Argentina

Is it me, or does anyone else have any concerns with the developing situation in Argentina, together with the possible footballing repercussions for City ??
Of late, the Argentinians have started to become more bellicose again with regard to the issue of the Falkland Islands and have recently formed a financial 'bloc' with Paraguay, Brazil and Uruguay - one of the results being the attempt to instigate an economic embargo against the Falklands.
Moreover, the Argentinians will have been taking a close interest in our Government's continuing defence cuts, no doubt gleefully noting that we now have no aircraft carriers left and that the remnants of our army not being killed in Afghanistan, will be needed to police the 2012 Olympics.
To my mind, it's a racing certainty that, at some point in the not too distant future, they're going to try a (this time successful) repeat of their 1982 South Atlantic adventure, safe in the knowledge that we no longer possess the military capacity to do anything/much about it.
Such an action would result in political humiliation for our shambolic Coalition Government and, whilst I'm not averse to a bit of political humiliation being handed out to this inept bunch of retards, the overall reaction in this country - no doubt whipped into a frenzy by the rabid, right-wing media - would be one of untold antipathy to Argentina and any Argentinians living/working here; two of them being Sergio Aguero and PabZab.
My question is this; how would it affect two very important players in the squad ?? Would they stay here and continue to fight for the team, or disappear back to their own country ?? If they stayed, how would their form be affected in the hostile climate they would have to face ??....and what would be the aggravated backlash of animosity directed against City be like, simply because we continued to employ and play them ??
I wonder if our owners are monitoring such developments and might be considering lining up another expensive attacking purchase to add to the squad and, if necessary, replace Aguero, if ever the situation required it ??.........or am I the only one, needlessly worrying about something that might never happen ??
Has anyone else got any thoughts they might like to share ??
Of late, the Argentinians have started to become more bellicose again with regard to the issue of the Falkland Islands and have recently formed a financial 'bloc' with Paraguay, Brazil and Uruguay - one of the results being the attempt to instigate an economic embargo against the Falklands.
Moreover, the Argentinians will have been taking a close interest in our Government's continuing defence cuts, no doubt gleefully noting that we now have no aircraft carriers left and that the remnants of our army not being killed in Afghanistan, will be needed to police the 2012 Olympics.
To my mind, it's a racing certainty that, at some point in the not too distant future, they're going to try a (this time successful) repeat of their 1982 South Atlantic adventure, safe in the knowledge that we no longer possess the military capacity to do anything/much about it.
Such an action would result in political humiliation for our shambolic Coalition Government and, whilst I'm not averse to a bit of political humiliation being handed out to this inept bunch of retards, the overall reaction in this country - no doubt whipped into a frenzy by the rabid, right-wing media - would be one of untold antipathy to Argentina and any Argentinians living/working here; two of them being Sergio Aguero and PabZab.
My question is this; how would it affect two very important players in the squad ?? Would they stay here and continue to fight for the team, or disappear back to their own country ?? If they stayed, how would their form be affected in the hostile climate they would have to face ??....and what would be the aggravated backlash of animosity directed against City be like, simply because we continued to employ and play them ??
I wonder if our owners are monitoring such developments and might be considering lining up another expensive attacking purchase to add to the squad and, if necessary, replace Aguero, if ever the situation required it ??.........or am I the only one, needlessly worrying about something that might never happen ??
Has anyone else got any thoughts they might like to share ??