By MARTIN BLACKBURN
SERGIO AGUERO believes champions Manchester City are ready to Roo-l over their neighbours again this season.
The Argentinian’s late winner in May meant City nicked the title off Wayne Rooney and Manchester United in dramatic fashion.
And Roo, who hit 35 domestic goals last term, warned City last week that the champs will be up there to be shot at when the season kicks off this weekend.
But Aguero, who banged in 30 goals in a brilliant first season, believes his team-mates proved with their Community Shield win over Chelsea on Sunday that they will take some stopping.
He said: “We’ve made a nice start and this week we have our first game.
“We’ve started off a step above the others and I hope to God we can make it stay like that. We have a phenomenal team and we are really starting to understand each other well.
“We’ll try to start like last season and do things well. I pray we can do it again. I’m not going to say it’s going to be easy but we have the team to do it.”
Aguero wrote his name into City folklore with his 93rd-minute winner against QPR on that unforgettable last day.
But he insists it was only the start.
He said: “I understood the next day what I had done against QPR. But that’s gone now and I hope City can win more.”
