FA and Football League to launch fresh enquiry into the Carlos Tevez affair

[Ketsbaia 0]

I'll hoy a link up when one becomes available.

[NJS 3992]

It really bugs me when I read about Tevez being "On loan" - on loan from where you bastards?

 

Blatant red shirt rules for him amd Mascherano - I'd relegate the pair of them.

[Ketsbaia 0]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/t...utd/7818307.stm

[NJS 3992]

Hopefully that will expose the flaws in his Man U deal.

[khay 8]

Hopefully that will expose the flaws in his Man U deal.

 

 

Pretty sure they approved this deal did they not?

[ackas 305]

Hopefully that will expose the flaws in his Man U deal.

 

There weren't any flaws in his ManYoo deal.

The flaw in the West Ham deal was the clause that the owners could transfer him whenever they wanted regardless of West Ham's wishes.

No such clause exists in his ManYoo deal.

[Guest alex]

Can't see Man Utd signing him permanently either btw.

[ewerk 26764]

Not at the price they agreed anyway, £32m wasn't it?

[NJS 3992]

Hopefully that will expose the flaws in his Man U deal.

 

There weren't any flaws in his ManYoo deal.

The flaw in the West Ham deal was the clause that the owners could transfer him whenever they wanted regardless of West Ham's wishes.

No such clause exists in his ManYoo deal.

 

I'm sure the rule was about "third party ownership or financial interest" - as I said above how can he be "on loan" from a non-club?

 

I know they tried to fiddle it by saying it was about "registration" or even by mentioning what you have said but the deals are definitley against the spirit of the law.

[Guest alex]

Not at the price they agreed anyway, £32m wasn't it?

Aye, something like that.

[Ayatollah Hermione 12866]

£32 million is pretty mental money for someone that's, largely, been a bit player this season. Undoubted class but if he signs, I can only see it being for a lot less.

[ackas 305]

Hopefully that will expose the flaws in his Man U deal.

 

There weren't any flaws in his ManYoo deal.

The flaw in the West Ham deal was the clause that the owners could transfer him whenever they wanted regardless of West Ham's wishes.

No such clause exists in his ManYoo deal.

 

I'm sure the rule was about "third party ownership or financial interest" - as I said above how can he be "on loan" from a non-club?

 

I know they tried to fiddle it by saying it was about "registration" or even by mentioning what you have said but the deals are definitley against the spirit of the law.

 

The rule has now been changed but the Tevez/ManYoo deal was done before the change.

Previously, third party ownership was allowed but third party influence was not.

 

Anyone can own the economic rights to a player.

[acrossthepond 707]

Tevez is much better than Berbatov imo, not sure why old whiskey nose decided to go for the Incredible Sulk when he could've just paid up for Tevez and not risked losing him as he undoubtedly will.

 

While we're talking about incredibly illegal transfer dealings, let's have a link to that story about Defoe's transfer back to Spurs? Happy Harry in a dodgy transfer? Why I never...

[Guest alex]

Tevez is much better than Berbatov imo, not sure why old whiskey nose decided to go for the Incredible Sulk when he could've just paid up for Tevez and not risked losing him as he undoubtedly will.

 

While we're talking about incredibly illegal transfer dealings, let's have a link to that story about Defoe's transfer back to Spurs? Happy Harry in a dodgy transfer? Why I never...

Berbatov's a different sort of player though and gives their attack the focal point it was lacking at times. That's the theory anyway as they actually don't look as good as they did last year.

Edited January 9, 2009 by alex