George Hannah
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nobody more than you it seems Nelly ;-)Nelly's Left Foot said:
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Aguero Injury
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George Hannah
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I don't think he's too upset - it's summer over there you knowpudge said:Why did he get called up to the National team when he's quite clearly unfit?
jimharri
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Some of this at Woodison would do nicely;
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Don't see the point in him travelling to Argentina to not play footballMarvin said:He's getting fit, not playing football
Now you've done it, I can see the headlines now...Marvin said:6,000 miles from home - might as well be happy
"Homesick Aguero wants out of City"
sam-caddick
Well-Known Member
I am happy for him to go back to Argentina, for a start I don't think Mancini would of risked him against Everton as they will play a physical game, plus he wil get to see his Son.
gordondaviesmoustache
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The way his Twitter account manifests itself is curious to say the least.
More often than not, it is punctuated with a series of well considered and (notably) well translated tweets - he clearly has a well appointed and media savvy PR team working on his behalf.
Then occasionally, it will descend into chaos, with a load of haphazard retweets in a short space of time. It's almost like he's been let off the leash for half an hour, before being put back in his box by his PR people.
I actually quite like it, as it demonstrates a human side to someone who appears to be an incredibly warm and engaging person.
I hope he stays with us for the rest of his career, but I know temptation will come knocking - and who can blame him for it turning his head - but wherever he goes and whoever he plays for in the future, Sergio Aguero and Manchester City are intertwined forever.
He will never replicate what he has here at any other club - I reckon he knows that and that may prove, for him, to be the hardest habit to break when push comes to shove.
Either way, we'll always have May 13th.
More often than not, it is punctuated with a series of well considered and (notably) well translated tweets - he clearly has a well appointed and media savvy PR team working on his behalf.
Then occasionally, it will descend into chaos, with a load of haphazard retweets in a short space of time. It's almost like he's been let off the leash for half an hour, before being put back in his box by his PR people.
I actually quite like it, as it demonstrates a human side to someone who appears to be an incredibly warm and engaging person.
I hope he stays with us for the rest of his career, but I know temptation will come knocking - and who can blame him for it turning his head - but wherever he goes and whoever he plays for in the future, Sergio Aguero and Manchester City are intertwined forever.
He will never replicate what he has here at any other club - I reckon he knows that and that may prove, for him, to be the hardest habit to break when push comes to shove.
Either way, we'll always have May 13th.