Foreverinbluedreams wrote:sheblue wrote:Saul Goodman wrote:Beefymcfc wrote:If the real big clubs came in for him, and they were serious, he'd easily command more than Pogba.
Disagree. He'd prob go for less than Higuain. His injury record works against and, right or wrong, the fact that he lacks the personal awards would work against him
Have to agree. His injury record impacts on his 'market value'.
And Higuain's doesn't? Both the same age and Aguero has to date played over 5000 more minutes of senior football than Higuain.
phips wrote:Foreverinbluedreams wrote:sheblue wrote:Saul Goodman wrote:Beefymcfc wrote:If the real big clubs came in for him, and they were serious, he'd easily command more than Pogba.
Disagree. He'd prob go for less than Higuain. His injury record works against and, right or wrong, the fact that he lacks the personal awards would work against him
Have to agree. His injury record impacts on his 'market value'.
And Higuain's doesn't? Both the same age and Aguero has to date played over 5000 more minutes of senior football than Higuain.
how do they compare lately? maybe its "what have you done for me lately"?
Higuain sat for awhile behind people at Real.
aaron bond wrote:We sold Tevez to Juventus when he was the same age as Higuain...for £12m.
Regardless of what Aguero's market value is, if he ever wanted to leave, I'm sure we'd make it a good deal for whoever wanted him, whether through a loan or very low fee.
Foreverinbluedreams wrote:aaron bond wrote:We sold Tevez to Juventus when he was the same age as Higuain...for £12m.
Regardless of what Aguero's market value is, if he ever wanted to leave, I'm sure we'd make it a good deal for whoever wanted him, whether through a loan or very low fee.
Yeah, just like we did with Negredo.
I Just Blue Myself wrote:Foreverinbluedreams wrote:aaron bond wrote:We sold Tevez to Juventus when he was the same age as Higuain...for £12m.
Regardless of what Aguero's market value is, if he ever wanted to leave, I'm sure we'd make it a good deal for whoever wanted him, whether through a loan or very low fee.
Yeah, just like we did with Negredo.
Valencia didn't pay a dime for him. We waived the fee to get the £32m man Otamendi for £8m instead. What a deal!
Foreverinbluedreams wrote:I Just Blue Myself wrote:Foreverinbluedreams wrote:aaron bond wrote:We sold Tevez to Juventus when he was the same age as Higuain...for £12m.
Regardless of what Aguero's market value is, if he ever wanted to leave, I'm sure we'd make it a good deal for whoever wanted him, whether through a loan or very low fee.
Yeah, just like we did with Negredo.
Valencia didn't pay a dime for him. We waived the fee to get the £32m man Otamendi for £8m instead. What a deal!
And what would we have paid for Otamendi if they didn't owe us the fee for Negredo?
Foreverinbluedreams wrote:I Just Blue Myself wrote:Foreverinbluedreams wrote:aaron bond wrote:We sold Tevez to Juventus when he was the same age as Higuain...for £12m.
Regardless of what Aguero's market value is, if he ever wanted to leave, I'm sure we'd make it a good deal for whoever wanted him, whether through a loan or very low fee.
Yeah, just like we did with Negredo.
Valencia didn't pay a dime for him. We waived the fee to get the £32m man Otamendi for £8m instead. What a deal!
And what would we have paid for Otamendi if they didn't owe us the fee for Negredo?
aaron bond wrote:Foreverinbluedreams wrote:I Just Blue Myself wrote:Foreverinbluedreams wrote:aaron bond wrote:We sold Tevez to Juventus when he was the same age as Higuain...for £12m.
Regardless of what Aguero's market value is, if he ever wanted to leave, I'm sure we'd make it a good deal for whoever wanted him, whether through a loan or very low fee.
Yeah, just like we did with Negredo.
Valencia didn't pay a dime for him. We waived the fee to get the £32m man Otamendi for £8m instead. What a deal!
And what would we have paid for Otamendi if they didn't owe us the fee for Negredo?
Well considering how useless Otamendi is, even £8m was too much.
john@staustell wrote:Otamendi is far from useless. People just remember the rash moments. He actually saved us many times, which the hate-hysteria mob forget.
He suffered from a lack of guidance and leadership, which hopefully will be more forthcoming now.
aaron bond wrote:john@staustell wrote:Otamendi is far from useless. People just remember the rash moments. He actually saved us many times, which the hate-hysteria mob forget.
He suffered from a lack of guidance and leadership, which hopefully will be more forthcoming now.
There's no hate-hysteria with me regarding Otamendi. He was generally awful last season. That was pretty clear.
A defender who has been signed by a team aiming to be the best in Europe should not need guidance to know he shouldn't dive in at every opportunity. That's basic defending.
That said, he can't really get any worse and as he doesn't appear to be leaving, I hope we see a significant improvement next season.
john@staustell wrote:aaron bond wrote:john@staustell wrote:Otamendi is far from useless. People just remember the rash moments. He actually saved us many times, which the hate-hysteria mob forget.
He suffered from a lack of guidance and leadership, which hopefully will be more forthcoming now.
There's no hate-hysteria with me regarding Otamendi. He was generally awful last season. That was pretty clear.
A defender who has been signed by a team aiming to be the best in Europe should not need guidance to know he shouldn't dive in at every opportunity. That's basic defending.
That said, he can't really get any worse and as he doesn't appear to be leaving, I hope we see a significant improvement next season.
Kompany dives in just the same. Great when it works, crap when it doesn't. Course I guess they could all stand off and let them run through - so they get slated for that too.
Piccsnumberoneblue wrote:To compare rhe way Kompany and Otter play, and declare such a similarity is bananas.
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