Talk:Pablo Aimar

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[edit] Payasito

Aimar is known as Payaso, if ever called Payasito is just as the diminutive of the common nickname. See for instance googleI GAMISOU KOLOMALAKA O AIMAR EINAI GIA TON POUTSO KAVALA

hits for Pablo Aimar Payaso (11,000) and Pablo Aimar Payasito (810). I'm restoring Payaso, please discuss here before changing it. Mariano(t/c) 06:53, 27 July 2006 (UTC)

What is the source for Aimar's goal scoring records? I find it a little hard to beleive that he scored 107 in 194 for Valencia.

The score record seems incorrect. I don't think he scored so many for Valcencia.