Brightwell’s left peg
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I haven’t been to Newcastle, but I’ve heard the away seats are so high that there’s a high likelihood they’ll catch Fernandes’ penalty ball if it eventually returns to earth?
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Raheem Sterling | Joins Chelsea for £50m
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Brightwell’s left peg
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For me, his form went off a cliff after missing the sitter v Lyon.his form went off a cliff when Arteta left and has never recovered. be good for all concerned if he left at the end of a season.
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For me, his form went off a cliff after missing the sitter v Lyon.
How about the sitters he missed in the derby when United won 3-2 ?
After that happened he would go on to have two excellent goal scoring seasons with many great performances, so it's unlikely that this game was the start of his form going awry.How about the sitters he missed in the derby when United won 3-2 ?
We took Sterling from the dippers and that alone was worth the fee because of the piss boiling it caused.
The lads done nothing wrong to City since he got here and has been a very important part in our successes since he arrived
It now seems for whatever reason that we are at a cross roads about where we all go from here and it's probably financially right for a friendly parting of the ways
Good luck for the future Raheem, we obviously have to get the right price for you, but when the day comes, I'll shake your hand, say thank you for what you've done since you came here, and wish you all the best with your new club
The lads done nothing wrong to City since he got here and has been a very important part in our successes since he arrived
It now seems for whatever reason that we are at a cross roads about where we all go from here and it's probably financially right for a friendly parting of the ways
Good luck for the future Raheem, we obviously have to get the right price for you, but when the day comes, I'll shake your hand, say thank you for what you've done since you came here, and wish you all the best with your new club
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colesy
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I agree about taking him from the dippers was quality, and at least they couldn't boast about buying twelve other players for the money we paid.We took Sterling from the dippers and that alone was worth the fee because of the piss boiling it caused.
The lads done nothing wrong to City since he got her and has been a very important part in our successes since he arrived
It now seems for whatever reason that we are at a cross roads about where we all go from here and it's probably financially right for a friendly parting of the waves
Good luck for the future Raheem, we obviously have to get the right price for you, but when the day comes, I'll shake your hand, say thank you for what you've done since you came her, and wish you all the best with your new club
He scored many important goals for us, which helped us secure the EPL in the Centurions and the following season. But unfortunately he has missed some howlers, which seem to be more etched in the memories of most.
I believe his form drop has hampered his progress, and sitting on the sidelines watching our other wide players thrive, has shown him his appearances will be limited. I also feel it would be best for all, if we could move him on for a decent fee, because like it has been mentioned, when he does get a spot like in the UCL final, he doesn't really do anything to grab it with both hands to secure his start in the side.
Brightwell’s left peg
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Beat me to it.After that happened he would go on to have two excellent goal scoring seasons with many great performances, so it's unlikely that this game was the start of his form going awry.
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Why Aye pet!The part where he talks about learning a new language?
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He's been an incredible signing and I can't see that even being up for debate
It was the Aguero bit that slayed me
that bit was tonged and cheek knowing sterling would put it into the stands hahaha
For me this is one of those rare transfers which works well for all parties and ultimately everyone ends up happy.
Raheem has been a fantastic player for us and played a big part of our success under pep but unfortunately his finishing will continue to frustrate and maybe hamper him from reaching the highest of high levels.
Raheem gets a new challenge , we get a nice transfer fee back which should definitely at least be what we paid for him and we will survive just fine without him.
No hard feelings raheem. Best of luck.
Raheem has been a fantastic player for us and played a big part of our success under pep but unfortunately his finishing will continue to frustrate and maybe hamper him from reaching the highest of high levels.
Raheem gets a new challenge , we get a nice transfer fee back which should definitely at least be what we paid for him and we will survive just fine without him.
No hard feelings raheem. Best of luck.
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Sadly not good enough to start these days. Not going to get the game time he wants, so the parting of the ways is perhaps the only way forward.
melrose40yarder
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Good luck to him,he has been good for us however over the last 12 months it looks like his heart isnt in it.A parting of the ways best all round.Hopefully get £50 million for him.
Don't be stupid, that end of the ground in huge, but not that huge , Jeff Bezos in his dick rocket could not have got anywhere near that ballooned penalty by ratface!I haven’t been to Newcastle, but I’ve heard the away seats are so high that there’s a high likelihood they’ll catch Fernandes’ penalty ball if it eventually returns to earth?
Good luck to him,he has been good for us however over the last 12 months it looks like his heart isnt in it.A parting of the ways best all round.Hopefully get £50 million for him.
He is easily worth 80m and we should be getting damn close to that. Even with a good will discount thrown in.
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Would we buy him for £80m?He is easily worth 80m and we should be getting damn close to that. Even with a good will discount thrown in.
We probably did if you adjust the valuation to current date. Probably more. So yeahWould we buy him for £80m?
We will get £40m for him paid in 8 installmentsHe is easily worth 80m and we should be getting damn close to that. Even with a good will discount thrown in.
mosssideblue
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I mean, would we pay £80m now.We probably did if you adjust the valuation to current date. Probably more. So yeah
No but the selling club would at the very least price him at that. And that's being generous. Kingsley Coman was priced at £70m odd by Bayern this past window lolI mean, would we pay £80m now.
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