West Ham set to agree Tevez deal

West Ham set to agree Tevez deal
Carlos Tevez
Striker Tevez is desperate to move to Old Trafford
West Ham and Carlos Tevez's advisors will confirm on Friday that they have reached an agreement over the striker's registration, Five Live understands.

With the threat of High Court action on 22 August hanging over negotiations, talks have been ongoing this week.

BBC Five Live's Nigel Adderley said: "A settlement has been reached, and that could be ratified by the Premier League and Football Association on Friday."

It is thought Tevez's advisors MSI will pay West Ham between £1m and £3m.

That will free the 23-year-old Argentine to complete a move to Manchester United, whose manager Sir Alex Ferguson has made no secret of his desire to sign the player.

Tevez's switch to United had stalled over who will be paid the transfer fee.


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The Premier League and West Ham say the Hammers should receive the fee but Kia Joorabchian's companies MSI and Just Sports Inc claim they own the striker's economic rights.

Adderley explained: "West Ham need to reach a settlement which proves to the Premier League they are the significant beneficiaries of any transfer involving Tevez."

Tevez, meanwhile, has said he expects to join United, adding: "To play for a super-club like Manchester United without any pre-season work behind me is going to be a real handicap."

Goodbye to bad rubbish as I say, he was good, but this whole soap opera was a pain in the ass. I think we should of gotten atleast 5mil just for the fine.

Magnusson has said he just wanted it sorted now. It was getting ridiculous.

Thanks Man Utd for a nightmare transfer

Freddie Ljungberg wrote:Magnusson has said he just wanted it sorted now. It was getting ridiculous.

Thanks Man Utd for a nightmare transfer

How can you blame them?

Seems fair.

West Ham recoup a decent amount of money for the troubles over the last four months.

MSI get to make a deal with Man Utd and receive payments for the player.

Tevez gets to play football again.

kas wrote:

Freddie Ljungberg wrote:Magnusson has said he just wanted it sorted now. It was getting ridiculous.

Thanks Man Utd for a nightmare transfer

How can you blame them?

Shhh...I was hoping for catch of the day

About fucking time. Hopefully he will be on the bench this sunday

Thanks Cesc for sharing van Persie's goal. I watched the game live the other day, but wasn't sure how he made that move. I thought he had done a "mini rabona", but it was spectacular at any rate.

Puro wrote:Thanks Cesc for sharing van Persie's goal. I watched the game live the other day, but wasn't sure how he made that move. I thought he had done a "mini rabona", but it was spectacular at any rate.

Cesc wrote:

Puro wrote:Thanks Cesc for sharing van Persie's goal. I watched the game live the other day, but wasn't sure how he made that move. I thought he had done a "mini rabona", but it was spectacular at any rate.

the best thing about that move (apart from the way he drags the ball) is the step he makes with his right leg before he does it (actually that step is part of it). The change in direction is so unexpected. Typical street football it's all about balance/equilibrium.

Good thing is he can do so many variations, you don't know what he's going to do.

jonathan de guzman wrote:
the best thing about that move (apart from the way he drags the ball) is the step he makes with his right leg before he does it (actually that step is part of it). The change in direction is so unexpected. Typical street football it's all about balance/equilibrium.

Good thing is he can do so many variations, you don't know what he's going to do.

This is why all of us South Americans Peruvians, Brasileiros, Argentinians, Uruguayans...admire Dutch football. You guys speak the same language like us when it comes down to football.

The whole saga is West Hams inability to make his transfer / loan compatible in line with the current regulations, it is also the Premier Leagues fault for accepting the make shift solution of allowing West Ham to hold is registration although they had no ownership of the player.


Hopefully this will all be sorted and we can forget about this summer and everybody trying to pass the buck and evade punishment / or lose out financially.

Puro wrote:

jonathan de guzman wrote:
the best thing about that move (apart from the way he drags the ball) is the step he makes with his right leg before he does it (actually that step is part of it). The change in direction is so unexpected. Typical street football it's all about balance/equilibrium.

Good thing is he can do so many variations, you don't know what he's going to do.

This is why all of us South Americans Peruvians, Brasileiros, Argentinians, Uruguayans...admire Dutch football. You guys speak the same language like us when it comes down to football.

It was indeed an amazing goal

Im still not sure if Arsenal is the right team for him though, I doubt if he can be a leader..but time will tell.

"West Ham set to agree Tevez deal "



I have been saving this gif for a special occasion, i hope its not premature.

Batman wrote:"West Ham set to agree Tevez deal "



I have been saving this gif for a special occasion, i hope its not premature.

Well, its a great one.
Is that Britney spears?

Fey wrote:

Puro wrote:

jonathan de guzman wrote:
the best thing about that move (apart from the way he drags the ball) is the step he makes with his right leg before he does it (actually that step is part of it). The change in direction is so unexpected. Typical street football it's all about balance/equilibrium.

Good thing is he can do so many variations, you don't know what he's going to do.

This is why all of us South Americans Peruvians, Brasileiros, Argentinians, Uruguayans...admire Dutch football. You guys speak the same language like us when it comes down to football.

It was indeed an amazing goal

Im still not sure if Arsenal is the right team for him though, I doubt if he can be a leader..but time will tell.

Funny you say that, I always said when he played for Feyenoord that the Spanish League would be best for him. More variation in pace, he could play 'his own game' a little more. Still think so, but must say he adapted his game very well to the EPL/Arsenal's game.

Batman wrote:"West Ham set to agree Tevez deal "



I have been saving this gif for a special occasion, i hope its not premature.

Batman wrote:"West Ham set to agree Tevez deal "



I have been saving this gif for a special occasion, i hope its not premature.

....OMG

Fey wrote:

Batman wrote:"West Ham set to agree Tevez deal "



I have been saving this gif for a special occasion, i hope its not premature.

....OMG

hahah ! Legendary !

Puro wrote:

jonathan de guzman wrote:
the best thing about that move (apart from the way he drags the ball) is the step he makes with his right leg before he does it (actually that step is part of it). The change in direction is so unexpected. Typical street football it's all about balance/equilibrium.

Good thing is he can do so many variations, you don't know what he's going to do.

This is why all of us South Americans Peruvians, Brasileiros, Argentinians, Uruguayans...admire Dutch football. You guys speak the same language like us when it comes down to football.

It's mutual we value Latin skill a lot too.

this is my fav player when it comes to skill.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ExMEjcrCxE

jonathan de guzman wrote:

Fey wrote:

Puro wrote:

jonathan de guzman wrote:
the best thing about that move (apart from the way he drags the ball) is the step he makes with his right leg before he does it (actually that step is part of it). The change in direction is so unexpected. Typical street football it's all about balance/equilibrium.

Good thing is he can do so many variations, you don't know what he's going to do.

This is why all of us South Americans Peruvians, Brasileiros, Argentinians, Uruguayans...admire Dutch football. You guys speak the same language like us when it comes down to football.

It was indeed an amazing goal

Im still not sure if Arsenal is the right team for him though, I doubt if he can be a leader..but time will tell.

Funny you say that, I always said when he played for Feyenoord that the Spanish League would be best for him. More variation in pace, he could play 'his own game' a little more. Still think so, but must say he adapted his game very well to the EPL/Arsenal's game.

I know, but I still dont see a real leader in him. And he is now almost the oldest there Thats insane. I fear this will slow down his improvement. He is the main guy now, they should have gave him at least 2 more years.

I think he will do quite well in the Serie A, Milan would be a good team for him.

Batman wrote:"West Ham set to agree Tevez deal "



I have been saving this gif for a special occasion, i hope its not premature.

Batman, I demand you have that as your main avatar

Fey wrote:

jonathan de guzman wrote:

Fey wrote:

Puro wrote:

jonathan de guzman wrote:
the best thing about that move (apart from the way he drags the ball) is the step he makes with his right leg before he does it (actually that step is part of it). The change in direction is so unexpected. Typical street football it's all about balance/equilibrium.

Good thing is he can do so many variations, you don't know what he's going to do.

This is why all of us South Americans Peruvians, Brasileiros, Argentinians, Uruguayans...admire Dutch football. You guys speak the same language like us when it comes down to football.

It was indeed an amazing goal

Im still not sure if Arsenal is the right team for him though, I doubt if he can be a leader..but time will tell.

Funny you say that, I always said when he played for Feyenoord that the Spanish League would be best for him. More variation in pace, he could play 'his own game' a little more. Still think so, but must say he adapted his game very well to the EPL/Arsenal's game.

I know, but I still dont see a real leader in him. And he is now almost the oldest there Thats insane. I fear this will slow down his improvement. He is the main guy now, they should have gave him at least 2 more years.

I think he will do quite well in the Serie A, Milan would be a good team for him.

Think he was captain once for 1 of Foppe De Haan's teams & Foppe said he thought he was mature enough for that. Don't know myself. Think he's pretty childlike sometimes.

Milan would suit him, but it seems he's very happy at Arsenal. If Wenger stays Robin stays.

Robin nor Cesc are ready to be captains. Both are too young, too rash, too childlike and let emotions get the overhead to quickly/frequent to be captain at the moment.

What thread is this?

Tevez to ManU

Oh, wasn't sure.

As Robert said in the club thread, he's probably not going to be match fit for a couple of weeks. Same as Nani & Anderson, so they may find the first month or so quite difficult.

Parks lives wrote:What thread is this?

The 'hype up Van Persie because Arsenal fans are desperate since Thierry's gone' thread. Collectively, the Dutch/Arsenal contingent are worse than Nutters...

About 4 Arsenal & 4 dutch guys; that's a total of 8 posters, opposed to one nutters.
So if each of us on average is 1/8 the hype of nutters, then we are equal to the total hype.

That means that for the Dutch/Arsenal contingent to be collectively worse than Nutters, the people that hype Van Persie have to exceed on average more than 12.5% the hype of nutters.
Can't see the latter happening. Nutters is in a league of his own.

about time its dragged out far too long