Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez has refused to apologise to Sir Alex Ferguson of Manchester United after brandishing him with a &lsquo;RIP Fergie&rsquo; placard at Monday&rsquo;s Manchester City&#39;&#39;s trophy parade. <img alt="Tevez" src="/imagedata/2012/may/tevez17may_1.jpg" style="width: 500px; height: 450px; " /> Carlos Tevez. Photo: AFP He described his former manager as the &lsquo;President of England&rsquo; and mocked him after City beat United in the Premier League title in a dramatic win over Queens Park Rangers. T&eacute;vez, who left Manchester United for the newly-crowned Premier League champions Manchester City in July 2009, sparked controversy by waving the offending banner during their open-top bus parade on Monday. &ldquo;It seems Ferguson is the president of England. Each time he speaks badly about a player, and he has said the worst about me, I never asked him to apologise. But if somebody makes a joke about him, you must apologise to him. But I don&rsquo;t apologise. There&rsquo;s no relationship at all between me and Ferguson,&rdquo; The Telegraph quoted Tevez, as saying. The spat between T&eacute;vez and Ferguson is the latest display of bad blood between the two men. Previously, Ferguson had rejected the chance to sign T&eacute;vez permanently in 2009 following the expiry of his two-year loan at Old Trafford, but after City had marked the player&rsquo;s arrival at the Etihad Stadium with the now infamous &lsquo;Welcome to Manchester&rsquo; billboard, Ferguson dismissed City as a &ldquo;small club with a small mentality&rdquo;. u00a0

Manchester City's striker, Carloz Tevez refused to apologise to Alex Ferguson after his 'RIP  Fergie' banner sparked a huge controversy.

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