roblues wrote:sheblue wrote:Sparklehorse wrote:I don't get all the negative Bony stuff...He was top premier league scorer in 2014 playing for Swansea.
We will create many more chances for him than swansea did and he can head the ball in both penalty areas.
Having said that I would like Nacho man to get some time as well..
He has been very unlucky with his finishing when he has played recently. Given time and oppertunity that luck will change.
Totally agree with both points. The ball also sticks to him at times forcing two defenders to come and get it - we'll soon learn to exploit the space that leaves
trueblue64 wrote:Manchester City striker Sergio Aguero suffers grade-two tear, and could face up to eight weeks on the sidelines
nottsblue wrote:Doubt he'll be back to full match sharpness much before Christmas. Still, the title is not won until May, so as long as we are still in contention come March we shouldn't need to worry too much yet.
Still prefer him to be fit though, but this presents an opportunity for the likes of Bony and Iheanacho to step up and make names for themselves at City.
Douglas Higginbottom wrote:nottsblue wrote:Doubt he'll be back to full match sharpness much before Christmas. Still, the title is not won until May, so as long as we are still in contention come March we shouldn't need to worry too much yet.
Still prefer him to be fit though, but this presents an opportunity for the likes of Bony and Iheanacho to step up and make names for themselves at City.
I doubt we will see Kun as a major player for us till next year. It's obviously important the striker replacements start firing but I also expect city to adopt tactically to expect more goals from other players like Yaya,Sterling, KDB, Nasri and maybe especially Silva (if fit) Didn't Merlin score a bunch of goals last season when Kun was missing?
phips wrote:at this rate KDB will blow a ligament with Belgium
Mase wrote:What annoys me is the Argentina manager said it wasn't the same injury that Aguero went there with. What? So he already had an injury but was played anyway?!!!
City need to get a tighter handle on this kind of shit.
Plain Speaking wrote:Mase wrote:What annoys me is the Argentina manager said it wasn't the same injury that Aguero went there with. What? So he already had an injury but was played anyway?!!!
City need to get a tighter handle on this kind of shit.
We played him with a hamstring injury in the second half against Newcastle. He did pretty well.
City, Aguero and Argentina all knew he had a suspect hamstring before the break, but what is very strange is that the Argentinian manager is saying it wasn't the same injury!? I assumed from this it was a different leg.
Plain Speaking wrote:Mase wrote:What annoys me is the Argentina manager said it wasn't the same injury that Aguero went there with. What? So he already had an injury but was played anyway?!!!
City need to get a tighter handle on this kind of shit.
We played him with a hamstring injury in the second half against Newcastle. He did pretty well.
City, Aguero and Argentina all knew he had a suspect hamstring before the break, but what is very strange is that the Argentinian manager is saying it wasn't the same injury!? I assumed from this it was a different leg.
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