Player topic: Sergio Aguero (2014/15)

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FantasyIreland said:
Its long been a theory that a body in an 'acidic state' is prone to disease and injury due to inflammation.

By reducing the main antagonists - red meat,sugar and processed carbs,and adding more oily fish and lean white meat along with increased wholegrains and greens - the body should become more alkaline and subsequently less prone to illness.

I've been on such a diet for about 13 years and its a winner IMO,i'm surprised not all footballers are subject to such or at least a tailored diet specific to their requirements.


Shhh, people aren't meant to know how disease really perpetuates. But ye, eat an alkaline heavy diet and as long as you're organs and glands are functioning well, you'll be sound.
 
77 Premier League goals. A couple more this season and I reckon oh about March 2016 we should be celebrating 100 goals with him?
 
Silva_Spell said:
Not even in the top 3 in the FWA.
Hazard
Kane
Terry

The English media is retarded

That's ridiculous. I would actually go further than saying it's just anti-City bias. It's anti-Manchester and pro London.
The top three should be Sergio, Hazard and De Gea. Probably in that order. Harry Kane? Don't make me laugh.
This year's Andros Townsend, whatever happened to him? If Terry is on the list as Chelsea captain why wasn't
Vinny last year? Total joke.
 
FantasyIreland said:
Its long been a theory that a body in an 'acidic state' is prone to disease and injury due to inflammation.

By reducing the main antagonists - red meat,sugar and processed carbs,and adding more oily fish and lean white meat along with increased wholegrains and greens - the body should become more alkaline and subsequently less prone to illness.

I've been on such a diet for about 13 years and its a winner IMO,i'm surprised not all footballers are subject to such or at least a tailored diet specific to their requirements.

^^This, it's hardly cutting edge, ffs we were told in secondary school to avoid red meat and simple carbs. Processed sugar (sucrose) is commonly known to be a far worse energy source than fructose and dextrose. Next he'll be telling us he's cutting out the drink the night before a game.
 
bluwes said:
He's not even been named in the top three of teh football writers awards which has just been announced. They're complete numbnuts

Recognised in Europe.


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Wilf Wild 1937 said:
Silva_Spell said:
Not even in the top 3 in the FWA.
Hazard
Kane
Terry

The English media is retarded

That's ridiculous. I would actually go further than saying it's just anti-City bias. It's anti-Manchester and pro London.
The top three should be Sergio, Hazard and De Gea. Probably in that order. Harry Kane? Don't make me laugh.
This year's Andros Townsend, whatever happened to him? If Terry is on the list as Chelsea captain why wasn't
Vinny last year? Total joke.
Agree with everything.
 
Yates said:
FantasyIreland said:
Its long been a theory that a body in an 'acidic state' is prone to disease and injury due to inflammation.

By reducing the main antagonists - red meat,sugar and processed carbs,and adding more oily fish and lean white meat along with increased wholegrains and greens - the body should become more alkaline and subsequently less prone to illness.

I've been on such a diet for about 13 years and its a winner IMO,i'm surprised not all footballers are subject to such or at least a tailored diet specific to their requirements.


Shhh, people aren't meant to know how disease really perpetuates. But ye, eat an alkaline heavy diet and as long as you're organs and glands are functioning well, you'll be sound.
You wouldn't want to be stuck in a lift with him.
 
Mike N said:
It's quite easy; if you want to be liked, don't join City.

you just need to search aguero on twitter and you wiill got a lot of his mentions with madrid and how he should be joining them...and madrid should break the bank to sign him and replace benzema...even he is "wasting" his time at city ..."deserves" better...pfff

we do realise that he is a special player and we are lucky to have him...but also the great thing is ...he genuinely wants to stay :)
 
Apparently, Kun can achieve a personal milestone on sunday. He's never scored in six successive PL games but will do so if he nets at the Liberty Stadium.

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