I agree. Despite how good I think he is, I wouldn't pay above ~£18 million for him. I'm more concerned about United possibly getting him than us, they'd be much more dangerous with him in the side.danburge82 said:That's what I think too!Helmet Cole said:Great player, but nearly 30, £30 million transfer fee, £10million per year wages,and spent a lot of time injured which means he probably wont be doing a "sparky" and still banging them in at 34 yrs old.
Money pit - leave well alone.
TCIB said:Dzeko's Right Boot said:TCIB said:I disagree with that.
RVP is a top player indeed, i just feel the way they set up makes him look much more impressive.
His stats shows he runs a lot but it is ineffective when without the ball or running onto it infront of goal, when Sergio runs he is hassling a defender or getting the ball.
I don't see this much from rvp, he seems an out and out finisher where as Kun does that and a lot more imo.
Technically, RVP is the best striker in the world. He could score goals from anywhere on the pitch, which Kun couldn't do. Sure, Sergio is quicker and probably stronger than van Persie, but RVP also has a height advantage over Sergio. There's definitely some truth to what you say about how Arsenal are set up and how it helps RVP. I think he'd be much more effective at Arsenal than at us. But I feel that RVP is a more complete player at this time. Aguero can still improve the side of the game which RVP is better than him at (passing ability) and be the better overall player, but at the moment it's Robin who's better.
RVP can't score from anywhere on the pitch at all, he stays in the same area roughly for a start.
Kun's goal vs QPR, you NEVER see him do that.
If anything Kun can score from anywhere.
We shall agree to disagree :), i do agree that Kun can get even better though yeah.
I believe you'll find that I'm agreeing with you in the post you quoted.jackrussel said:its took rvp 8 years to reach this standard kun has been here 5 minutes and its debateable who is the best stirker,and how many goals will kun score over 8 years?alot more than rvp has thats for sure.Dzeko's Right Boot said:TCIB said:I disagree with that.
RVP is a top player indeed, i just feel the way they set up makes him look much more impressive.
His stats shows he runs a lot but it is ineffective when without the ball or running onto it infront of goal, when Sergio runs he is hassling a defender or getting the ball.
I don't see this much from rvp, he seems an out and out finisher where as Kun does that and a lot more imo.
Technically, RVP is the best striker in the world. He could score goals from anywhere on the pitch, which Kun couldn't do. Sure, Sergio is quicker and probably stronger than van Persie, but RVP also has a height advantage over Sergio. There's definitely some truth to what you say about how Arsenal are set up and how it helps RVP. I think he'd be much more effective at Arsenal than at us. But I feel that RVP is a more complete player at this time. Aguero can still improve the side of the game which RVP is better than him at (passing ability) and be the better overall player, but at the moment it's Robin who's better.
At his age, with his injury record, with him being in he final year of his contract... anyone would be stupid to pay much than £15m for him.Dzeko's Right Boot said:I agree. Despite how good I think he is, I wouldn't pay above ~£18 million for him. I'm more concerned about United possibly getting him than us, they'd be much more dangerous with him in the side.
danburge82 said:At his age, with his injury record, with him being in he final year of his contract... anyone would be stupid to pay much than £15m for him.Dzeko's Right Boot said:I agree. Despite how good I think he is, I wouldn't pay above ~£18 million for him. I'm more concerned about United possibly getting him than us, they'd be much more dangerous with him in the side.
I'll see you for that and raise you this:Dzeko's Right Boot said:Haha, I guess we will buddy. But this was from when van Persie was 23. (Sorry, I need any excuse to post this!) If Aguero scores a goal as good as this in the next season, then I'll happily eat my words.
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He's good. He's not great.Aphex said:He's a great player. But will he emulate last season?
Highly unlikely in my opinion.
danburge82 said:He's good. He's not great.Aphex said:He's a great player. But will he emulate last season?
Highly unlikely in my opinion.
He'll almost certainly never have a season like he did last season. More likely to have just okay seasons like the previous ten before last.
Deluded? Yeah, right he is. If you could only choose one, blue tints off, it'd still be AGUEROOOO every time.Dzeko's Right Boot said:c4lv3rt said:Theres a gunner in the office who reckons RVP is better than our Sergio. Deluded...
He is...
schfc6 said:Wait till we don't sign him, which we wont.,
City will be in crisis, the Sheikh is not interested any more. We will be facing any number of ludicrous headlines.
If RVP goes to United he will have chose them over us, United over money. Blah blah.
Is it me or have Arsenal only confirmed bids from United and Juve? I have not ready anywhere that we have bid. Or anywhere where the words 'reported' or 'supposed' have not been used to describe our bid.
Mancini and the club have reiterated time & time again that Dzeko & Tevez are not leaving and obviously Mario and Aguero will be going nowhere.
The media are desperate to report our interest in RVP. We can't win. If we do sign him (I believe there is no chance) we will be ruining the competitiveness of the Prem, if we don't sign him (which I hope we don't) we have lost out to United, they are still the force they always were and he chose United over money, all the while doubling his money and moving to a club with less chance of honours than City.
City and the media would made for the phrase, ignorance is bliss. Don't read, don't care.
Yaya_Tony said:Deluded? Yeah, right he is. If you could only choose one, blue tints off, it'd still be AGUEROOOO every time.Dzeko's Right Boot said:c4lv3rt said:Theres a gunner in the office who reckons RVP is better than our Sergio. Deluded...
He is...
schfc6 said:Is it me or have Arsenal only confirmed bids from United and Juve? I have not ready anywhere that we have bid. Or anywhere where the words 'reported' or 'supposed' have not been used to describe our bid.
The media are desperate to report our interest in RVP.
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Dzeko's Right Boot said:TCIB said:Dzeko's Right Boot said:He is...
I disagree with that.
RVP is a top player indeed, i just feel the way they set up makes him look much more impressive.
His stats shows he runs a lot but it is ineffective when without the ball or running onto it infront of goal, when Sergio runs he is hassling a defender or getting the ball.
I don't see this much from rvp, he seems an out and out finisher where as Kun does that and a lot more imo.
Technically, RVP is the best striker in the world. He could score goals from anywhere on the pitch, which Kun couldn't do. Sure, Sergio is quicker and probably stronger than van Persie, but RVP also has a height advantage over Sergio. There's definitely some truth to what you say about how Arsenal are set up and how it helps RVP. I think he'd be much more effective at Arsenal than at us. But I feel that RVP is a more complete player at this time. Aguero can still improve the side of the game which RVP is better than him at (passing ability) and be the better overall player, but at the moment it's Robin who's better.
maps said:HA...HA...HA...he scores one game winner and now hes better......people really are unbelievable now a days....
maps said:HA...HA...HA...he scores one game winner and now hes better......people really are unbelievable now a days....
St Ives blue said:I read that we had offered £12m, exceptionally low even considering he is out of contract next year. We paid £25m for Nasri in the same situation!