Dave Ewing's Back 'eader said:AlanBallsWldcupMedal said:I don't think some people will know how much tevez will be missed until he is gone. When he plays I always had that feeling he would score in every game no matter how poorly the team was playing. Very few players are like that, some good strikers out there that will play well when the team plays well, very very few that will take the game by the scruff of the neck and make something happen.
If the number of goals that Tevez scored is replaced, the player will not be missed. Carlos was more single-minded than anyone I have seen for a long time in his attempts to win the Golden Boot. All of our eggs, at times, seemed to be in his basket. Get a different player who can score 70 or 80% of his goals, plus a few more from Dzeko, Silva, Johnson et al, win the matches, gather the points and Carlos Tevez will be a distant dream.
What will be missed is the high-octane, high-energy levels with which he infused each game. He also put the fear of holy shit into defenders. I'll miss those things.
SilvaLining said:Dave Ewing's Back 'eader said:AlanBallsWldcupMedal said:I don't think some people will know how much tevez will be missed until he is gone. When he plays I always had that feeling he would score in every game no matter how poorly the team was playing. Very few players are like that, some good strikers out there that will play well when the team plays well, very very few that will take the game by the scruff of the neck and make something happen.
If the number of goals that Tevez scored is replaced, the player will not be missed. Carlos was more single-minded than anyone I have seen for a long time in his attempts to win the Golden Boot. All of our eggs, at times, seemed to be in his basket. Get a different player who can score 70 or 80% of his goals, plus a few more from Dzeko, Silva, Johnson et al, win the matches, gather the points and Carlos Tevez will be a distant dream.
What will be missed is the high-octane, high-energy levels with which he infused each game. He also put the fear of holy shit into defenders. I'll miss those things.
Completely agree. The play will no longer be centralised through one selfish yet genius player and hopefully goals will be spread out across the team. We will still rely on a striker or two to get most of the goals, the 80% you mention, but as I believe the team will chip in more the loss of one extremely good goalscorer should be redundant.
Parksidecity said:He's not better than Tevez , In fact i can't think of a better centre forward than Tevez
p.s Ronaldo and Messi - different positions
Better my arse.mancitygaz said:When the moon hits the sky like a big pizza pie that's Aguero.
Thank you Carlos and goodbye, this lad is better.
phuzion said:How can you say hes better than Tevez? Carlos has been outstanding these last two seasons and I'd love to keep him.
Totally agree mate. Good postphuzion said:His goal game ratio is better? Forget about Tevez's past, he has 43 goals in 63 games for us. Aguero has 74 goals in 175 games which is a worse strike rate in a FAR inferior overall league.
Carlos is PL proven and give us 100% week in week out regardless of what drivel the media are printing.