Tevez to stay with City for long haul
Date published: 27 August 2012
STRIKER Carlos Tevez has underlined his wholehearted enthusiasm for the Manchester City cause with his actions on and off the field.
The controversial Argentinian, now firmly back in favour after last season's problems, capped another fine display with the late equaliser that secured a 2–2 draw for the Barclays Premier League champions at Liverpool.
It was the 28 year old's 100th goal in English football.
He says any issues, including the circumstances which led to his extraordinary self–imposed exile last season, are firmly in the past.
When asked if he could stay beyond his current deal, he said: "Yes, no problem."
Mancini is certainly pleased to have Tevez back onside after undoubtedly missing his world–class talents last year.
City, with Sergio Aguero out injured, were grateful for Tevez's cutting edge after being largely outplayed in a pulsating game at Anfield.
Liverpool deservedly led twice through Martin Skrtel and Luis Suarez with both City's equalisers coming from defensive mistakes.
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