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Tevez wants to end career with United

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Carlos Tevez has revealed that he is loving life at Manchester United and insisted he wants to pen a career-long deal with the club. The 24-year-old has flourished in the North West, forging a brilliant understanding with Wayne Rooney and Cristiano Ronaldo and ending his second season in England with 19 goals and a bucketload of assists. Hence, Sir Alex Ferguson is eager to tie up a permanent deal for the former Corinthians man.

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September 20, 2008  06:18 PM ET
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What he didn't want to be a Hammer for the rest of his career after they brought him off the bench and made him wear a Brazil jersey. Tevez, Rooney and as long as Ronaldo stays there will be an awesome scoring trio.

September 20, 2008  06:22 PM ET
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Nope. He's going to end his career at Boca

September 20, 2008  08:46 PM ET
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Tevez wants to end his career with United, and I want him to end his career with United. It all sounds good to me.

September 21, 2008  02:30 AM ET
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I wish he would end his career now now then, along with the rest of their players, and let that club disapear off the face of the earth along with that huge debt of theirs !!

September 22, 2008  09:28 AM ET
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Chaco's right. United saps the juices of all it's players, then tosses them to the curb. They can't have a player who's seen better days wearing the jersey. In the modern era of television, only Eric Cantona would've been granted that privilege. He's the one who put ManU on the worldwide stage.
A large percentage of South Americans end up going back to their first love to finish their careers. Money's not an issue by then, it's almost a rite of passage.

September 22, 2008  11:15 AM ET
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Originally posted 09:28 AM ET  09.22 by Aurinegro

Eric Cantona would've been granted that privilege. He's the one who put ManU on the worldwide stage

What are you talking about, Cantona put Utd on the world stage !!!...i dont think so , you never heard of Best, Charlton, Law, Robson, Wilkins, etc etc etc

 
September 22, 2008  02:44 PM ET
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Why wouldn't he end his career at Boca? I want him to stay as long as he wants, but when he "goes home", I will applaud him for his time here.

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