Sergio Agüero | Manchester City's All Time Top Goalscorer

[SebastianBlue]

He'll need to score 12 goals in 13 games to overtake Michael Owen. Tough ask but doable if he avoids injury. The odd brace and a hat trick would certainly help.

I genuinely think, if he stays fit, he’ll get 7 in the last four games alone.

 

[Deleted member 81382]

I genuinely think, if he stays fit, he’ll get 7 in the last four games alone.

By the end of next season I can see him being somewhere around Thierry Henry in that list.

 

[KCblue]

All Time Premier League Top Scorers

1. Alan Shearer - 260
2. Wayne Rooney - 208
3. Andrew Cole - 187
4. Frank Lampard - 177
5. Thierry Henry - 175
6. Robbie Fowler - 163
7. Jermaine Defoe 161
8. Michael Owen - 150
9. Les Ferdinand - 149
10. Teddy Sheringham - 146
11. Robin van Persie - 144
12. Sergio Aguero - 139

Think it'd be great if he could bag 8 in the last 13. Would put him on 147 and into the top ten.

 

[The blue phantom]

Think it'd be great if he could bag 8 in the last 13. Would put him on 147 and into the top ten.

If he does stay for two moreseasons could/should get to the magic 200.

 

[Zin 'messiah' Zimmer]

He’ll move past Owen by the end of the season.

If he manages to hit another 11 I'll be amazed, he's running on empty as it is!

 

[Millwallawayveteran1988]

This man just loves scoring goals. He had some nice touches last night but a fairly quiet night overall (think he should have got on the end of that Silva cross in the first half though)

But he pops up again and gets another.

Legend.

 

[ono]

Link up play was loads better. His finish was outstanding.

 

[Deleted member 81382]

Does anyone think he has a chance of winning the Golden Boot? Currently four goals behind Kane.

 

[blue b4 the moon]

4 goals is nothing, a 3 game ban for Kane, little injury, Jesus still out.... definitely in with a shout.

 

[CatMan]

All Time Premier League Top Scorers

1. Alan Shearer - 260
2. Wayne Rooney - 208
3. Andrew Cole - 187
4. Frank Lampard - 177
5. Thierry Henry - 175
6. Robbie Fowler - 163
7. Jermaine Defoe 161
8. Michael Owen - 150
9. Les Ferdinand - 149
10. Teddy Sheringham - 146
11. Robin van Persie - 144
12. Sergio Aguero - 139

Interestingly when you see that list it dawns on you how Frank Lampard was truly phenomenal in his role of arriving late and moving into space around the box. Such a clever player with incredible wherewithal. In the season he played for us I used to watch his movement from the Level 3 East Stand and, even in midfield, he'd be the player with most space around him, rather than most players who are unaware of how close they are to opposition players, thus denying themselves space and time whilst making their opponents job easier.