Stoned Rose
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Fucking incredible player.
Without him we wouldn’t be where we are today.
A god in my eyes.
Without him we wouldn’t be where we are today.
A god in my eyes.
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Remembering Yaya!
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dannyboy29
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Mancini should get great credit as well for putting him in the 10 role
Sky Blue Thinking
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And 2011 F. A Cup and 2014 League cup, also winning pen in 2016 league cup...But without him you can forget the 2012 and 2014 title wins
peoffrey
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I’d list him alongside Tevez as I have unsavoury memories of him too. Look at the talent in the team now - De Bruyne, Sane, Sterling, Bernardo. They can’t all be legends. The word is used too much these days.
liamctid
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Slightly off topic but worth a watch
Perhaps Aguero? I don't think there's a perhaps about that, Aguero scored 22 goals prior to the QPR game and scored the goal and has been vital in all the success that has followed. Tevez time with us was far too short to consider it the most important, he was an unbelievable player from 2009-2011 but his influence can't be compared to that of Aguero's.
The one thing Aguero is missing is a career defining season. His consistency is completely unrivalled, but I think a season where he got 30+ league goals would greatly enhance his legacy outside the Manchester City fan base.
Yaya has that in 13/14. People can remember a time when he was the best midfielder in the world bar none, and as a starting point for discussions I think that helps him a lot.
Mmmm, I can’t think of a career defining moment of a season Aguero had either, fucking useless little bastard!!!!The one thing Aguero is missing is a career defining season. His consistency is completely unrivalled, but I think a season where he got 30+ league goals would greatly enhance his legacy outside the Manchester City fan base.
Yaya has that in 13/14. People can remember a time when he was the best midfielder in the world bar none, and as a starting point for discussions I think that helps him a lot.
As for Yaya, the less said the better. All the ability in the world but a complete fucking prick.
Mmmm, I can’t think of a career defining moment of a season Aguero had either
That's not what I said though, is it?
A "moment of a season" is not the same as a "career defining season"
Learn to read.
Slightly off topic but worth a watch
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