Different managers, if Pelli was still there he may have done so againLe Red wrote:Aguero had a rest against Newcastle last season...
The same bloke once rested Dzeko after a hat-trick away to Spurs
Different managers, if Pelli was still there he may have done so againLe Red wrote:Aguero had a rest against Newcastle last season...
What I mean is that his "rest" was being subbed after scoring five. People willing to take the armband off Aguero on the grounds that they think he will be rested are in for a lot of trouble eventually.liquidfootball2 wrote:Different managers, if Pelli was still there he may have done so againLe Red wrote:Aguero had a rest against Newcastle last season...
The same bloke once rested Dzeko after a hat-trick away to Spurs
If Man. City's form away from home is anything like last season, Aguero+Ibra alternating the armband could be a mandatory strategy. But there's a lot to be seen.blahblah wrote:Kun\Zlatan depends on who is at home seems sensible?
Well it can go one of two ways..10Hughes wrote:I've got in on Carroll. Hopefully Simon Francis and his fellow Bournemouth defenders will do their best to contribute with as many assists to the Hammers as possible.
Although not taking such a punt myself, i think transferring in Bournemouth's opponents' attackers could prove even more profitable than doing likewise with Hull's opponents this season.10Hughes wrote:I've got in on Carroll. Hopefully Simon Francis and his fellow Bournemouth defenders will do their best to contribute with as many assists to the Hammers as possible.
Yep. I normally play it safe for the first few weeks, but I'm taking an early punt this time round;Multiple Scorgasms wrote:Firmino - I have a feeling
acruxen wrote:Have made a last minute switch, Ibra (C), Aguero (VC).
Your a braver chap than I Gungadin10Hughes wrote:I've got in on Carroll. Hopefully Simon Francis and his fellow Bournemouth defenders will do their best to contribute with as many assists to the Hammers as possible.