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Originally Posted by noodlehair
It's never one person's fault completely.
If you're a manager, your job is to manage your players. Getting to the stage where one of them is both impossible to play or get rid of is obviousy not good management...that's not to say Tevez isn't a cock, but if you're a manager, tough, you find a way to deal with it or you cut your loses. You don't do neither and then act like a child about it. Joorabchian makes a fair point in bringing that up. Mancini hasn't handled it well...he's also letting one of his players (Bridge) take home wages every week for doing literally nothing. This is also poor management. Farcical even.
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I agree with that completely, but still it doesn't give Tevez the right to take his action and decide not to fulfil the terms of his employment. That's a conversation for Mancinis boss to have with Mancini. What's happened is a result of him stepping out of place. If your boss is shit you go to his boss, you dont'refuse to work.
RE: Your later post I agree with that, it's funny that at their best they're only 3 points clear of us who are having a defensive crisis and playing poorly.