.
Re: BYE BYE TEVEZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
by kalyanaraman s. on Jun 20, 2009 09:46 PM
I would agree completely. Carlos is an unassuming player and never gave an inkling of being a self-centred personality, unlike his more illustrious colleague, dubbed rightly "rude ronaldo" !
Alex F. always came out as a more savvy businessman and coach, unlike Real Madrid, which believes that money can buy talent and performance (so completely disproved when it had all the top players like Figo, Raul, Beckham, Carlos et al.,)., but this time he is totally off the mark.
History may prove such comments wrong (after a year), but as it stands today, the decision to let Tevez go looks ill-advised.
