MCFC BOB
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Sergio Aguero.
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welcometomanchester
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Didn't he say in his first interview on the OS that he likes to run at players making them commit to tackle then go past them? In other words dribble past them?
This thread shows how many people haven’t watched much of him before he came to City. Aguerro is different ot Tevez. He’s someone who’s strength is playing on the shoulder of defenders and is a lethal finisher. He can come deep and link as well, but that’s not his strength. He’s also never been someone who works his socks off like Tevez, he saves his energy and keeps it simple and become alive in the penalty box.
If people want him to put in the same work rate Tevez used to do and chase lost causes, then they are in for a shock as that will never happen.
If people want him to put in the same work rate Tevez used to do and chase lost causes, then they are in for a shock as that will never happen.
He is in top form, look at his goal tally for heaven sake. As far as Nasri goes, his performance today was his standard arsenal performance. Only difference is he had a purple patch last season where he scored a lot of goals. I hate to say it, but I always believed he’s overratedTrain said:I don't expect to see aguero on top form till next season, same as nasri. Its taken milner a year to get used to the system we have.
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Calcio said:He is in top form, look at his goal tally for heaven sake. As far as Nasri goes, his performance today was his standard arsenal performance. Only difference is he had a purple patch last season where he scored a lot of goals. I hate to say it, but I always believed he’s overratedTrain said:I don't expect to see aguero on top form till next season, same as nasri. Its taken milner a year to get used to the system we have.
That is not correct - Sergio isn't firing on all cylinders yet....despite his impressive goal tally. The good news is that he will be awesome once he is settled in to the team properly and the other players start to play to his strengths a tad more. Nasri is a far better player than you seem to think and he will show that over the next 12 months. He needs time to gel too, you know!
I guess we have to see about Nasri…..he has always flattered to deceive. The performance he put on today was the norm in his first 2 seasons for arsenal and second half of last season. He made 13 assists in 3 season. Im not buying it was because of the players around him as he had very good players around him at Arsenal. I do believe he’s a good player, but never world class
JoeMercer'sWay
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the links haven't formed properly yet, so give it time.
Aguero will hopefully learn to be a better team player rather than carry the burden on his shoulders like at Athleti and Nasri will hopefully have the confidence coaxed into him by Mancini that he can beat men regularly and be on that next level, which Arsenal never tried to do as it was always about Fabregas.
Mancini knows they have the tools and he's good at getting more out of players that other managers can't, or won't.
Aguero will hopefully learn to be a better team player rather than carry the burden on his shoulders like at Athleti and Nasri will hopefully have the confidence coaxed into him by Mancini that he can beat men regularly and be on that next level, which Arsenal never tried to do as it was always about Fabregas.
Mancini knows they have the tools and he's good at getting more out of players that other managers can't, or won't.
Yea he hasn't been the Aguero we know recently but I still wouldn't trade him for anyone in football at the moment. I really like his "footballing style" if I can say it like that.
I believe his selfishness lately has been because he did not score in game for a while and as a striker it gets frustrating.
I believe his selfishness lately has been because he did not score in game for a while and as a striker it gets frustrating.
Could anyone do me a favor and give me the explaination why you guys think Kun is selfish?
I used to watch La liga matches and La Liga fan would never say Sergio Aguero is a selfish football player. Kun assisted Forlan for a lot of great goals and helped him win European Golden Shoe. He is not selfish at all.
I watched Man.city matches recently, most of his choices were rational. Kun started to dribble past defenders, just like what he did in La Liga. I think this is a good phenomenon.
He is the guy can creat and snap at any chance. He played average in recent matches, this does not mean that he deserves those slashing criticisms.
I used to watch La liga matches and La Liga fan would never say Sergio Aguero is a selfish football player. Kun assisted Forlan for a lot of great goals and helped him win European Golden Shoe. He is not selfish at all.
I watched Man.city matches recently, most of his choices were rational. Kun started to dribble past defenders, just like what he did in La Liga. I think this is a good phenomenon.
He is the guy can creat and snap at any chance. He played average in recent matches, this does not mean that he deserves those slashing criticisms.