Sergio Aguero

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tolmie's hairdoo said:
avoidconfusion said:
Juventino is really starting to do my head in.


Juve aren't known as the Old Lady for nothing.

They've been on life support since the late 1990s.

Their once nubile Italian beauty, replaced by a now haggered shell of what they once resembled to the outside world.

She now gets by on the odd bargain face lift or short-term botox, but younger bucks can smell the stale stench and piss of yesteryear.

Sad really, but at least she has her old courting photos of Boniek and Gentille to keep them warm at night when the heating gets cut off.
lol!!! so are we in for aguero then tolm? are would we look to go for him?
 
tolmie's hairdoo said:
avoidconfusion said:
Juventino is really starting to do my head in.


Juve aren't known as the Old Lady for nothing.

They've been on life support since the late 1990s.

Their once nubile Italian beauty, replaced by a now haggered shell of what they once resembled to the outside world.

She now gets by on the odd bargain face lift or short-term botox, but younger bucks can smell the stale stench and piss of yesteryear.

Sad really, but at least she has her old courting photos of Boniek and Gentille to keep them warm at night when the heating gets cut off.

Is this coded Tolm?

Are we buying Del Piero? he's an old Italian, women (and some men) think he's beautiful!!! :)

For the record Aguero would be mental to turn us down in favour of Juve, assuming were in for him of course, he would also offer us the pace which we have been lacking and Bobby seems to be searching for!
 
Juventino said:
LoveCity said:
Real and Juve = the only teams who have made their interest in him concrete. If we enter the fray, his head would be turned.

By what a fellow Argentine desperate to get out of Manchester? The days of South Americans coming to the UK are long gone, most seek pastures new and closer to home lifestyles. England does not offer them that.

What? Jo loves it here! So does Zabaleta, and good old elano was pretty happy with the place too. Dont judge on 2 players.
 
from Aguero's last statement his agent was in talks with juventus whilst he gets on with playing in the copa and will decide when the tournament finishes?

has there been any change in this regarding us and other clubs??
 
tolmie's hairdoo said:
avoidconfusion said:
Juventino is really starting to do my head in.


Juve aren't known as the Old Lady for nothing.

They've been on life support since the late 1990s.

Their once nubile Italian beauty, replaced by a now haggered shell of what they once resembled to the outside world.

She now gets by on the odd bargain face lift or short-term botox, but younger bucks can smell the stale stench and piss of yesteryear.

Sad really, but at least she has her old courting photos of Boniek and Gentille to keep them warm at night when the heating gets cut off.

LOL

Yea, I mean EVERYTIME we talk about a high calibre player on here Juventino comes in and says something like "He wants to join Juventus" ... shit's sake...
 
tolmie's hairdoo said:
I think he's perfect for us, but not as the outright replacement for Carlos.

He would be great as a wide right of an attacking three, certainly has the pace and skill for it, a replacement more for missing out on Sanchez.

I also believe his mentality fits like a glove. A young guy trying to prove himself.

More importantly, he has plied his trade in a city where he plays for a historic, well-supported club, who are forced to live in the shadow of a monster.

Would love this....pace, ball retention, spontaneity, flexibility within the rest of the existing squad, AJ etc on the left, the chance to rest and rotate the left flank between Balo and Silva, also providing a slot for a fourth back-up striker.


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Really? I have always though have him as the type of guy who would not do much good outside of centre forward. I thought that was why Barcelona were in for Sanchez and not him.
 
wrongun73 said:
Juventino said:
LoveCity said:
Real and Juve = the only teams who have made their interest in him concrete. If we enter the fray, his head would be turned.

By what a fellow Argentine desperate to get out of Manchester? The days of South Americans coming to the UK are long gone, most seek pastures new and closer to home lifestyles. England does not offer them that.

dont talk with your dick out mate, aguero has said many times he'd like to play in england!
dont flatter yourself that italy is a big draw, apart from the milan clubs as most realise its a shite league. theres more to most players than wanting a bit of sunshine and nice architecture!

thats a bit out of order mate...there is ice cream and fantastic pizza and pasta too, not to mention the great wine.
 
DenisLawBackHeel74 said:
wrongun73 said:
Juventino said:
By what a fellow Argentine desperate to get out of Manchester? The days of South Americans coming to the UK are long gone, most seek pastures new and closer to home lifestyles. England does not offer them that.

dont talk with your dick out mate, aguero has said many times he'd like to play in england!
dont flatter yourself that italy is a big draw, apart from the milan clubs as most realise its a shite league. theres more to most players than wanting a bit of sunshine and nice architecture!

thats a bit out of order mate...there is ice cream and fantastic pizza and pasta too, not to mention the great wine.

yeah but apart from the architecture, ice cream, pizza, pasta, wine, roads, aquaducts, drains, etc, what else have the italians ever done for us!? lol
 
Juventino said:
LoveCity said:
Real and Juve = the only teams who have made their interest in him concrete. If we enter the fray, his head would be turned.

By what a fellow Argentine desperate to get out of Manchester? The days of South Americans coming to the UK are long gone, most seek pastures new and closer to home lifestyles. England does not offer them that.
Pablo Zabaleta - who is South American, by the way - loves it here. For every bad word Tevez has to say about Manchester, Pablo Zabaleta - who is South American, by the way - will have a good word to say about Manchester.
 
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