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Sergio Agüero - 2018/19 Performances
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Looks like he landed with a straight leg jarring his knee hopefully nothing but a bit of uncomfort and he will be fit and well for wed/satLet's hope he was brought off today as a precaution. We do not need anymore injuries
kaz7
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Pep on Aguero's injury: "Something in the ankle. When he fell down, he felt something. He finished the first half, started the second half feeling uncomfortable. He could play, but we decided not to risk it. [Will he be fit for Lyon?] We will see tomorrow."
Pep on Aguero's injury: "Something in the ankle. When he fell down, he felt something. He finished the first half, started the second half feeling uncomfortable. He could play, but we decided not to risk it. [Will he be fit for Lyon?] We will see tomorrow."
Cheers Karen , Hopefully rested during the week to fully recover to take on Cardiff.
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I always had a few issues with Kun and was vocal about pointing out his faults. He needed to improve his work rate, his linkup play, lose some of the selfishness, improve his vision, and make better decisions in the final third. Very fair assessments to make.
Well the Kun that played today has none of those issues at all and I can't find any faults left. He has all the tools in his shed now and holy shit what a player. That flick to hit a trailing Bernardo in the box showed his intelligence and vision. That burst and pass to Sterling showed the same.
Fair play to Kun for hammering out the kinks in his game. The best there is.
Well the Kun that played today has none of those issues at all and I can't find any faults left. He has all the tools in his shed now and holy shit what a player. That flick to hit a trailing Bernardo in the box showed his intelligence and vision. That burst and pass to Sterling showed the same.
Fair play to Kun for hammering out the kinks in his game. The best there is.
lancs blue
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Hopefully the injury is just a minor roll of his ankle, two assists and a good all round game today.
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Got his ‘team first’ head on again yesterday. What brilliant set up play for Sterling’s goal! And some great link-up play all game.
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gordondaviesmoustache
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Fair play to you for posting that, mate.I always had a few issues with Kun and was vocal about pointing out his faults. He needed to improve his work rate, his linkup play, lose some of the selfishness, improve his vision, and make better decisions in the final third. Very fair assessments to make.
Well the Kun that played today has none of those issues at all and I can't find any faults left. He has all the tools in his shed now and holy shit what a player. That flick to hit a trailing Bernardo in the box showed his intelligence and vision. That burst and pass to Sterling showed the same.
Fair play to Kun for hammering out the kinks in his game. The best there is.
Neville Kneville
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That assist was a nice moment, like redemption for his effort v Newcastle.
The way he ghosted away from the defender was Serge from his early days here. Even when he was just about to be replaced too. He looks much fitter.
The way he ghosted away from the defender was Serge from his early days here. Even when he was just about to be replaced too. He looks much fitter.
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