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Original Dub wrote:I'm amazed you're all so surprised.

Track every comeback he's ever made, no matter how long or short the time out.
He droughts and then scores bucket loads. But he needs to play to clear the cobwebs. There is no other way.
And you're damn right we depend on him. Who wouldn't depend on the greatest striker in world football?

Yap only before we had Tevez Negredo Dzeko to make up hes droughts. I don't know , I think we make big mistake with relay just on Bony because Peller rather play unfit Aguero then him.

Carrying a knock or having the blues?

Cocacolajojo wrote:Carrying a knock or having the blues?

Both I reckon

They showed him at halftime walking like he was slightly favouring his right leg.

He was trying to be clever there. Simples

Should be on a hatrick the dozy cunt !

He needs to sort his head out big time. He either needs to tell Pellers he's injured and needs to come off or stop limping around the pitch.

If he wasn't Sergio Aguero he would be dropped

Wonderwall wrote:If he wasn't Sergio Aguero he would be dropped

Just like yaya last season.

Fucking twat has fucked up my FFT. Or is it me for picking him?

Fuck it, I blame Pellers for putting me in that position in the first place.

Cursed himself for changing squad no..........

his form is worrying.

that miss is worse than Navas' open net. after all, he's Aguero and he should bury that. Navas is expected to miss.

He'll be fine. The lad is the best striker in the world, just a minor blip. He'll bag a few at the weekend.

needs to take a look at his studs
he's always been a slipper but i've lost count of the amount of times he's lost his footing this season

Nigels Tackle wrote:needs to take a look at his studs
he's always been a slipper but i've lost count of the amount of times he's lost his footing this season

Ah but is he a stud man or dos'e he use those fuckin daft blades?

He's getting chances and thats what matters when goal scoring dips. It happens to the best of them. He'll still be in the 25-30 goals range by the end of the season if he stays fit.

His limping thing is fucking annoying though, he does it every time he's subbed and usually limps back in at half time too.

Crossie wrote:He's getting chances and thats what matters when goal scoring dips. It happens to the best of them. He'll still be in the 25-30 goals range by the end of the season if he stays fit.

His limping thing is fucking annoying though, he does it every time he's subbed and usually limps back in at half time too.

we need dr ted's diagnosis...

Relax.
It's Aguero FFS, coming back from an injury and not 100% up to speed.
Misses some chances so his confidence is dented, "holds leg and limps a bit"

I'd rather an out of form Aguero on the pitch then an "in form, 100% fit" Bony

with news of this impending transfer ban for Real Madrid and the tabloid "news" that they're set to try and raid the Premier League in this January transfer window and Aguero being tipped as one of their targets, it got me thinking:

at what point do you think City should consider offloading Aguero for a large sum of money?
nb: i am not suggesting we do. just raising a question for debate.

with all of his various and continual injury problems keeping him off the pitch more and more when do you think the Club should consider cashing in? what is the breaking point, in terms of either cash offered and/or injuries suffered? or will he always be unsellable? he's obviously not getting any younger and if his injuries persist his value could drop. i know he has said that he wants to see out his contract (and maybe longer) and win the CL at City but im asking what you guys think about the hierarchy making the move. obviously he's a legend and scored that goal but at some point, whether due to injury or simply age, the Club will have to move on (or, i guess he could retire as a City player).

thoughts?

phips wrote:with news of this impending transfer ban for Real Madrid and the tabloid "news" that they're set to try and raid the Premier League in this January transfer window and Aguero being tipped as one of their targets, it got me thinking:

at what point do you think City should consider offloading Aguero for a large sum of money?
nb: i am not suggesting we do. just raising a question for debate.

with all of his various and continual injury problems keeping him off the pitch more and more when do you think the Club should consider cashing in? what is the breaking point, in terms of either cash offered and/or injuries suffered? or will he always be unsellable? he's obviously not getting any younger and if his injuries persist his value could drop. i know he has said that he wants to see out his contract (and maybe longer) and win the CL at City but im asking what you guys think about the hierarchy making the move. obviously he's a legend and scored that goal but at some point, whether due to injury or simply age, the Club will have to move on (or, i guess he could retire as a City player).

thoughts?

Funnily enough?, I was thinking this when I saw the news about the Madrid clubs. They have made some overtures in Aguero's direction in the past and they have just over two weeks to sort out their team for the next 18 months. I can see there being more than a rumour but there is no way Sergio is leaving.

On the point of when is a good to e to cash in as he is not reliable??? I wrestle with that and counter argument myself. I honestly don't know.