Tevez not sorry for Ferguson banner, says report

Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez appears to have no intention of apologising to Alex Ferguson for holding a banner mocking the Manchester United manager.

Thu, 17 May, 2012 - 08:57

Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez appears to have no intention of apologising to Alex Ferguson for holding a banner mocking the Manchester United manager.

Tevez displayed a sign bearing the words 'RIP Fergie' during the open-top bus parade through Manchester to celebrate City's Premier League title win on Monday.

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