Rammyblues said:Its only youtube and comes with the obvious warning but if he is not Tevez mark 2 I don't know who is.
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIY6z3iHQKw" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIY6z3iHQKw</a>
More bollocks and KFA from you I see. Cavani is very similar to both Tevez and Aguero as they are the type of strikers that are constantly running, looking for space and heading at defenders directly. Lavezzi with his assists could have a very similar benefit to our strikers as he did for Cavani.zangatangring said:TonyM said:zangatangring said:I agree with you in the sense that I'm very adamant that Tevez will stay. He's absolutely imperative to the implied front 3 that Mancini would typically play. It would just be a tedious and pointless task trying to replace and improve upon Tevez. He's more than good enough.
After seeing Aguero's interview I am convinced Tevez is going. Not a mention and him a God in Argentina. Pity but what the hell.
I think Aguero is the Tevez replacement. He's busy outside the box, as is Tevez and he's lethal in the box as is Tevez. That said I'd play him behind Balotelli (or he shows some form Dzeko).
I think it's a case of pace is above guile at this moment. Given that Nasri has both he's 1st choice but I'd say Lavezzi would surprisingly next, ahead of Sneijder, but what the f**k do I know. :-)
Can't wait for the window to close so we can end all the speculation and just enjoy the football. Why oh why can't the window close on the first day of the season?
Yeah, I thought that was very very strange. He mentioned Zabalete, Toure, Silva and even Maxi Rodriguez. Something very very fishy there. If we did lose him, I'd certainly dismiss any european 'shock' debut. I'd expect the obliteration (hopefully) to come the season after this one.
If Aguero is the Tevez replace (as you said) who would be the fourth striker that's so maligned here on Bluemoon forum? I've gotta say, all the candidates I here about aren't (IMO) really as convincing as simply keeping him. Lavezzi could (at most, instantly/eventually) achieve suarez's premier league performances. That's a very good achievement to achieve. However, a lavezzi-aguero-balo lineup wouldn't be as effective (IMO) as an Aguero-tevez-Balo lineup.
Rammy Blue said:BringBackSwales said:Rammyblues said:PMSL - Rammy rural you have to be joking, grimey mill town, two ruddy great paper mills belching out hydrogen sulphide, soap works and down by the Irwell (granted lot cleaner now) when I were a lad it were a different colour everyday.
Townie me through and through.
Sometimes seeing things simply is the only way, why make things complicated? :-)
sorry mate, might have got you confused with Rammy Blue!
What's this got to do with me?
;-)
Rammyblues said:Its only youtube and comes with the obvious warning but if he is not Tevez mark 2 I don't know who is.
<a class="postlink" href="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIY6z3iHQKw" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lIY6z3iHQKw</a>
it might be full of inbreds
Rammyblues said:it might be full of inbreds
Take exception to that, very hurtful, whatever will the sheep think. :-)
jjeangi said:More bollocks and KFA from you I see. Cavani is very similar to both Tevez and Aguero as they are the type of strikers that are constantly running, looking for space and heading at defenders directly. Lavezzi with his assists could have a very similar benefit to our strikers as he did for Cavani.zangatangring said:TonyM said:After seeing Aguero's interview I am convinced Tevez is going. Not a mention and him a God in Argentina. Pity but what the hell.
I think Aguero is the Tevez replacement. He's busy outside the box, as is Tevez and he's lethal in the box as is Tevez. That said I'd play him behind Balotelli (or he shows some form Dzeko).
I think it's a case of pace is above guile at this moment. Given that Nasri has both he's 1st choice but I'd say Lavezzi would surprisingly next, ahead of Sneijder, but what the f**k do I know. :-)
Can't wait for the window to close so we can end all the speculation and just enjoy the football. Why oh why can't the window close on the first day of the season?
Yeah, I thought that was very very strange. He mentioned Zabalete, Toure, Silva and even Maxi Rodriguez. Something very very fishy there. If we did lose him, I'd certainly dismiss any european 'shock' debut. I'd expect the obliteration (hopefully) to come the season after this one.
If Aguero is the Tevez replace (as you said) who would be the fourth striker that's so maligned here on Bluemoon forum? I've gotta say, all the candidates I here about aren't (IMO) really as convincing as simply keeping him. Lavezzi could (at most, instantly/eventually) achieve suarez's premier league performances. That's a very good achievement to achieve. However, a lavezzi-aguero-balo lineup wouldn't be as effective (IMO) as an Aguero-tevez-Balo lineup.
Tevez on the other hand scores but he's VERY selfish. Aguero himself is also selfish but not to the extent of Tevez.
zangatangring said:If Aguero is the Tevez replace (as you said) who would be the fourth striker that's so maligned here on Bluemoon forum? I've gotta say, all the candidates I here about aren't (IMO) really as convincing as simply keeping him. Lavezzi could (at most, instantly/eventually) achieve suarez's premier league performances. That's a very good achievement to achieve. However, a lavezzi-aguero-balo lineup wouldn't be as effective (IMO) as an Aguero-tevez-Balo lineup.
How can you judge the player from only watching him 3 times?!zangatangring said:More abuse from you I see :). It was my opinion. I'm basing my opinion on 3 supposedly good performances from Lavezzi, not a youtube video of his best bits. I'm pretty sure that I'm justified. This coming season, undoubtedly, a more typical lineup would fair better. If Lavezzi were to outperform Tevez, it would probably be next season....