Aguero injured

[citymad]

Sergio has always missed games. We won’t replace him until he leaves. Jesus and Sterling will be fine until he is back.

We have 1 of the best squads in world football. How is everyone going to react when we buy a cb before the window closes?

The overreaction before a ball is kicked has gone OTT. So much fear and loathing.

We are City, we fight to the end.

Get a grip and support the team. Turn the media off it is filled with a load of wankers anyway.

....but I think it's lacking leadership, a Vinny, John Terry, Van Dick, Ramos or dare I say it a Henderson. We have a few vice captains like Fern, Kev, Walker and Eric but we need someone who has that presence and can lift the team when their struggling.

 

[wolviedinho]

....but I think it's lacking leadership, a Vinny, John Terry, Van Dick, Ramos or dare I say it a Henderson. We have a few vice captains like Fern, Kev, Walker and Eric but we need someone who has that presence and can lift the team when their struggling.

Good point on leadership. Maybe someone can step up?

 

[bert38]

It may be 1/2 weeks before he can play again, but Pep and the coaches know that he takes 3/4 games before he's anywhere near match fit-thats my take on what Pep meant.

I think Raheem will spend more time through the middle as he career progresses anyway.

 

[ws01]

I haven't seen any complaints about De Bruyne's form since Cugat operated on him.

I know its a football forum and everyone gets to write whatever bollocks they want, but complaining that someone widely regarded as one of the very the best surgeons in the world with a list of clients that looks like a FIFA world XI is operating on our players is beyond the stulidity you normally see.

Umm....... De Bruyne had three separate setbacks after his surgery in the 18/19 season. Probably not the best example to use there, rather just validates the claims.

Since you're such a genius, tell me, are Bayern's and the German national team's doctors beyond the stupidity you normally see? Because they did not want their players treated by this supposed very best surgeon in the world.

 

[domalino]

Umm....... De Bruyne had three separate setbacks after his surgery in the 18/19 season.

No he didn't, stop spewing this utter bullshit. Picking up a few small muscle niggles after 7 months out is expected and nothing at all to do with the surgery and not at all a set back. A set back would be reinjuring the knee, or a big delay in recovery or being a worse player after.

If you waited more than 90 minutes to decide Sané's surgery was the best thing you'd ever seen, you might see him pick up a muscle injury along the way too.

Or maybe he wont, because not everyone has the luxury of sitting around doing fuck all for 9 months after their return from injury.

 

[asahartford1]

Umm....... De Bruyne had three separate setbacks after his surgery in the 18/19 season. Probably not the best example to use there, rather just validates the claims.

Since you're such a genius, tell me, are Bayern's and the German national team's doctors beyond the stupidity you normally see?

Why have so many international footballers written many unsolicited recommendations about their own recoveries if he is so poor ?
Thiago at 29 A world class footballer among many others says he has saved his career. The list is long.
I guess you are much more of an expert re orthapaedic surgeons than those professionals.
Incredible rubbish

 

[ws01]

No he didn't, stop spewing bullshit. Picking up a muscle injury after 7 months out is pretty common and nothing at all to do with the surgery and not at all a set back. If you waited more than 90 minutes to decide Sané's surgery was the best thing you'd ever seen, you might see him pick up a muscle injury along the way too.

Kevin De Bruyne - Injury history

This is the injury history of Kevin De Bruyne from Manchester City. On this page injuries as well as suspensions.

www.transfermarkt.com

You're an absolute stickler for doing no research and getting your facts wrong aren't you. Happy to make a bet with you that the same won't happen with Sane, so long as you're able to admit you're wrong for the first time in your posting history.

 

[domalino]

Kevin De Bruyne - Injury history

This is the injury history of Kevin De Bruyne from Manchester City. On this page injuries as well as suspensions.

www.transfermarkt.com

You're an absolute stickler for doing no research and getting your facts wrong aren't you. Happy to make a bet with you that the same won't happen with Sane, so long as you're able to admit you're wrong for the first time in your posting history.

How about this for getting facts wrong. He didnt even have surgery after the injury in august 2018. So were both twats.

Although you're still a much bigger twat for thinking you know better than the club and every professional football club in spain about who should do their knee surgeries.

 

[ws01]

I actually looked up that exact page before replying to confirm what you said was bullshit.

He had a couple of muscle injuries. Read my comment.

I did read your comment. He didn't have seven months out, like you've claimed. His first injury after being treated by Cugat was only two weeks after coming back. If you did see that page before posting as you've claimed you'd know that, unless you have trouble reading.

 

[ws01]

How about this for you getting facfs wrong. He didnt have surgery after the injury in august.

I know that. Regardless, he was still treated by Cugat. That's what this is about.

Edit: No, mate. You're the only twat here who's never, ever able to admit when he's wrong. Ever.