Sep 18
Tevez expects ‘good reception’ at derby – yeah, right!
while, in other news, the pigs from Orwell’s Animal farm flew around the earth.
Carlos Tevez seems rather confident that he will get a good reception at Old Trafford (assuming he shakes off his injury and makes it). “I expect to have a good reception. While at United, I always gave my best and I had good relations with the fans,” he said. “They know I did everything while at Old Trafford to try to score the goals that would help the team win matches, so I don’t know why I should have a bad reception. What will I do if I score a goal? Well, I will be glad, but I don’t think too much about that right now.”
He seems to have ignored a minor detail — of his behaviour and public pronouncements of bitterness that have more than soured any good he may have done on the pitch for us. And for most part of last season, running around like a frightened hobbit and moaning to the press about his ‘mistreatment’ were the highlights.
Many United fans backed him even, in my opinion disgracefully, booing Ferguson for the Argentine’s sake. I hope, if it’s not booing, then at least a hostile reception should be in store for him.
Speaking of Carlos Tevez…
For more such Tevez goodness, here.
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@Grognard: Yeah Grog, at the moment from what I have seen, I cannot see what possessed SAF to buy Tosic or Valencia. Maybe they will come good at some point, but I am very unsure and unimpressed with them to really believe that!
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Bloody hell that shower from Wastelands are on £9000 bonus to beat United tomorrow! The sooner those Arabs run out of oil, the better
.£9000 each man that it!
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@RedDave: Dave, mate, how do you seethe and hate??
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@Craig Mc: That’s just about enough for a round of drinks at the local night club, and loose change for the oil sultans.
If they, indeed, paid 45m for Tevez, then this should come across as an insult to the citeh players. What a load of cash cows they are!!
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@Redrich:
You do it by standing up like man and facing whatever it is you hate, face to face, not from the comfort and security of a stand surrounded by several thousand mates booing. You announce it and mean it and explain it and face the consequences, otherwise you ignore him and you cheer out team louder.
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@Craig Mc: I don’t think we’ve seen enough yet to form a firm opinion.
Tosic has hardly played with the first team at all and remains a mystery to me. Valencia may well need some time to settle in, but I, too, am unimpressed with what I’ve seen so far.
I think Valencia needs to be sat down for a while to let him accustom his skill set with what is required at OT. Let him work on a few fundamentals that separate success with United and teams like …..Wigan!!
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@RedDave: Ok. Fair enough, but by that logic it should apply to other footballers too (not just ex-United players). I’m sure you would have booed opposition Liverpool players too, for instance. Or do you really seethe by cheering your side regardless of any player?
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@Red Ranter:
That’s exactly it RR, I put my passion into getting behind our lads and it takes care of everything and anyone.
I might have booed people as a young lad but I changed.
All the best!
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@RedDave: I’m sorry, Dave, but I just can’t take you seriously any more. That was the most modeling, sweet stuff I’ve heard in decades.
I know a good high road for you, and when you get to the top, do me a favor…..
….jump off the side of the mountain!
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@Craig Mc: I often disagree with Fergie and I’ll even get mad at him but the fact is I love the man and I would personally beat the shit out of somebody that booed him if I were drunk enough at a game. He’s not perfect and he deserves to be criticized and questioned but he deserves loyalty and respect and you know, after twenty fantastic years, he deserves our love and adoration too. So I sincerely hope that United fans send Carlito straight to Hell.
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@Craig Mc: True but then again, we never got his infatuation with Fletcher either. And he has proven us wrong there. But he hasn’t proven us wrong when it comes to Anderson or Park. Well at least not yet.
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@Redrich: I agree about Valencia. He needs to be broken in slowly. He is not used to the pressure and expectations that come with being a United player. In time he may start being more aggressive but right now, he is to timid or cautious on the ball and that is not what we bought him for. I’d rather have Park falling on his ass all over the place but at least working hard. Did I say that? Forget I said that.
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@Redrich:
That’s just how I am kid…sorry if if you find it hard to take seriously and I was not alone today it was never unanimous booing.
Great win though eh?
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LOL@the Tevez fan boys earlier on in this getting upset that their hero might be getting booed
He got booed because he turned down a permanent contract with us for more money at City (who are one of our biggest rivals), he has bad mouthed SAF etc since the transfer and has had no class or dignity.
If you think that warranted cheers, get the hell out of our club. yes he ran around like a headless chicken for two years but two years is not long enough to outdo all the wrong he did since last season.
and yes i booed him today and yes i loved it.
and the only other ex player i have booed is ince
and no i won’t be booing ronaldo if he ever returns
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[...] a ton in the transfer market, then why do you not hate them as much as City? Granted, the Carlos Tevez posters were poor taste, but surely someone must hate Tottenham for their exorbitant cash [...]
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