Sergio Agüero | Manchester City's All Time Top Goalscorer

[Blu3m00n91]

In no particular order

Serg
Henry
Shearer

Can’t believe People think Shearer is better than Aguero. Kun would of pissed that record if it spent his whole career in the prem like he did

 

[Corky]

Can’t believe People think Shearer is better than Aguero. Kun would of pissed that record if it spent his whole career in the prem like he did

Shearer is over 20 goals up like for like first 10 seasons in PL, Shearer has just tuned 22 when he stared, Serg 23.

 

[VOOMER]

Shearer is over 20 goals up like for like first 10 seasons in PL, Shearer has just tuned 22 when he stared, Serg 23.

He's miles of Sergio when it comes to goals per minute

 

[levets]

sadly he hasnt
weetabix head 183 PL goals for ManUre, Sergio 181 PL goals for gods own team.

2 (to equal) or 3 (to beat) is very do able in 8 matches

Apologies, I’m talking all comps. Misread your post.
However, Kun has scored more goals for City than Rooney for United.
Sergio 257
Rooney 253

 

[pirate]

Apologies, I’m talking all comps. Misread your post.
However, Kun has scored more goals for City than Rooney for United.
Sergio 257
Rooney 253

you are correct but i would like him to break as many records as possible

 

[Deleted member 81382]

weetabix head 183 PL goals for ManUre, Sergio 181 PL goals for gods own team.

2 (to equal) or 3 (to beat) is very do able in 8 matches

Most PL goals for one club would be a great record to hold.

He should do it as he's more likely to start league games with it being pretty much wrapped up and Pep might start using them as a chance to rest key players ahead of CL games.

Needs a few to catch Andy Cole for PL goals doesn't he, 7 is it?

He needs 6 more to equal Cole's record, 7 to beat it with 8 games left.

It all depends on how many league starts he gets. He could do with scoring a hat-trick in one game to make it more doable and maybe a couple of penalties thrown in. Unlikely but there's an outside chance.

 

[Esteban de la Sexface]

Shearer was the best I've seen, then Sergio. Shearer could score left, right, use his head, tap in's, screamers. Brave, tough. He was some fucking player guys. Remember he scored all those goals for Blackburn and Newcastle and had 3 or 4 pretty bad injuries. Never understood why people don't rate him as a footballer.

 

[meeesh]

Shearer was the best I've seen, then Sergio. Shearer could score left, right, use his head, tap in's, screamers. Brave, tough. He was some fucking player guys. Remember he scored all those goals for Blackburn and Newcastle and had 3 or 4 pretty bad injuries. Never understood why people don't rate him as a footballer.

Got to agree with that,people didn't like his style,with swinging arms and elbows,he bullied defenders,naughty at times I concur,but as you say,scored all types of goals.

The pleasing thing for me is that Jack Walker stuck to his guns,and denied the rags twice of him going to them cunts,even though it ended up with Shearer ending up with a pretty bare trophy cabinet at home.

 

[bobbyowenquiff]

Shearer was the best I've seen, then Sergio. Shearer could score left, right, use his head, tap in's, screamers. Brave, tough. He was some fucking player guys. Remember he scored all those goals for Blackburn and Newcastle and had 3 or 4 pretty bad injuries. Never understood why people don't rate him as a footballer.

Spot-on. Shearer scored nearly all his goals playing for average teams (except one season at Blackburn). He was a one-man team for most of his career. He would have doubled his tally playing for United in that era. If he was playing in the current City team he would be pushing 50 goals a season in all competitions. He wasted his career in many ways. He could have done it at Real Madrid for example...and they would have bought him. Like most my top three is Shearer, Henry, and Sergio.

 

[aguero93:20]

It all depends on how many league starts he gets. He could do with scoring a hat-trick in one game to make it more doable and maybe a couple of penalties thrown in.

Don't see how missed penalties help