Source: Daily_Mail
Terry would be dead if he played away with team-mate's girl in Argentina
Carlos Tevez has told John Terry he would have been killed for his recent behaviour if he lived in Argentina.[LNB]Tevez clashed with the Chelsea captain in Manchester City's 4-2 win at Stamford Bridge on Saturday but the Argentina international insists the row had nothing to do with Terry having an affair with the ex-girlfriend of City's Wayne Bridge.[LNB]However, Tevez has continued an attack on the England defender and is quoted in The Sun saying: 'If you acted like this in Argentina you'd be dead.'[LNB][LNB] Stamford Bridge battle: Tevez and Terry are pulled apart as tempers boil over[LNB]The City striker, who hails from the Fuerte Apache suburb of Buenos Aires, added: 'It's complicated to say something about what Terry did to Bridge. I don't think you can do that with the wife of another player.[LNB]'It's wrong. In my opinion, Terry has no moral code for what he did to Bridge. In my neighbourhood if you do that, you lose your legs, or more - you don't survive.'[LNB]On his own spat with Terry, Tevez said: 'I didn't fight with Terry because of that (the affair).[LNB]'I fought with him because he took me by the shirt and I didn't like it. I became furious with him because of that.'[LNB]Tevez also took a swipe at Chelsea's German midfielder Michael Ballack, who was sent off against City.[LNB]He added: 'I have always had problems with Ballack but, you know, it is just football, not personal issues between us. I don't know, maybe he doesn't like me, as I don't like him.[LNB]'On the field, I have never understood what he is saying to me but I am sure he didn't understand me either.'[LNB] Terry timeline: How the ex-England skipped fared in the Wembley cauldronCapello pleads with England fans to lay off his axed captain Terry at WembleyShamed Terry no longer commands team-mates' respect, claims DesaillyMARTIN SAMUEL: It's time the boo boys stopped hanging John Terry out to dry...Bridge controversy will not wreck England's World Cup bid, says FA chiefPICTURED: Manchester City defender Bridge REFUSES to shake Terry's handBridge calls time on England as full-back fears 'divisive' Terry reunionCHELSEA FC
