Sergio Aguero to announce his retirement (pg51)

[Shaffer92]

Can’t see him sticking around in football to be honest (unless as a striker coach) he’s probably too nice a guy to get involved in management and the media (in this country anyway) He loves a night out in LA, spends a lot of time gaming & obviously has a lad with some incredible genes! Will probably focus on those for the foreseeable

already big into e-sports ha

 

[Invisible Man's Bandage]

Sergio has had an incredible career (the biggest chunk with us) & in an ideal world a swansong in Barcelona for two seasons would have been a bonus for him regardless of how bad they currently are. However, the rest of his life is far more important to him now so if he has to retire then he can have no regrets.

I can't see him going into coaching or management as he seems to be able to enjoy life outside of football and that is a wonderful position to be in. Whatever he ends up doing he can look back at his fantastic achievements with pride.

 

[manimanc]

Just wasn’t for me. Retiring a number for a player who then wasn’t ours, who tragically died on international duty and played for us for a year, also with reports at the time he was going pompey to play with Arry again. If anything should be retired it’s the number 8 but for me they never should be to start with. Just my opinion on it with zero disrespect to foe

Fairs do's pal, I got no comebacks on that.

 

[Tevez City]

Wish Sergio a happy & healthy life.

 

[Radcliffe 1309]

Proper send of needed at the Etihad for this true legend....get it sorted City

 

[AkanjisAfro]

Can we set up a fundraiser for a charity that specialises in the same heart issues in sergios honour

 

[Coljj]

This is my last memory of him , cl final , wish we had won it for him

I was off as soon as that Ederson kicked it too long because I didn't want to see images like these. :(

Most of the stuff i've seen is pics of Chelsea players posing with the trophy that have been spammed in the twitter comments.

 

[Jasonrobards83]

I can't see him going into coaching or management as he seems to be able to enjoy life outside of football and that is a wonderful position to be in. Whatever he ends up doing he can look back at his fantastic achievements with pride.

I disagree, I can see him becoming City manager in around 2032 (after Pep quits).

Getting an ex-player who once scored a momentous goal for your club, back, to be the manager, is a recipe for success!

 

[silvathechihuahua]

Sergio you provided the greatest moment any blue will ever see enjoy your retirement you’ve earned it a million times over

 

[AliBobbyJ]

Getting an ex-player who once scored a momentous goal for your club, back, to be the manager, is a recipe for success!

It's why I wanted Joe Hayes to run things at Maine Rd..