Sergio Aguero

[Pizy 18,853]

The fact that only one random reporter tweeted it and not a single other reputable source has also reported it should say it all. No chance.

 

[robsblubot 3,595]

Injury-prone, bad attitude, low work rate... there is a reason Gabriel will start every match ahead of Aguero.

[SadistChicken 143]

Next they gonna say the we want a swap deal with city, Costa for aguero.

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[Pizy 18,853]

1 hour ago, Robguima said:

Injury-prone, bad attitude, low work rate... there is a reason Gabriel will start every match ahead of Aguero.

Injury prone I agree with. Don't agree with the others. He's still miles better than Jesus, imo. When fit he's still world class and the best striker in the league.

Can score world class goals with his head, his feet, great in the box, great from long distance, and draws lots of fouls in great positions.

Man City would be unbelievably stupid to sell him to us. He'd be the focal point of our team whereas at City under Pep they like playing slow, tippy tappy football and try to walk the ball in the net. 

Aguero would win us the title. 

[LAM09 7,043]

2 hours ago, Pizy said:

Injury prone I agree with. Don't agree with the others. He's still miles better than Jesus, imo. When fit he's still world class and the best striker in the league.

Can score world class goals with his head, his feet, great in the box, great from long distance, and draws lots of fouls in great positions.

Man City would be unbelievably stupid to sell him to us. He'd be the focal point of our team whereas at City under Pep they like playing slow, tippy tappy football and try to walk the ball in the net. 

Aguero would win us the title. 

We couldn't say no to a player of his quality, but our style (and Conte) is used to a big man leading the line. Guess bringing him & Llorente in could work.

[whats happening 1,612]

3 hours ago, Robguima said:

Injury-prone, bad attitude, low work rate... there is a reason Gabriel will start every match ahead of Aguero.

 

low work rate? i dont think so.

[Tomo 21,751]

11 minutes ago, LAM09 said:

We couldn't say no to a player of his quality, but our style (and Conte) is used to a big man leading the line. Guess bringing him & Llorente in could work.

Good manager's adapt to what they have, and i know it's small sample size but the Bournemouth and Leicester games last season shown we can do it. 

[Magic Lamps 11,692]

6 years too late, but never gonna happen anyway.

 

Oh Agüero, if you had come here in 2011 instead of Torres we would have won the CL by now.... - oh wait

 

 

[LAM09 7,043]

31 minutes ago, Tomo said:

Good manager's adapt to what they have, and i know it's small sample size but the Bournemouth and Leicester games last season shown we can do it. 

I agree, but Conte has a choice. Would Aguero be at the top? 

I'm not so sure.

[YorkshireBlue 3,264]

1 minute ago, LAM09 said:

I agree, but Conte has a choice. Would Aguero be at the top? 

I'm not so sure.

Top of the injury list maybe....

[LAM09 7,043]

6 minutes ago, BluesMadLad said:

Top of the injury list maybe....

Lol

He hasn't met our wonderful medical team

[Rapkun 668]

City could be willing to sell. Guardiola is not very fond of him, it's no secret. He's getting older and losing value. Now is probably the best time to sell him if they wish to do so but he's going to be very expensive. Probably a similar fee to that of Higuain, so the number of clubs that can afford him are very few. They might be tempted to sell to a rival if they get a good offer. If available, he is the only option that would be an improvement on Costa.

[BMox81 193]

Aguero has always said that once his contract is up at City he wants to return home to Argentina.

I don't see that changing tbh.

[Antonio8 736]

 

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