Carlos Tevez let off steam in Argentina during the week, leading to speculation that his time at United would be over at the end of the season when his loan deal expired.
Sir Alex Ferguson has got wind of Tevez’s comments but has insisted that the situation is a private one.
“I have no thoughts on what Carlos Tevez has said,” said Ferguson. “I have nothing to say. I am not going to comment on players’ contracts. It is a private matter between the club and player. I am not getting into it at all. I’m fed up of having to answer stupid questions from you. It is stupid because it goes on and on and on. Every week, you ask the same questions and you get the same answer. I’m not going to answer at all. When the player signs we will let you know.”
I really think we don’t have anything to worry about. Let’s just laugh at Manuel
Well done!
Gotten tired of stupid comments that we keep on wondering if they are true or not. I have faith in Gill and co. to sign Tevez.
Well done Boss, from Malta.
THE GRAND MASTER IS STILL IN CHARGE. THE PRESS WILL FELL THE HEAT CONTINUALLY. THEY DO NOT LIKE US SO WE OWE THEM NO LOVE.
It’s clear that out of all the managers in the Premier League, maybe with the exception of Martin O’Neill…
…Fergie knows only too well how much the press are to blame for these transfer ’saga’s’. They create them and are shocked when somebody fights back.
So, praise to Fergie for once again leading the Reds in a way Sir Matt Busby would be very, very proud… and a way that former players Keane, Hughes etc could only dream of.
SELL NANI
Sell Nani, yes. But please don’t suggest that we pay £26 million to keep Tevez. To bleat on about workrate being better than relaxed genius would make Alan Smith a better United player than Sheringham! — Just as some rate the “clockwork mouse on speed” strategies of Tevez over the skills of the best touch footballer in the world, Berbatov. For cyring out loud, let Tevez go and spend the money on Benzema. Actually, it don’t matter what you say on here, because the “Grand Master” is fully intending to do just that, thank goodness. Then you’ll see a modern potent attacking force that can dominate Europe for the next 5 seasons, regardless of whether Senor Ronseal stays or goes.