Sergio Aguero - 2017/18 performances

[Phil1]

Never ever write him off. I’ve a feeling that will fall on deaf ears in some quarters on here...

 

[BigOscar]

Thought he looked really fresh and bang in form, I'd be worried if I was one of the teams we're coming up against as he looked read to go on a rampage

 

[west didsblue]

Great goal tonight and could have been more. He’s back. Can’t drop him for Spurs.

 

[decmancity]

Needed that goal, fresh injection of confidence for the weekend. Looked sharp and quick today, definitely needs to start at the weekend.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Never ever write him off. I’ve a feeling that will fall on deaf ears in some quarters on here...

No shit.

I hereby make a prediction: he’ll see out his contract. Until then he’ll have iffy-spells, like he frequently has since he scored ‘that’ goal. And people on here, blues and not, will come on this thread, or its successors, and write him off. ‘He’s lost his pace/his killer instinct/he doesn’t look interested’ - [delete as appropriate]. And he’ll prove them wrong, again and again. And then he’ll go home.

 

[worsleyweb]

Was back to his best

 

[EL APACHE TEVEZ]

The king of the Etihad

 

[blueinsa]

Played really well tonight and looks finally to be over the car crash.

 

[Cityfan]

Don't know if it's my imagination, but I thought he looked a little leaner today.

 

[Tevez City]

Glad he scored today.
Its good for his confidence and my fantasy team :)

 

[St.Pauli support]

Very pleased Sergio did get the message to score into the low corner.
No chance for a keeper to get down.
That's the way aha aha I like it...

So so so happy for him :)

 

[MCFCFanTX]

I'd start him against Tottenham. Looked energetic and deadly.

 

[mccity]

He'll be furious he didn't play. I expect him to bounce back excellently.

Didn't expect it this immediately. Good on him!

 

[daveyboybluemoon]

Great goal tonight and could have been more. He’s back. Can’t drop him for Spurs.

He LOVES playing Spurs!

 

[ws01]

Don't know if it's my imagination, but I thought he looked a little leaner today.

Was thinking the same thing. Looked very sharp

 

[FJRMCFC]

Thought he looked really sharp, finishing was a bit iffy though. I’ve always maintained that he’s trying to do the same things he did at his absolute peak, except right now he’s much slower and not as clinical.

 

[buhz]

very glad he scored yesterday, you could see he was trying the whole time for this kind of run to the goal, failed twice but the third time is a charm

 

[bellsouth]

How high up this list do you think he'll get?

1 Alan Shearer -
England
260
2 Wayne Rooney Everton
England
207
3 Andrew Cole -
England
187
4 Frank Lampard -
England
177
5 Thierry Henry -
France
175
6 Robbie Fowler -
England
163
7 Jermain Defoe AFC Bournemouth
England
161
8 Michael Owen -
England
150
9 Les Ferdinand -
England
149
10 Teddy Sheringham -
England
146
11 Robin van Persie -
Netherlands
144
12 Sergio Agüero Manchester City
Argentina
132

 

[mccity]

How high up this list do you think he'll get?

1 Alan Shearer -
England
260
2 Wayne Rooney Everton
England
207
3 Andrew Cole -
England
187
4 Frank Lampard -
England
177
5 Thierry Henry -
France
175
6 Robbie Fowler -
England
163
7 Jermain Defoe AFC Bournemouth
England
161
8 Michael Owen -
England
150
9 Les Ferdinand -
England
149
10 Teddy Sheringham -
England
146
11 Robin van Persie -
Netherlands
144
12 Sergio Agüero Manchester City
Argentina
132

It depends how long he's here for and what sort of competition he's got for his spot. But assuming he's here until the end of next season (obviously could be sooner/later), without any major fitness problems, then he could make a reasonable push for the 165 mark. That wouuld leave him in 6th or 7th depending on Defoe.

 

[domalino]

How high up this list do you think he'll get?

1 Alan Shearer -
England
260
2 Wayne Rooney Everton
England
207
3 Andrew Cole -
England
187
4 Frank Lampard -
England
177
5 Thierry Henry -
France
175
6 Robbie Fowler -
England
163
7 Jermain Defoe AFC Bournemouth
England
161
8 Michael Owen -
England
150
9 Les Ferdinand -
England
149
10 Teddy Sheringham -
England
146
11 Robin van Persie -
Netherlands
144
12 Sergio Agüero Manchester City
Argentina
132

He shouldn't be allowed to leave until he gets 176. Which actually if he comes out of this period of average form since breaking the record (and it looked like he was on the way up again yesterday) should be very doable in this side by the end of next season. 44 more goals in 59 games is well within his reach.