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Tevez

being a complete cunt again it seems

 

http://news.bbc.co.u...ll/15651136.stm

 

i hope city take money out of the equasion now and just fuck him over. wanker.

 

and the pfa need to say they done everything possible to help the player but now he is beyond defensible.

Edited by HomerJay

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From reading that it would appear to be a FIFA rule as opposed to a clause in his contract, so applies to anyone!!

 

 

thats how i read it originally, but thought i was being stupid.

 

 

http://m.guardian.co...fa&cat=football

 

Under Article 15 of Fifa's statutes, Tevez could seek to leave City on the

grounds of "sporting just cause" next summer if, as an established professional,

he has appeared in fewer than 10% of their official matches. So far the

27-year-old has appeared in five matches for City and the club are guaranteed to

play 48 games ? 38 in the Premier League, six Champions League group ties, the

FA Cup third round and three Carling Cup games, now that they have reached the

quarter-finals.

 

.............

 

City are aware of Fifa's ruling and are confident Tevez will not be able to activate Article 15 by the end of the season. The rule also states that "a sporting just cause shall be established on a case-by-case basis" and given the misconduct charge and the fine of two weeks' wages the striker received for his actions in the Champions League defeat by Bayern Munich, City may argue that Tevez represents an exceptional case. He missed four matches as a result of the two-week suspension he was given after the Bayern game, which could work in City's favour should their former captain pursue a "sporting just cause".

Edited by HomerJay

thats how i read it originally, but thought i was being stupid.

 

 

http://m.guardian.co...fa&cat=football

 

 

Surely they will just pick him for f.a cup matches and the likes,if this is the case?

Edited by gonzo

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