OB1
Well-Known Member
City were scoring 100+ goals a season with Aguero in the team and they aren't with Haaland. They also played significantly better football. Hence the "all round game" bit. Aguero also scores in big games and big moments whereas Haaland gets limited due to the quality and numbers of the opposition on him that Aguero could escape.
The point here is simple. You joined the forum about a year back and are called The Viking and I'm guessing that you're probably more of a Haaland fan than a City fan, and that's totally ok. But to claim that your favourite player is "FAR FAR superior" to a guy who helped build this football club, that we have an entire part of the ground named in reference to, with a massive statue of him front and centre outside the Etihad, and that there's "no argument to be had" is arrogant and condescending. You bumped a 4 month old thread in order to pick a fight so you're getting the response that you were trying to illicit.
Yes, there is very much an argument between Sergio and Haaland still and a lot of people don't fall down on the Haaland side despite his great record. You say that strikers are only judged on goals. I say that's 19th century thinking. If you take away Aguero's goals then he's a good attacking midfielder who could play in a Nasri type role. If you take away Haaland's goals then he's playing for Luton. He's scored more goals at 24 than Messi and Ronaldo did but if you ask every football fan in the world if Messi or Haaland was a better player at 24 then almost every one of them is picking Messi.
I love Haaland, he's probably my favourite City player now because I enjoy his personality and sense of humour in videos. I loved his Dad aswell and remember being gutted when he left. But the idea that he's far superior to a legend of this club and this league and there's no argument to be had on it is blinkered horseshit.
Frankly, it’s a pointless debate.
As City supporters we are fortunate to have had two such wonderful strikers at our club and I hope Haaland stays for as long as Sergio did.