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Aguero??
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kaz7
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Sergio will have his own training plan as he is prone to injuries and has proved he does enough in training to prepare him for games,pep won't change that just for the sake of itThere have been lots of reports about his training, Mancini mentioned it, and recently Milner also talked about it during an interview. Milner was hammered on here for comparing Sturidge with Kun, but if you read the full interview he did not . He just stated he thought Sturidge was a far better trainer/preparation.
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When we spend the bulk of the match somewhere round the half way line or frantically defending around our own penalty area, how the hell can he influence the game.
We should be camped in the opposition half pulling their defenders out of position then feeding the ball to the little wizard who nine times out of ten will not let you down.
We should be camped in the opposition half pulling their defenders out of position then feeding the ball to the little wizard who nine times out of ten will not let you down.
He's one of the top 10 players in world football. Why would we sell him? He's happy here, the fans love him and we don't need the money.If he does not sign a contract extension, I can't see Khaldoun and co letting walk for free at the age of 30-31, he would command 50m plus now, even the Sheik is not going to take a hit like that
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Kun may have his own training plan, but if you think for one second Pep won't review, alter, or stop your deluded.
The players are in for a shock next pre season, hard , intensive, demanding training and preparation, something they have not experienced under Pellegrini,
I I I I have never said sell him, but he looks far from happy to me.He's one of the top 10 players in world football. Why would we sell him? He's happy here, the fans love him and we don't need the money.
Kun may have his own training plan, but if you think for one second Pep won't review, alter, or stop your deluded.
The players are in for a shock next pre season, hard , intensive, demanding training and preparation, something they have not experienced under Pellegrini,
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+1He's one of the top 10 players in world football. Why would we sell him? He's happy here, the fans love him and we don't need the money.
sk3ptical
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u can blame the shit midfield for that9hours of champions league football since he last had a shot in target
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The disappointing thing at the moment with Sergio is I don't see an ambition to be the best football player on the planet. He should have this goal, with his talent. Ronaldo, Messi, Suarez are hell-bent on scoring goals. Every game it's like their life depends on it. Relentless movement and intensity when they sense an opportunity. In contrast, Aguero is just meh... Players get in crossing positions and Kun is hidden behind someone, or not even in the box at all. He's lost the desire he had when he first joined us. I'm hoping the reason for that is solely Pellegrini. We shall soon find out.
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There have been lots of reports about his training, Mancini mentioned it, and recently Milner also talked about it during an interview. Milner was hammered on here for comparing Sturidge with Kun, but if you read the full interview he did not . He just stated he thought Sturidge was a far better trainer/preparation.
I think his exact words are that Aguero spent Thursdays and Fridays trotting about, and then turning up in the weekend. Quite acceptable, especially given his injury-proneness, as long as he turns up at the match.
Read it somewhere, maybe I remembered wrongly, but it seems Pep's training is more mentally-demanding than physically.
I think his exact words are that Aguero spent Thursdays and Fridays trotting about, and then turning up in the weekend. Quite acceptable, especially given his injury-proneness, as long as he turns up at the match.
Read it somewhere, maybe I remembered wrongly, but it seems Pep's training is more mentally-demanding than physically.
It's not acceptable, if you want to be the best, your fitness has to be better than the rest,
Ronaldo wonderful footballer, incredible fitness levels, but cnut of a man.
Walking on the blue moon
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It's not acceptable, if you want to be the best, your fitness has to be better than the rest,
Ronaldo wonderful footballer, incredible fitness levels, but cnut of a man.
Not all players gain fitness by training hard. The human body is a very delicate and intricate machine which has different tolerance to training demand. And a large part of Ronaldo's training is doing gym, which maybe Sergio could consider doing if his conditions permitted.
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It's not acceptable, if you want to be the best, your fitness has to be better than the rest,
Ronaldo wonderful footballer, incredible fitness levels, but cnut of a man.
He has always been like this even when he was performing week in week out, i wouldnt blame him for that now
When your striker has to come in midfield to be a part of a game then its not his fault, its fault of the midfield and tactics that left him so isolated
He's a player that you need to keep feeding him balls all the time. Kind of like Zlatan. If the ball doesn't get to him, he's hardly to blame for the lack of shots on target.
He's world class and it would be a shame if he ends his career without a CL. If one of the top 3 clubs in Europe make him an offer, I'm sure he would take it. And I can't blame him if he does.
And you believe everything players say in public? You really think any player would say "I would like to play for X club" while they are playing for another club?Yet everything he's ever come out and said is the exact opposite to that.
He's world class and it would be a shame if he ends his career without a CL. If one of the top 3 clubs in Europe make him an offer, I'm sure he would take it. And I can't blame him if he does.
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He's a player that you need to keep feeding him balls all the time. Kind of like Zlatan. If the ball doesn't get to him, he's hardly to blame for the lack of shots on target.
And you believe everything players say in public? You really think any player would say "I would like to play for X club" while they are playing for another club?
He's world class and it would be a shame if he ends his career without a CL. If one of the top 3 clubs in Europe make him an offer, I'm sure he would take it. And I can't blame him if he does.
I'm calling Rag.
If you are. come clean as hiding it and pretending to be a blue wont be tolerated.
gordondaviesmoustache
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I believed Ryan when he told everyone he was a commited family man.And you believe everything players say in public?
kaz7
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Me too,the place is crawling with them todayI'm calling Rag.
If you are. come clean as hiding it and pretending to be a blue wont be tolerated.
Paul Lake's Left Knee
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I believed Ryan when he told everyone he was a commited family man.
I believed Rio when he said he forgot his drugs test and went shopping with Eyal Berkovic
dronefromsector7G
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I'm calling ****.He's a player that you need to keep feeding him balls all the time. Kind of like Zlatan. If the ball doesn't get to him, he's hardly to blame for the lack of shots on target.
And you believe everything players say in public? You really think any player would say "I would like to play for X club" while they are playing for another club?
He's world class and it would be a shame if he ends his career without a CL. If one of the top 3 clubs in Europe make him an offer, I'm sure he would take it. And I can't blame him if he does.
Paul Lake's Left Knee
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When he signed it was a stepping stone to Real they said, every year some **** or other says or writes it as they cant believe we signed him and they signed Phil Jones. He has signed extensions and declared he'll stay here until going back to Argentina for a couple of seasons, repeatedly. Let the cunts and rags, or rag cunts if you prefer, wish him away.