Comments on: Bring On The Revolution: Kun Aguero Is Manchester City’s Che Guevara

By: william rickson

william rickson — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 21:51:50 +0000

One thing is for sure william, I know so much more than you about it that it’s scary, i dont think you do but even if you do you dont no more than the people who work at city and don’t base my entire argument on some fantasy going on in my head like you nothing i say is fantasy The fact is that this Aguero deal on it’s own virtually wipes out the entire Etihad sponsorship, because even if you were paid £40 million a year from the start, you will of course be paying tax on it, only if we make profit and its a 300 – 400 million deal aurgro is 40 million plus wages over 5 years and you also have to pay the council £4 million a year for the next 5 years. dont desupte that never have And you will have employee contributions to make on Aguero’s wages which may add it up to 25% onto his salary, again dotn disagree tho im not sure how much players get in pensions and contributions epscialy given there large salrries and short playing carrears allowing them to make kmoney after and get pensions there and there short times at clubs plus amortisation. again i dont disagree tho amortisation is the contract so you carnt double count it like you seme to be ie 40 million in amortisation and 40 million again as the fee That’s it. Gone. you for get other sources of income And you’re almost certainly weaker now than you were last season with Tevez! how do you no one you dont no how good aurgro is for sure 2 we have tevez three we might get some more player 4 we have added other players 5 we have improved with out adding anyway by team spirt and teactic and gelling

By: Stephen Tudor

Stephen Tudor — Sun, 31 Jul 2011 00:50:36 +0000

Wasnt me doing the likening Condescending. Was the player himself. Though his words have since been attributed to a Twitter spoof.

By: condescending

condescending — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 17:43:54 +0000

Liening Kun Aguero, a player bought for 38million pounds by Man City, to Che Guevara is an insult to El Che and all he stood for. Too far mate, too far.

By: saiii

saiii — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 12:19:39 +0000

i agree to an extent..but city requires some creative spark.. all players are dependent on each other..!!

By: Gainsbourg69

Gainsbourg69 — Sat, 30 Jul 2011 01:15:49 +0000

Mancini will never abandon his ultra defensive formation. This means Aguero will be upfront by himself with no one to link up with because his teammates will be dropping back in two banks of four. Also, he’s no Tevez, so you won’t be seeing him run around pressuring players like Carlitos does. Until you get rid of Mancini I don’t see this City team going anywhere.

By: Beswick City, Council House, Eastlands

Beswick City, Council House, Eastlands — Fri, 29 Jul 2011 17:15:28 +0000

One thing is for sure william, I know so much more than you about it that it’s scary, and don’t base my entire argument on some fantasy going on in my head like you do. The fact is that this Aguero deal on it’s own virtually wipes out the entire Etihad sponsorship, because even if you were paid £40 million a year from the start, you will of course be paying tax on it, and you also have to pay the council £4 million a year for the next 5 years. And you will have employee contributions to make on Aguero’s wages which may add it up to 25% onto his salary, plus amortisation. That’s it. Gone. And you’re almost certainly weaker now than you were last season with Tevez!

By: william rickson

william rickson — Fri, 29 Jul 2011 16:50:40 +0000

not you again it wont cripple us it will just stop us playing champoins league at worse and its 2 years off anyway you saying you no more than cook etc etc

By: Cantona7

Cantona7 — Fri, 29 Jul 2011 16:33:05 +0000

If Tevez stays City will win the title this season.

By: Beswick City, Council House, Eastlands

Beswick City, Council House, Eastlands — Fri, 29 Jul 2011 12:54:40 +0000

You’d better hope Tevez doesn’t stay, because the £20 million a year wages and amortisation from the Aguero deal is going to cripple you if you don’t make some money back. And of course Aguero’s wages count immediately towards FFP whereas Tevez’s didn’t. You definitely have some serious book balancing to do which will be made worse if Tevez stays until next summer and invokes article 17.

By: Murray

Murray — Fri, 29 Jul 2011 10:44:14 +0000

would be good if you could spell his name correctly!

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