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Sergio Aguero became the all-time leading non-European Premier League scorer when he struck Manchester City's opening goal against Liverpool on Saturday.

Argentina international Aguero opened the scoring at the Etihad Stadium after 24 minutes when Kevin De Bruyne sent him clear to round Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet and slot home.

It was his 124th Premier League goal since joining City from Atletico Madrid in 2011, taking him clear of former Manchester United star Dwight Yorke's record of 123.

The goal -- the sixth successive time Aguero has scored at home to Liverpool -- also made him the Premier League's 15th highest scorer overall, one behind former Arsenal star Nicolas Anelka and two short of Robbie Keane's tally

http://www.espnfc.com/english-premier-l ... gue-record

How many more since he becomes the best goalscorer of the club?

PeterParker wrote:How many more since he becomes the best goalscorer of the club?

Not sure of the exact number but he should break it this season

PeterParker wrote:How many more since he becomes the best goalscorer of the club?

know you can't, mate, but you really should read my posts.

He's the best striker that I've seen in the Prem.

Did Guardiola decide to start him only after being told that he regularly scores against these Redscousecunts? We'll never know.

PeterParker wrote:How many more since he becomes the best goalscorer of the club?

Aguero's first goal for City was his 171st for the club, leaving him only six short of equalling Eric Brook as the club's greatest scorer. Brook took 453 appearances to reach his 177 between 1928 and 1940 - this game was Aguero's 257th.

The most clinical finisher in premier league history.

Original Dub wrote:The most clinical finisher in premier league history.

I'd actually argue he is the most prolific. In terms of goals per minutes. But for me, he misses too many good chances to be classed as the most clinical.

nottsblue wrote:

Original Dub wrote:The most clinical finisher in premier league history.

I'd actually argue he is the most prolific. In terms of goals per minutes. But for me, he misses too many good chances to be classed as the most clinical.

Should have had a second, but it seems very critical on a day like today.

nottsblue wrote:

Original Dub wrote:The most clinical finisher in premier league history.

I'd actually argue he is the most prolific. In terms of goals per minutes. But for me, he misses too many good chances to be classed as the most clinical.

Good point. Probably the wrong term.

It would be interesting to see stats for the most clinical strikers in that bracket. ie how many chances per goals.

Probably no hope of those knocking around?

FIBD??

Original Dub wrote:

nottsblue wrote:

Original Dub wrote:The most clinical finisher in premier league history.

I'd actually argue he is the most prolific. In terms of goals per minutes. But for me, he misses too many good chances to be classed as the most clinical.

Good point. Probably the wrong term.

It would be interesting to see stats for the most clinical strikers in that bracket. ie how many chances per goals.

Probably no hope of those knocking around?

FIBD??

Small sample scale but Iheanacho is a prime example

Clinical sminical, I don't give a shyte if he misses 3 chances every game ...171 goals in 257 games is all anyone needs to know, fantastic strike rate in any league in the world!

Chinners wrote:Clinical sminical, I don't give a shyte if he misses 3 chances every game ...171 goals in 257 games is all anyone needs to know, fantastic strike rate in any league in the world!

Someone posted some stats in another thread that it took Brook 12 years and 453 games to make it to 177 goals, Kun is now 6 goals behind Brook in a hell of a lot less matches, and injuries (and Pep) permitting he will overtake Brook this season. Phenomenal.

As I said in another thread...hes knocked that Munchen Dwight Yorke off the record books.....now how fuckign pleasing is that !!

Original Dub wrote:

nottsblue wrote:

Original Dub wrote:The most clinical finisher in premier league history.

I'd actually argue he is the most prolific. In terms of goals per minutes. But for me, he misses too many good chances to be classed as the most clinical.

Good point. Probably the wrong term.

It would be interesting to see stats for the most clinical strikers in that bracket. ie how many chances per goals.

Probably no hope of those knocking around?

FIBD??

Sorry OD, I've looked but can't find anything.

Interesting debate, which criteria should be used to determine most clinical?

I would be inclined to say that minutes per goal should be the one to go with as ratio depends on type of shots and from where you're shooting so more difficult to define, penalty takers stats would be boosted in shot to goals ratios for example.

Notts is right in regards Nacho, he has a better ratio than Aguero over the past two seasons.

Foreverinbluedreams wrote:

Original Dub wrote:

nottsblue wrote:

Original Dub wrote:The most clinical finisher in premier league history.

I'd actually argue he is the most prolific. In terms of goals per minutes. But for me, he misses too many good chances to be classed as the most clinical.

Good point. Probably the wrong term.

It would be interesting to see stats for the most clinical strikers in that bracket. ie how many chances per goals.

Probably no hope of those knocking around?

FIBD??

Sorry OD, I've looked but can't find anything.

Interesting debate, which criteria should be used to determine most clinical?

I would be inclined to say that minutes per goal should be the one to go with as ratio depends on type of shots and from where you're shooting so more difficult to define, penalty takers stats would be boosted in shot to goals ratios for example.

Notts is right in regards Nacho, he has a better ratio than Aguero over the past two seasons.

Jesus is shaping up nicely as well

nottsblue wrote:Jesus is shaping up nicely as well

10 goals in 12 Premier League starts.

It's sad that Aguero has his value constantly undermined by the press, whether Pep intends it or not. He might not be in the same mould as Zabba for Mancness but I doubt we'll know what we've got until he's gone.

Hats off to a player who should be a premier league legend let alone a MCFC one

Dunnylad wrote:It's sad that Aguero has his value constantly undermined by the press, whether Pep intends it or not. He might not be in the same mould as Zabba for Mancness but I doubt we'll know what we've got until he's gone.

Hats off to a player who should be a premier league legend let alone a MCFC one

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