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know English football and I like it. Arsenal's style is more technical than physical so I could fit in no problem."

Tevez found West Ham difficult at first as the then manager Alan Pardew refused to play him in his favoured position up front, often sticking him out wide on the wing or leaving him on the substitutes' bench. However, after Pardew was sacked new manager Curbishley played Tevez as a forward and reaped the rewards as West Ham United were saved from the drop. Now that Tevez has adapted to English football, he would be a player that could come in and make an immediate impact at Arsenal without needed the settling in period that a player based in a different league would.

Even though Tevez was hardly prolific during his stint in East London, he scored for fun during his spells at Boca Juniors Argentina's Primera Divisin and Corinthians in Brazil's Srie A. His record of 1 goal every 3 apperances for West Ham United was by no means poor, he played on the wing for most of it and can only score more in a team that creates more chances. Carlos Tevez joining Arsenal would be a signal of intent from Wenger and no doubt he would terrorize not just Premiership defenses, but European ones as well.

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This article was done a while ago (before Tevez moved to Manchester United) but I would still like to see what people thought of the way it was written.

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