Emobot7
8 years ago
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@Fero Well, in my opinion, this will propably be his last club, he'll put up with the situation for money and propably won't try to overly adapt to China as he propably consider this team a temporary thing before his retreat. Thats how I see it anyway. :V
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@Fero Well, in my opinion, this will propably be his last club, he'll put up with the situation for money and propably won't try to overly adapt to China as he propably consider this team a temporary spot before his retreat. Thats how I see it anyway. :V
Tevez, who suffered a calf injury in training, was photographed with his family at Disneyland as Gus Poyet's team were traveling to Jilin province for the game, which they won 3-2. Fans slammed him on social media for this.
Although Tevez was welcomed to his new home with great excitement and fanfare, things have not certainly gone to plan. Months into his venture with Shenghua has proven to be difficult as the former Boca star is looking “loss”, while his team is stuck in the middle of the Super League table.
The Argentinian striker has barely featured for his Chinese side Shanghai Shenghua and is considered to be “introverted” as he is reluctant to blend in with his surroundings. Besides getting criticized for going to Disneyland during a Super League game, “he caused waves at Shanghai from the moment he arrived as he brought over no less than 19 family members to live alongside him, and so far he has failed to venture outside of that circle and integrate into Chinese life” (Edwards).
Goal.com wrote that: “Having begun his Shenhua stint in fine fashion with a debut goal, Tevez has gone on to play just five of the club’s opening eight games, failing to add to his tally. Colombian duo Gio Moreno and Fredy Guarin have comfortably overshadowed their fellow import, who once again sat out at the weekend due to injury. His form, however, is the least of Poyet’s concerns; more troubling is his apparent refusal to adapt to his new surroundings”
What do you guys think? Even though it’s maybe too early to think that Tevez would be a failure in China. Should the £615,000 per week player stay in China or come back to Boca?
Tevez, who suffered a calf injury in training, was photographed with his family at Disneyland as Gus Poyet's team were traveling to Jilin province for the game, which they won 3-2. Fans slammed him on social media for this.
Although Tevez was welcomed to his new home with great excitement and fanfare, things have not certainly gone to plan. Months into his stint into his venture with Shenghua has proven to be difficult as the former Boca star is looking “loss”, while his team is stuck in the middle of the Super League table.
The Argentinian striker has barely featured for his Chinese side Shanghai Shenghua and is considered to be “introverted” as he is reluctant to blend in with his surroundings. Besides getting criticized for going to Disneyland during a Super League game, “he caused waves at Shanghai from the moment he arrived as he brought over no less than 19 family members to live alongside him, and so far he has failed to venture outside of that circle and integrate into Chinese life” (Edwards).
Goal.com wrote that: “Having begun his Shenhua stint in fine fashion with a debut goal, Tevez has gone on to play just five of the club’s opening eight games, failing to add to his tally. Colombian duo Gio Moreno and Fredy Guarin have comfortably overshadowed their fellow import, who once again sat out at the weekend due to injury. His form, however, is the least of Poyet’s concerns; more troubling is his apparent refusal to adapt to his new surroundings”
What do you guys think? Even though it’s maybe too early to think that Tevez would be a failure in China. Should the £615,000 per week stay in China or come back to Boca?
Tevez, who suffered a calf injury in training, was photographed with his family at Disneyland as Gus Poyet's team were traveling to Jilin province for the game, which they won 3-2. Fans slammed him on social media for this.
Although Tevez was welcomed to his new home with great excitement and fanfare, things have not certainly gone to plan. Months into his venture with Shenghua has proven to be difficult as the former Boca star is looking “loss”, while his team is stuck in the middle of the Super League table.
The Argentinian striker has barely featured for his Chinese side Shanghai Shenghua and is considered to be “introverted” as he is reluctant to blend in with his surroundings. Besides getting criticized for going to Disneyland during a Super League game, “he caused waves at Shanghai from the moment he arrived as he brought over no less than 19 family members to live alongside him, and so far he has failed to venture outside of that circle and integrate into Chinese life” (Edwards).
Goal.com wrote that: “Having begun his Shenhua stint in fine fashion with a debut goal, Tevez has gone on to play just five of the club’s opening eight games, failing to add to his tally. Colombian duo Gio Moreno and Fredy Guarin have comfortably overshadowed their fellow import, who once again sat out at the weekend due to injury. His form, however, is the least of Poyet’s concerns; more troubling is his apparent refusal to adapt to his new surroundings”
What do you guys think? Even though it’s maybe too early to think that Tevez would be a failure in China. Should the £615,000 per week stay in China or come back to Boca?
Tevez, who suffered a calf injury in training, was photographed with his family at Disneyland as Gus Poyet's team were traveling to Jilin province for the game, which they won 3-2. Fans slammed him on social media for this.
Although Tevez was welcomed to his new home with great excitement and fanfare, things have not certainly gone to plan. Months into his venture with Shenghua has proven to be difficult as the former Boca star is looking “loss”, while his team is stuck in the middle of the Super League table.
The Argentinian striker has barely featured for his Chinese side Shanghai Shenghua and is considered to be “introverted” as he is reluctant to blend in with his surroundings. Besides getting criticized for going to Disneyland during a Super League game, “he caused waves at Shanghai from the moment he arrived as he brought over no less than 19 family members to live alongside him, and so far he has failed to venture outside of that circle and integrate into Chinese life” (Edwards).
Goal.com wrote that: “Having begun his Shenhua stint in fine fashion with a debut goal, Tevez has gone on to play just five of the club’s opening eight games, failing to add to his tally. Colombian duo Gio Moreno and Fredy Guarin have comfortably overshadowed their fellow import, who once again sat out at the weekend due to injury. His form, however, is the least of Poyet’s concerns; more troubling is his apparent refusal to adapt to his new surroundings”
What do you guys think? Even though it’s maybe too early to think that Tevez would be a failure in China. Should the £615,000 per week stay in China or come back to Boca?