Tevez to play by rules

Tevez was sold to Juventus by City earlier this week, the striker signing a three-year deal.
However, though he has started to fulfil the 250 hours of unpaid work he was ordered to do by Macclesfield Magistrates Court earlier this year after Tevez was found guilty of driving offences, the vast majority are still outstanding.
Whilst it is impractical for Tevez to complete the hours prior to reporting for pre-season training at Juve, Probation Service chiefs have already suggested they would have no hesitation in applying for a warrant to arrest the 29-year-old if no agreement had been reached about how he was going to fulfil the remainder of his punishment.
Tevez’s legal team are currently attempting to sort the matter out but are adamant the Argentinian will not be flouting the law.
“No rules or regulations have been broken in relation to Carlos Tevez’s community service order,” they said in a statement. “We are acting on behalf of Mr Tevez to make sure he abides by all the rules.”
Meanwhile, Newcastle midfielder Cheick Tiote will wear the club shirt carrying the logo of sponsor Wonga next season.
Speculation had suggested the 27-year-old Ivory Coast international, along with his fellow Muslim team-mates, might not be prepared to play with the payday lender’s name on his shirt so as not to risk infringing Sharia Law.
But sources on Tyneside have indicated that Tiote is comfortable with the situation.