Fergie On Those Two Argentinian Fellows

By: Nick | July 26th, 2007

*“We’ve gone so far it’s pointless thinking of going back now, we’re where we want to be. We feel he’s our player, and we hope that’s the case and it’s going to be proven in the next few days.”

*“He’s not Liverpool’s player, despite them going on like he’s their player. He’s got two years left on his contract, if he completes his contract and then leaves at the end of it, that’s fine by us. We’ll have had five good years out of him.”

No argument from me.

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Category: England, English Premier League, Manchester United, Sir Alex Ferguson

Tags: Carlos Tevez, England, English Premier League, Gabriel Heinze, Manchester United, Sir Alex Ferguson

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• Lee |  July 26th, 2007 at 7:29 pm

  
  
  

  you spanner. They are both entirely different situations. West Ham have never once said that Tevez is under contract…why would they offer him a new contract if he already had one? Heinze is under contract and has two years to run…West Ham hold the registration only..get back in your tool box.

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• Nick |  July 26th, 2007 at 9:45 pm

  
  
  

  Is spanner the same thing as wanker? As a Welshman, your use of “spanner” throws me a bit. Just curious… You’re a brave man if you think you’ve got the Tevez fiasco straight. You might be the first. Cheers for reading.

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• boca juniors!!! |  July 27th, 2007 at 7:25 am

  
  
  

  one question. does manu still want heinze to play for them? or are they just selling him to someone besides liverpool?

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• Nick |  July 27th, 2007 at 9:38 am

  
  
  

  Oh yeah, I also merely posted directs quotes, then declared I had no argument against them…

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