Carlos Tevez has risked the furt of manager Alex Ferguson by blaiming his manager for his recent goal drought.
The Manchester United striker has scored just once this season — and holds boss Fergie responsible.
The Argie hitman, already sweating over his Old Trafford future, said: “I’m not as effective in the area any more. The person up front has to do a lot more for the team than score goals.
“They have to play more for the team and I think I’ve sacrificed myself recently.
“I’m not as dangerous. That is something I’ve lost. I have to get that back. I used to score great goals.
“But something strange happened.”
Ferguson has used Tevez as a substitute in three out of United’s last four games following Dimitar Berbatov’s arrival.
Tevez added: “I feel better if I play a front role but I also play as a No 9 when I have to.
“I can do that. I’m ready to adapt for the team.”
