Ever since retiring due to a heart condition in 2021, Sergio Kun Aguero has been pretty active on social media, especially with his Twitch channel were he analyzes the current situation in football.And every now and then, his views and statements take over the social platforms – the latest one being that Manchester United are English media’s favourite club.02.04. Sat 18:00: (14.0) Burnley (7.00) Man.City (1.23)Going back down memory-lane Aguero was watching a clip of his title decisive goal in 2012 with one of his friends. The reaction of the pundits got him pretty riled up.His famous goal in City’s 3-2 win over QPR handed the club their first Premier League title at the expense of United, on his Twitch stream when he launched into a peculiar rant about the levels of support the Red Devils enjoy in the country.’People, you don’t know what it’s like in England,’ the Argentine said.’In England, everybody, all the journalists, all the TV channels, everybody, they’re all Manchester United supporters. Everybody!’And there are pretty palpable elements of his statements to be considered. United are well represented in the punditry stakes on TV coverage of football in England as a host of their former stars have made the move into the media after finishing their playing careers.The BT Sport studio often includes at least one ex-Red – mainly Rio Ferdinand – when Premier League games are shown on the channel while Gary Neville is one of the top analysts at Sky Sports. Roy Keane, Paul Scholes and Owen Hargreaves are also regulars when it comes to guest appearings and analyzing matches.As far as those related to City – Micah Richards, an old teammate of Aguero, is one of the only former City players working in the media. Also, Arsenal legend Lee Dixon – a commentator on ITV who has also worked as a pundit – is a fan of Manchester City.Sergio Agüero on Twitch 🗣”People, you don’t know what it’s like in England! In England everybody, all the journalists, all the TV channels, everybody! They’re all Manchester United supporters. Everybody!” pic.twitter.com/XhZOYbPksQ— SPORTbible (@sportbible) March 24, 2022 Aguero scored 184 goals in 275 appearances for City and won five league titles at the Etihad before leaving to join Barcelona last summer. He retired from football at the age of 33 in December last year and is fourth on the list of all-time Premier League goalscorers.His last appearance came against Alaves in October when Aguero was forced off the pitch after complaining of chest pains and dizziness – he only played four times for Barca.
