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The Carlos Tevez Column
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homerjay2005 wrote: »carlos can barely speak english, i doubt that he is aware even that a war once took place between these two countries.
he aint the sharpest tool in the box as they say.
Bollocks. I'd say he's quite informed of what happened considering how notorious it is in Argentina.
Also if he's not the sharpest tool in the box, could you care to explain how he made the right career move, moving from United to City. He's won more trophies at City in the period since he signed, become a club legend and got paid more.
Not a bad decision for the bluntest tool in the box!
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Bollocks. I'd say he's quite informed of what happened considering how notorious it is in Argentina.
Also if he's not the sharpest tool in the box, could you care to explain how he made the right career move, moving from United to City. He's won more trophies at City in the period since he signed, become a club legend and got paid more.
Not a bad decision for the bluntest tool in the box!
Hardly! :pac:0 -
Bollocks. I'd say he's quite informed of what happened considering how notorious it is in Argentina.
Also if he's not the sharpest tool in the box, could you care to explain how he made the right career move, moving from United to City. He's won more trophies at City in the period since he signed, become a club legend and got paid more.
Not a bad decision for the bluntest tool in the box!
Since when does a "club legend" leave for 6 months during the season to play golf?:D0 -
Bollocks. I'd say he's quite informed of what happened considering how notorious it is in Argentina.
Also if he's not the sharpest tool in the box, could you care to explain how he made the right career move, moving from United to City. He's won more trophies at City in the period since he signed, become a club legend and got paid more.
Not a bad decision for the bluntest tool in the box!
By your logic, staying at utd would have been a foolish decision. How could that be justified as a stupid decision? Irrespective of opinions on which was the better decision, neither would have been foolish
You could also argue that with utd he could have one the league last season, if you assume that he could have either got utd an extra point or been responsible for city even gaining one point
I agree that he'd be aware of the conflict, but your clutching at straws claiming turning down utd for city shows he's no fool. If anything, it could be argued he's interested most in the bottom line, which is fair enough for any professional in any line of work0 -
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