He called Gary Neville a "boot licker" and brandished an "RIP Fergie" sign... The strange legacy of a transfer orchestrated to annoy Manchester United
manchestereveningnews.co.ukdirect to your inboxOf all the outrageous moments during Carlos Tevez's time in Manchester, perhaps the most surreal came before that derby in April 2012.Having made his first two starts since September after a lengthy exile sparked by a dramatic row with Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini, a player that had never bothered to learn English and didn't give any interviews sat down with the Manchester Evening News ahead of the biggest game of the season to announce that he would in fact be staying for another season."I share the same vision as Sheikh Mansour.
My relationship with the manager is totally fine, he has been as good as gold with me and there have been absolutely no problems," he said, somehow managing to speak clearly with his.
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