Aguero

[Vincents Tackle]

Really, really hope he's ok. I'm taking a bit of a confidence from the fact that he was stood up trying to shake the injury off at one point.

 

[kippaxwarrior]

Mancini

"At the moment we don't know [about Sergio Aguero's injury]. We need to wait for the scan in two days."

 

[Bill]

I know. On the other hand, a mid- to long-term injury to Aguero might be a blessing in disguise - more playing time would really let the other forwards gel.

Noted.

 

[bobmcfc]

Was it a poor tackle because it looked dodgy in real time ?

 

[pudge]

Did anyone see what happened in between him walking off the pitch and then going on the stretcher? Did he aggravate it on the sideline?

 

[codespyder]

Did anyone see what happened in between him walking off the pitch and then going on the stretcher? Did he aggravate it on the sideline?

I think he was testing it to see if he could put much weight on it, but I guess the medics told him it was better to come off as a precaution, seeing that it was the first game of the season against a newly promoted team. Don't think it was aggravated.

 

[Bulldoglikeapproach]

Let's hope it was just hyperextended.. Looked like it was from the side with the foot planted in the ground.. Often does the acl. The fact that his thighs are like tree trunks is the only thing that would prevent it I think. Just pray to the soccer gods until we hear back...

 

[p.taker]

Was it a poor tackle because it looked dodgy in real time ?

No.

 

[PaleBlue]

I know. On the other hand, a mid- to long-term injury to Aguero might be a blessing in disguise - more playing time would really let the other forwards gel.

Knob.

 

[Rammy Blue]

I know. On the other hand, a mid- to long-term injury to Aguero might be a blessing in disguise - more playing time would really let the other forwards gel.

tit.