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Carlos Tevez

Carlos Tevez

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Sep 13, 2026

Andy MittenGUEST
8:52
Fergie considered it an achievement that he'd managed to keep him for another year.
Andy MittenGUEST
8:56
But Manchester United also lost Carlos Tevez, another forward who played up front with Wayne Rooney.
Andy MittenGUEST
9:04
Now, Ferguson was so dominant that he controlled the narrative, and Manchester United were told that Carlos Tevez had been greedy.
Andy MittenGUEST
9:12
The fans sang about him being greedy, but he was actually a fantastic player.
Andy MittenGUEST
9:17
Now, eight or nine years after Carlos Tevez left Manchester United for Manchester City in, in con- controversial circumstances, you remember the billboard saying, "Welcome to Manchester," there were still Man United fans, Man United players, sorry, talking about how much money Carlos Tevez was being paid by, by Manchester City.
Andy MittenGUEST
9:39
And I'd interviewed Rooney when he was a teenager, sort of 16, 17, but I also interviewed Lionel Messi several times, and I remember Lionel Messi saying to me after an interview, which wasn't so interesting, but when the tape went off, he said to me, "How much money are Manchester City paying Carlos Tevez?" And I thought it was a really unusual thing to ask a journalist he didn't really know as opposed to one of his international teammates.
Andy MittenGUEST
10:05
So it was clearly a talking point.
Andy MittenGUEST
10:07
And Fergie's version was, "We're preeminent.
Joe DevineHOST
64:16
He's a modern player.
Joe DevineHOST
64:17
He solves problems for you,' end quote." And now, well, City supporters of a certain generation might see similarities with Carlos Tevez, another Argentinian who could be brilliant on the pitch but divisive if he ever thought things were not going his way.
Joe DevineHOST
64:32
Maresca, however, need not worry about encountering the same kind of spectacular fallout that blew apart relations between Tevez and City's last Italian manager, Roberto Mancini.
Joe DevineHOST
64:42
It was Maresca, after all, who turned Fernandez from a playmaker into a player who would arrive late into the penalty area and be more of a goal threat, finishing behind only Joao Pedro last season as Chelsea's leading scorer.
John MurrayHOST
41:44
Okay.
John MurrayHOST
41:45
Rooney, um, Jekyll, Tevez, Ronaldo, Berbatov, um, uh, Aguero, uh, Kompany, um, uh...
John MurrayHOST
42:03
Who else are Manchester United midfielders? Um, Scholes, um, uh, Rashford, uh- [buzzer sounding]
Alistair Bruce-BallHOST
42:14
Ooh.
Alistair Bruce-BallHOST
42:52
Uh, Džeko, correct answer, came off the bench I can see in one of the games.
Alistair Bruce-BallHOST
43:00
Uh, correct answer for one point.
Alistair Bruce-BallHOST
43:02
Tevez, correct answer, and scored.
Alistair Bruce-BallHOST
43:07
So what's that? You're up to one, two, three, four, five.
Jack Pitt-BrookeHOST
5:38
The, the, there was that League Cup semi over two legs in 2009/10, which was brilliant.
John BrewinPANELIST
5:44
The one where Tevez called-
Jack Pitt-BrookeHOST
5:45
There was the Paul Scholes header game
John BrewinPANELIST
5:47
...
John BrewinPANELIST
5:47
the one where Tevez called b- Gary Neville a bootlicker.
John BrewinPANELIST
5:50
That one.
John BrewinPANELIST
5:50
Yeah.
David EdgarHOST
11:13
But from there on in, I think there is a clear pattern.
David EdgarHOST
11:16
Carlos Tevez from West Ham.
David EdgarHOST
11:18
I think there is a clear pattern of United saying that, no, the absolute jewels of this league should be playing here.
David EdgarHOST
11:25
Maybe in the way that Manchester City have done it the last few seasons with the likes of Grealish, Phillips, Semenya, Gehi.
Adam CraftonGUEST
45:53
Thinking of out-of-the-box thinking, and it's just occurred to me when you talk about the relationship between the two clubs.
Adam CraftonGUEST
45:59
An old teammate of mine, Carlos Tevez, were you the brains behind the Welcome to Manchester poster?
Garry CookGUEST
46:06
I would be professionally naive if I was to lie to you.
Garry CookGUEST
46:09
That came across my desk, and it was brought upon me by a, a company called Anomaly.
Mark GoldbridgeHOST
12:16
He arrived as fast as possible from Old Trafford after his valiant effort managing Sabah, says Masraoui.
Mark GoldbridgeHOST
12:23
What do you think the difference between Tevez and Schmeichel in the fan base with both going to City? It's more treatment of fans or length of time.
Mark GoldbridgeHOST
12:28
That's not a question for now, Beate, but definitely Schmeichel was a bigger legend than Tevez because of what he did.
Mark GoldbridgeHOST
12:34
Why does Bruno play every minute of every match? I think we've discussed that one as men- well, Mendoza.
Mark GoldbridgeHOST
12:38
Mount needs to be released as soon as possible.
Graham BoozyHOST
5:55
From all those sports smushed together, is there any particular player or manager indeed that you admire?
Owen HughesGUEST
6:02
Growing up, a bit controversial, I loved Carlos Tevez as a West Ham fan.
Owen HughesGUEST
6:06
Just an absolute bull of a player, you know, who's small in stature, but he was just grifty.
Owen HughesGUEST
6:12
Then Gareth Bale, from Wales, he's just an icon for us.
Wayne RooneyHOST
22:13
Yeah, I think, I think now- nowadays it's, it's, it's not like it was where you'd have three or four center forwards and you're all competing to play and, um, you know.
Wayne RooneyHOST
22:27
[laughs] Look at my time in terms of the, probably the best period was me, Tevez, Ronaldo, Berbatov.
Mark GoldbridgeHOST
22:33
Mm.
Wayne RooneyHOST
22:33
If you don't play well, if you don't play b- if you're not the best player on the pitch, most of the time you're not playing.
GeoGUEST
5:22
And I think this is maybe the first time I'm backing Shuffle United to win this season.
GeoGUEST
5:27
Maybe I do have a Carlos Tevez agenda after all.
GeoGUEST
5:30
I'm going to say 2-1 to the Blades.
Benjamin BloomHOST
5:33
It's a horrible one to start with, isn't it? Because they've both lost at the weekend, which, you know, they can't both bounce back and they can't both lose a game, can they? So Blackburn, I felt, looked really weak on the bench, didn't they? And maybe, I think you mentioned in the QPR game as well, that, you know, could they have got points in those two games? I know they've got players out injured, but with a bit of a stronger bench.

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