Blue Bob Posted 6 July 2007 Posted 6 July 2007 Just signed on a two year loan deal...... I have to say all these deals involving Tevez seem to be a bit dodgy. I wonder if the paperwork is right this time.
Edmund Posted 6 July 2007 Posted 6 July 2007 Really? It's not on the bbc or sky sports. I'm not weatching SSN so I guess it's breaking news on there? yeah was breaking news at the time.
Geo V Posted 6 July 2007 Posted 6 July 2007 2 year loan deal with option for three more?? What a joke this situation is becoming. It must mean that he is still owned bu that dude who tried to buy the Hammers. Players like this dont go on loan for one season never mind upto 5. This stinks.
Babylon Posted 7 July 2007 Posted 7 July 2007 Man U can now field 2 quality teams!! Team One Van Der Sar Evra Neville Ferdinand Vidic Anderson Nani Ronaldo Hargreaves Tevez Rooney Team Two: Foster O'Shea Brown Silvestre Heinze, Fletcher Carrick Scholes Giggs, Saha Smith. the bench Kuszczak Park Richardson Solskjaer Eagles
Gené and Tonic Posted 7 July 2007 Author Posted 7 July 2007 I fail to see how they aren't going to win the league again. Just so much strength in depth
Jay Posted 7 July 2007 Posted 7 July 2007 The thing that I'm not impressed by is the FA now they have come and said that they will stop the transfer IF a transfer fee doesn't go directly to West Ham and not to a third party!! Now surely the fact that they have come out and said this contradicts previous statements and confirms that fact they STILL don't know who holds his registration and if this is true why was he still allowed to play for West Ham. I know it's going on an on with ground that has already been covered but IMO something is still very dodgy with this entire situation. As for Tevez I think he will be immense for United I thought for West Ham last year he was far to good for them some of his vision and movement was far to good for players like Zamora they just didn't have a clue what he was going to do, with better players around him you watch him go
Koke Posted 7 July 2007 Posted 7 July 2007 If this transfer goes through, then I dont wanna hear nothing more from United fans about Chelski buying the league. These bastards have spent 60-70 million or maybe more on players come the beginning of the season.
DB11 Posted 7 July 2007 Posted 7 July 2007 Surely United will win the Premiership again this season. Chelsea will probably lose Lampard so I think Liverpool may get second spot as well.
Brainy Posted 7 July 2007 Posted 7 July 2007 Well Chelsea have hardly strengthened. I don't know much about this Malouda bloke (or whoever is meant to be their 'last signing), but they've been signing freebies. Sidwell will be back-up whilst Pizarro has came in as cover for Drogba when he leaves for the African Nations Cup next winter. Nani, Anderson, Hargreaves, possibly Tevez, Man Utd have strengthened. All that said, Liverpool haven't done much to convince me either.
lildave3 Posted 7 July 2007 Posted 7 July 2007 Well Chelsea have hardly strengthened. I don't know much about this Malouda bloke (or whoever is meant to be their 'last signing), but they've been signing freebies. Sidwell will be back-up whilst Pizarro has came in as cover for Drogba when he leaves for the African Nations Cup next winter. Nani, Anderson, Hargreaves, possibly Tevez, Man Utd have strengthened. All that said, Liverpool haven't done much to convince me either. Yeah but when you think, players like Joe Cole, Robben and Cech who missed a large chunk of last season are fit and raring to go again, that's like 3 signings. The addition of Ben Haim and I think Alex is eligible to play for them now means it will free Essien to dominate the midfield. Shevchenko and Ballack who had poor seasons last time will want to make up for that this time round and have had a full summers rest.
city1993 Posted 8 July 2007 Posted 8 July 2007 I don't think Rooney and Tevez will be as good as Kuyt and Torres next season, or Drogba and Shevchenko.
Simi Posted 8 July 2007 Posted 8 July 2007 I don't think Rooney and Tevez will be as good as Kuyt and Torres next season, or Drogba and Shevchenko. I disagree. Rooney could be just what Tevez needs to set him free somewhat. Drogba and Shevchenko have been far from convincing together based on last season. Finally, there is no suggestion Torres can cut it in the Premiership, although I think he will.
Geo V Posted 8 July 2007 Posted 8 July 2007 This quote will probably end up being lousy come the seasons end but i really do believe that the outcome of the title will lie on how the big 4 do against each other because I can see them all dropping some major points against the rest of the league. Sides like Birmingham wll be hard to beat and are strengthening there squad all the time and so are the other promoted sides. From the rest, sides like Fulham seem to be bidding big money and Wigan are continously adding to there ranks. Villa are signing quality players and West Ham are throwing money about again and we havent seen Sven open his cheque book yet at Man City. Spurs have already added some quality players and level look like spending big so all in all I really do think that the forthcoming season will be much closer with clubs that have struggled in recent times now being in a possie to effect what goes on in this division with clubs like Newcastle being one that I think can really make inroads under Big Sam. This season will be far from the walkover that many say it is IMO. Now watch United win by 30 points.
lildave3 Posted 8 July 2007 Posted 8 July 2007 I disagree.Rooney could be just what Tevez needs to set him free somewhat. Drogba and Shevchenko have been far from convincing together based on last season. Finally, there is no suggestion Torres can cut it in the Premiership, although I think he will. A front 4 of Rooney, Ronaldo, Tevez and Giggs. Or maybe Nani. Throw in Scholes on top of that and you have one of the best attacking forces in the world.
Simi Posted 8 July 2007 Posted 8 July 2007 A front 4 of Rooney, Ronaldo, Tevez and Giggs. Or maybe Nani. Throw in Scholes on top of that and you have one of the best attacking forces in the world. Exactly, with the top four teams, it isn't all about who your top two are. United didn't always play two upfront last season. Next year when they have the midfield they do at their disposle they could maybe get away with Hammond up front with Rooney.
Blue Bob Posted 18 July 2007 Posted 18 July 2007 The Tevez transfer still hasnt been completed. West Ham have refused for his medical to go ahead. The third party seem to be sniffing around too. Is this guy really worth all the hassle? He seems like trouble!!
David Villa Posted 18 July 2007 Posted 18 July 2007 Of course he is trouble look at his nationallity, the dirty cheating Argie.
Brainy Posted 18 July 2007 Posted 18 July 2007 This is boring now. Sheff Utd have already embarrased themselves, now West Ham seem to be going the same way. Let him go.
Geo V Posted 18 July 2007 Posted 18 July 2007 Tevez isnt the trouble maker, its that dodgy agent of his. You wouldnt buy a car of this bloke would you??!!
lildave3 Posted 18 July 2007 Posted 18 July 2007 Tevez isnt the trouble maker, its that dodgy agent of his. You wouldnt buy a car of this bloke would you??!! Well I would, but i'm not the best judge of character. For instance I once left my 9 year old nephew at Michael Jacksons house/paedo palace.
Geo V Posted 18 July 2007 Posted 18 July 2007 Well I would, but i'm not the best judge of character. For instance I once left my 9 year old nephew at Michael Jacksons house/paedo palace. And your niece at Gary Glitters? There is something dodgny about that Kia dude and I havent liked him since he first sppeared on the seen tryng to be famous and buy West Ham. He reminded me of that dopey sod who tried to buy Man Utd once and was juddling the ball in the centre circleat Old Stratford just to get some cheers for the fans and then bought someone like Carlisle instead. Knighton or whatever his name is. Dodgy buggers. The new owner of Man City is another one. He`ll send them into a right mess you wait and see.
Suffolk_fox Posted 19 July 2007 Posted 19 July 2007 I thought that West Ham had to sever all ties with any 3rd Party Involvement in Tevez's contract in order to be allowed to play him for the last games of the season? Surely if this guy STILL has an interest in the ownership, West Ham MUST be punished for fielding an illegible player?
Blue Bob Posted 19 July 2007 Posted 19 July 2007 I thought that West Ham had to sever all ties with any 3rd Party Involvement in Tevez's contract in order to be allowed to play him for the last games of the season?Surely if this guy STILL has an interest in the ownership, West Ham MUST be punished for fielding an illegible player? This will get the Sheff Utd chairman on his high horse again. Can they deduct points from Man Utd for just trying to sign him. That would give their smug fans something to moan about when they drive up from Bournemouth.
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