4th December 2009, 10:36
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Tevez: Deep down in my little brain I know i made a BIG mistake
Is he that unhappy at City that he has to keep talking about United? 
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Manchester United Blog | Stretty Ender | Tevez is at it again!
Carlos Tevez has once again shown his complete lack of intelligence by insisting he didn’t deserve to be booed by Manchester United fans.
“Obviously I was disappointed, because I don’t think I deserved to be treated that way. When I was there, I was a hard-working and loyal player who gave my all,” he told The Sun."
The Argentine Labrador worked hard for us, scored some vital goals at vital times and was a valued squad player, but nobody can sign for our bitter rivals (bitter being the key word for those giddy fans) directly after leaving us and hope to be welcomed back to Old Trafford with open arms.
On top of that, he also slated our manager publicly on several occasions, promising to celebrate right in front of his face if he scored against us at OT.
Respecting the fans and respecting the manager go hand in hand. Claiming to respect the fans while simultaneously insulting our manager is a contradiction in terms and something Tevez has failed to grasp since leaving the club.
If he wants respect he should stop mouthing off about how badly he was treated. He won two Premier League winners medals and a Champions League winners medal during his two seasons at the club, so he doesn’t really have a leg to stand on.
On a somewhat unrelated note, his statistics at City are proving that Fergie was right not to shell out £25 million on him.
He has scored in just one Premier League game so far, the rest of his goals (a massive five in total) have come in the Carling Cup against inferior opposition.
His five goals in 1258 minutes give him a goal every 252 minutes.
Michael Owen’s four goals in 687 minutes give him a goal every 172 minutes.
I think it’s now safe to say that we got the better deal.
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