I've got Mates in work who are massive Blues and think he is shite.Knobheads will always be knobheads, probably lager talking
Werner couldn't hit a barn door with a banjo.
As for Alonso I feel he should just concentrate on being an extra in Baywatch rather than this football lark
Why is it "poor from us"?Christ, didn’t realise he was only 27 still. Bargain for whoever gets him, poor from us letting it get this far.
I’m of the thinking that he deserves to do what he wants because of what he’s given us for 7 years but it’ll still be a bit sour if a rival gets him on the cheap.
Christ, didn’t realise he was only 27 still. Bargain for whoever gets him, poor from us letting it get this far.
I’m of the thinking that he deserves to do what he wants because of what he’s given us for 7 years but it’ll still be a bit sour if a rival gets him on the cheap.
How about Hudson-Odoi plus cash?
“Tuchel believes Sterling will be a better fit for his system than Lukaku in his front 3”Well if it and he goes there it will be a mistake for both parties.
Regressed and regressing are two entirely different things.You don’t think he’s regressed in the last 2/3 years? Seriously?
Still a no, but maybe Malang Sarr plus cash? :)
You'd think having won 4 out of the last 5 titles, these players would cherish what they have here rather than looking to downgrade to smaller clubs.
Think people are misjudging the price by the Mane transfer, ignoring that he was 30. Sterling is a 50m player.Regressing at 27. ffs.
You're joking right? you want to hear the knobheads sat behind me on a match day.
35M for what is a clearly regressing player with one year left on his contract is fine business.
Sterling will be a big loss to us as well if we can’t bring in the goals.
Chelsea getting better while they weaken City... Chelsea are big winners in this deal! Especially if there is no replacement.
His wages are the main issue unfortunately,there are only 2 or 3 clubs able to satisfy his salary demands,thankfully Chelsea are one of them.It really isn’t. He’s 27, he’s English, he scores on a regular basis, he makes great runs, he draws half a dozen penalties a season and, from a City perspective, he’s possessed of particular attributes that the squad as a whole is severely lacking in, most notably pace - not so much in running with the ball as without it.
There’s always been aspects to his game that I personally think have been somewhat lacking (lack of technique/control when dribbling or finishing), but they’re balanced out by the strengths, and I’d be reluctant to let him go at all - particularly given that the similarly mobile and tenacious Jesus is also heading for the exit - let alone for a paltry £35m. We should be asking double that, even allowing for the fact that prospective buyers might be put off when factoring wages into any deal