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Player topic: Sergio Aguero (2015/16)
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bluemoon98
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Last time he came back from injury and started he scored against Liverpool in that horrible defeat
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Barring any further set back then I'm certain he'll start at Arsenal. Just hope he can find form quickly.
If form=scoring goals his record of scoring goals quickly after returning is superb. I posted this earlier in the thread:
2013/2014 - he “returned” on 5 occassions after injury or lack of 100% fitness. On 4 of those 5 times he had scored within 90 minutes of play - 43 mins, 45 mins, 17 mins and 89 mins.
The one time he didn’t was when he returned for the last game of the season against West Ham and didn’t score.
2014/2015 – he “returned” 3 times scoring after 9 minutes against Newcastle and 1 minute against Liverpool. His only major blip was the return after the Everton Injury when it took him 319 minutes of playing time before he scored.
2015/2016 - this year it took him 58 minutes (sub against WBA and then Chelsea) before scoring. He then returned after injury against Liverpool and scored after 44 mins.
SO, IN 8 OUT OF his last 10 “returns” he has scored within 90 minutes.
If form=scoring goals his record of scoring goals quickly after returning is superb. I posted this earlier in the thread:
2013/2014 - he “returned” on 5 occassions after injury or lack of 100% fitness. On 4 of those 5 times he had scored within 90 minutes of play - 43 mins, 45 mins, 17 mins and 89 mins.
The one time he didn’t was when he returned for the last game of the season against West Ham and didn’t score.
2014/2015 – he “returned” 3 times scoring after 9 minutes against Newcastle and 1 minute against Liverpool. His only major blip was the return after the Everton Injury when it took him 319 minutes of playing time before he scored.
2015/2016 - this year it took him 58 minutes (sub against WBA and then Chelsea) before scoring. He then returned after injury against Liverpool and scored after 44 mins.
SO, IN 8 OUT OF his last 10 “returns” he has scored within 90 minutes.
Interesting, I didn't realise that.
Maybe, but I'm pretty sure that he has generally struggled after injury. No stats to back it up, but it's the impression I've got over the last few seasonsIf form=scoring goals his record of scoring goals quickly after returning is superb. I posted this earlier in the thread:
2013/2014 - he “returned” on 5 occassions after injury or lack of 100% fitness. On 4 of those 5 times he had scored within 90 minutes of play - 43 mins, 45 mins, 17 mins and 89 mins.
The one time he didn’t was when he returned for the last game of the season against West Ham and didn’t score.
2014/2015 – he “returned” 3 times scoring after 9 minutes against Newcastle and 1 minute against Liverpool. His only major blip was the return after the Everton Injury when it took him 319 minutes of playing time before he scored.
2015/2016 - this year it took him 58 minutes (sub against WBA and then Chelsea) before scoring. He then returned after injury against Liverpool and scored after 44 mins.
SO, IN 8 OUT OF his last 10 “returns” he has scored within 90 minutes.
gordondaviesmoustache
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Keep blowing the doubters out of the water, mate :-)If form=scoring goals his record of scoring goals quickly after returning is superb. I posted this earlier in the thread:
2013/2014 - he “returned” on 5 occassions after injury or lack of 100% fitness. On 4 of those 5 times he had scored within 90 minutes of play - 43 mins, 45 mins, 17 mins and 89 mins.
The one time he didn’t was when he returned for the last game of the season against West Ham and didn’t score.
2014/2015 – he “returned” 3 times scoring after 9 minutes against Newcastle and 1 minute against Liverpool. His only major blip was the return after the Everton Injury when it took him 319 minutes of playing time before he scored.
2015/2016 - this year it took him 58 minutes (sub against WBA and then Chelsea) before scoring. He then returned after injury against Liverpool and scored after 44 mins.
SO, IN 8 OUT OF his last 10 “returns” he has scored within 90 minutes.
Neville Kneville
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Maybe, but I'm pretty sure that he has generally struggled after injury. No stats to back it up, but it's the impression I've got over the last few seasons
I think that depends on whether he's actually fit when we play him. But at least he often scores whilst he's struggling. Bit like me after 10 pints of Stowford Press.
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blueinsa
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Please stay fit for the rest of the season.
gordondaviesmoustache
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But at at least he often scores whilst he's struggling. Bit like me after 3 pints of Carlsberg Shandy.
Neville Kneville
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3 pints of Carlsberg shandy would actually be more of a challenge.
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