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Anyone that even murmurs replacing Aguero is off their fuckign rocker.

Consistent high scoring attacker for the last umpteen years.

Shocking.

carl_feedthegoat wrote:Anyone that even murmurs replacing Aguero is off their fuckign rocker.

Consistent high scoring attacker for the last umpteen years.

Shocking.

Strange days indeed pal.

Really fucking straaaaaange

carl_feedthegoat wrote:Anyone that even murmurs replacing Aguero is off their fuckign rocker.

Consistent high scoring attacker for the last umpteen years.

Shocking.

i get that it's an unpopular opinion to suggest we should sell aguero. just like it was sacrilege to talk about selling yaya after he had just scored 20 for us...

Sideshow Bob wrote:

carl_feedthegoat wrote:Anyone that even murmurs replacing Aguero is off their fuckign rocker.

Consistent high scoring attacker for the last umpteen years.

Shocking.

i get that it's an unpopular opinion to suggest we should sell aguero. just like it was sacrilege to talk about selling yaya after he had just scored 20 for us...

Not quite.

Aguero is the most lethal striker to ever play in the premier league.
And is arguably the best striker in world football.

Bit different...

Just give Aguero the ball in the right areas and he will score goals , his premier league record reflects that . You even build your team around the cunt its that fucking simple , its the other fucking end where we are a shambles ......keeper , right back and left back and no fucking leader on the pitch !!!

Who's suggested replacing Aguero?

Sideshow Bob wrote:

carl_feedthegoat wrote:Anyone that even murmurs replacing Aguero is off their fuckign rocker.

Consistent high scoring attacker for the last umpteen years.

Shocking.

i get that it's an unpopular opinion to suggest we should sell aguero. just like it was sacrilege to talk about selling yaya after he had just scored 20 for us...

Yaya was 31 years old. Aguero is 28.

PrezIke wrote:

Sideshow Bob wrote:

carl_feedthegoat wrote:Anyone that even murmurs replacing Aguero is off their fuckign rocker.

Consistent high scoring attacker for the last umpteen years.

Shocking.

i get that it's an unpopular opinion to suggest we should sell aguero. just like it was sacrilege to talk about selling yaya after he had just scored 20 for us...

Yaya was 31 years old. Aguero is 28.

If anything that makes him more saleable as the buying club get peak years from him rather than the end of his career.

Mase wrote:

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

Mase wrote:It's annoying that you can't make a post on here without people putting words in your mouth and completely changing what you've said.

No one on here is doubting Aguero's ability or what he's done for the club. But the fact is he wasn't chosen last night and there could be a fair few reasons for it. He does t put a shift in anymore and Pep's noticed. He isn't a Pep player. He is injured constantly.

There's absolutely nothing wrong in what's been said in this thread.

It could be any of them reasons or more likely it could be what Pep said it was.

Pep said earlier in the season that Kolarov was the best defender in the world. I wouldn't trust what comes out of his mouth.

Haha. Brilliant!

freshie wrote:

Mase wrote:

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

Mase wrote:It's annoying that you can't make a post on here without people putting words in your mouth and completely changing what you've said.

No one on here is doubting Aguero's ability or what he's done for the club. But the fact is he wasn't chosen last night and there could be a fair few reasons for it. He does t put a shift in anymore and Pep's noticed. He isn't a Pep player. He is injured constantly.

There's absolutely nothing wrong in what's been said in this thread.

It could be any of them reasons or more likely it could be what Pep said it was.

Pep said earlier in the season that Kolarov was the best defender in the world. I wouldn't trust what comes out of his mouth.

Haha. Brilliant!

True doe!

bizarre thread

it was obvious was he didnt start. he was about to come on and win us the game before the clown in net messed up.

turfing hart - correct decision. replacing him with bravo.. hmm

aguero does need to sort his pens out and shake the demeanor

Jimmy Greaves probably the most gifted English goal scorer ever.

Was 1966 about Jimmy's goals. Was Alf proved right?

Agureo is in the same boat as Jimmy if he does not adapt.

Dimples wrote:Jimmy Greaves probably the most gifted English goal scorer ever.

Was 1966 about Jimmy's goals. Was Alf proved right?

Agureo is in the same boat as Jimmy if he does not adapt.

You could have a counter argument that England didn't build on their success of 1966 and that may be due in part to Greaves, who having missed out, took to the bottle and wasn't the same player again. The replacement, Hurst, who won the final for England, had a solid if unspectacular England career thereafter. Thus, though we won in 1966 without Greaves, what would we have won if he would've played in 1966 and his career had not nosedived after missing out. We shall never know of course.

Alf was proved right once. He may have been proved wrong as a result in future years

Dimples wrote:Jimmy Greaves probably the most gifted English goal scorer ever.

Was 1966 about Jimmy's goals. Was Alf proved right?

Agureo is in the same boat as Jimmy if he does not adapt.

Our squad is nowhere near as strong as it was 2-3 years ago. I don't think it's time to lose our best and only established striker yet. It's a strange thread this.

South Stand Balti wrote:

Dimples wrote:Jimmy Greaves probably the most gifted English goal scorer ever.

Was 1966 about Jimmy's goals. Was Alf proved right?

Agureo is in the same boat as Jimmy if he does not adapt.

Our squad is nowhere near as strong as it was 2-3 years ago. I don't think it's time to lose our best and only established striker yet. It's a strange thread this.

yet we're not allowed to criticise the spafia for their dog shit transfers
they can do no wrong
everything is awesome. isn't it?

Dimples wrote:Jimmy Greaves probably the most gifted English goal scorer ever.

Was 1966 about Jimmy's goals. Was Alf proved right?

Agureo is in the same boat as Jimmy if he does not adapt.

It's a funny old game.

Dimples wrote:Jimmy Greaves probably the most gifted English goal scorer ever.

Was 1966 about Jimmy's goals. Was Alf proved right?

Agureo is in the same boat as Jimmy if he does not adapt.

It's a funny old game.

Dimples wrote:Jimmy Greaves probably the most gifted English goal scorer ever.

Was 1966 about Jimmy's goals. Was Alf proved right?

Agureo is in the same boat as Jimmy if he does not adapt.

It's a funny old game.

Dimples wrote:Kun does not fit the template.
He adapts or he is gone.
It is all about team, not Kun's goals.
Messi's is team first then the goals follow.
Look how Suarez has adapted.

Kun has got his warning.
Shape up or ship out.

Much as I love Kun, I fear this is spot on.

patrickblue wrote:

Dimples wrote:Kun does not fit the template.
He adapts or he is gone.
It is all about team, not Kun's goals.
Messi's is team first then the goals follow.
Look how Suarez has adapted.

Kun has got his warning.
Shape up or ship out.

Much as I love Kun, I fear this is spot on.

I think people who think Kun is above criticism and irreplaceable are missing the point.
I love the guy and the truth is we don't have anyone better. Neither does anyone else in the league. He's class.
But nobody in this team is irreplaceable. It's Pep 's way or the highway. Look at Yaya, Hart, Nasri etc.
You buy in to what's happening or forget it and move on. That's what we're getting with Pep. We've wanted this for so long, now we either let him get on with it and shut up or we get the Pep Out banners painted.
Personally I think and hope he will mentor Aguero into an adaptation of his game that will have him firing on all cylinders and make an even better player out of him.

The dichotomy for me is that I found the performance the other night totally amateurish and naive and yet fully understand those that formed the viewpoint that we were well in that game and ultimately lost it on one moment of madness from a guy who otherwise was doing quite well.
That's how close the margins are at this level. You don't get away with any amateur performances with Barca.

I think what we are trying to achieve is achievable with this manager but unfortunately some of the current squad will be casualties. Some of them may be our favourites. To bring it in context,I felt the same way abut Dunnie not being around to win a cup.