Kia slams Man City boss Mancini over Tevez management
Carlos Tevez's adviser has slammed the man-management of Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini.
Tevez first agitated for a move in December 2010 but at the time stressed that he had no personal issues with Mancini, who took charge 12 months previously.
That position, however, appears to have worsened significantly since.
"You think about last Christmas when Carlos wanted to leave and it was all to do with feuds with the manager, and I think that just carried on and on.
"There was a point when Carlos did say, 'I can't get on here'.
"And he is not the only one. You have to reflect back.
"(Craig) Bellamy had to leave Manchester City in an awkward way, (Emmanuel) Adebayor has had to leave Manchester City in an awkward way, Shay Given has had to leave Manchester City in a semi-awkward way, Wayne Bridge has been isolated and is not even training with the first team.
"He is not alone, Carlos."
Mancini recently said it would be "impossible" for Tevez to return to his side.
Joorabchian added: "Carlos does understand he has a contract and he has been walkabout, but Carlos has come to terms with the fact he has got to come back and live with Mancini."Joorabchian told talkSPORT: "The relationship with Mancini, ever since Mancini came into the football club, has not been good.
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Comments (1)
yes what is wrong with these blue ulcers and their arab pimps? why does a club spending hundreds of millions for one fa cup in 30 years lol and losing 200 million pounds+ a year want to keep a player they had to give stuiped wages to in order to sign him and not play him? even the ulcers can use a calculator one fa cup for a billion pounds doesnt work out, they need to cut costs in order to break even stuipd stuipd ulcers....
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