When a player doesn’t want to be here then off they may fuck. Especially when the cost of them staying is £65m for a season.
I find it weird when some fans stomp around like a sad ex boyfriend wanting their ex to fall in love with them again. Both want(ed) to go. So we deal with it like grown ups.
Also we have Palmer coming through. City fans spend their whole time saying they want to see our youth come through and then kick off when some space appears for them to grow into.
And whilst we’re at it, if Haaland and Alvarez signed for Chelsea but we had kept Sterling and Jesus (for one season then they walk on a free) I’d be fucking gutted and pissed off with the club, probably because I’m sane.
I’m far more interested in signing an actual left back than I’m bothered about Sterling leaving.
No doubt in my mind that Pep is a better manager than Tuchel.Great managers make good players great, both Sterling and Jesus fall into that category, Sterling especially.
Jesus could be a mistake, he looked a different player at the turn of the year, far more mature, maybe marriage and becoming a father has made him a different person, only time will tell.
Sterling has been a wonderful player for us but in my opinion he has peaked, and it would not surprise me to see him struggle at Chelsea.
All the great managers make players perform better than their natural ability , the pisscan, Cloughie, Paisley etc all did it, when the players left , their career often fell away.No doubt in my mind that Pep is a better manager than Tuchel.
City & leftbacks is like Spinal Tap & drummers.When a player doesn’t want to be here then off they may fuck. Especially when the cost of them staying is £65m for a season.
I find it weird when some fans stomp around like a sad ex boyfriend wanting their ex to fall in love with them again. Both want(ed) to go. So we deal with it like grown ups.
Also we have Palmer coming through. City fans spend their whole time saying they want to see our youth come through and then kick off when some space appears for them to grow into.
And whilst we’re at it, if Haaland and Alvarez signed for Chelsea but we had kept Sterling and Jesus (for one season then they walk on a free) I’d be fucking gutted and pissed off with the club, probably because I’m sane.
I’m far more interested in signing an actual left back than I’m bothered about Sterling leaving.
100% spot fuckin onWhen a player doesn’t want to be here then off they may fuck. Especially when the cost of them staying is £65m for a season.
I find it weird when some fans stomp around like a sad ex boyfriend wanting their ex to fall in love with them again. Both want(ed) to go. So we deal with it like grown ups.
Also we have Palmer coming through. City fans spend their whole time saying they want to see our youth come through and then kick off when some space appears for them to grow into.
And whilst we’re at it, if Haaland and Alvarez signed for Chelsea but we had kept Sterling and Jesus (for one season then they walk on a free) I’d be fucking gutted and pissed off with the club, probably because I’m sane.
I’m far more interested in signing an actual left back than I’m bothered about Sterling leaving.
Either they arent capable of independent thinking or they play to the audience (must get more 'likes' lol)I dont think Mossside dislikes him as a person at all. He just thinks he’s not up to our current standard of player which he is perfectly entitled to do. It’s only those who live in top blue land who think it makes you more of a fan of you don’t say what you think.
I can’t be doing with sheep who haven’t got the balls to think or speak for themselves. And please dont ever say ‘lol’ again. It reminds me of a cretin who I’d rather not be reminded of :)Either they arent capable of independent thinking or they play to the audience (must get more 'likes' lol)
@mosssideblue doesn't dislike the man,just his footballing ability,he also clearly doesn't give a fuck and speaks his mind.....i like him.
He will be remembered for that cross to Gundogan in the Villa game by me.His own choice to leave and go to a rival.
He could have had the fanfare on the final day or the parade.
Him and Jesus have chosen to leave and fair play to them, but we'll see them several times per year trying to score against us now.
Both have our thanks and respect, but that's where it stops for me.
Ironically Jesus has his iconic City moment thanks to the Southampton goal in the final minute to secure the 100 points. For all his brilliance(and there was lots) Sterling will be remembered for missing open goals for me.
Hehe.I can’t be doing with sheep who haven’t got the balls to think or speak for themselves. And please dont ever say ‘lol’ again. It reminds me of a cretin who I’d rather not be reminded of :)
Your width argument falls down at the fact that sterling hardly ever plays on the right and hasn’t done regularly since 18/19.One thing I'd say abut Sterling is, he certainly knows the city/pep system like the back of his hand.
He has had some howlers but on the whole he has been very consistent
I'd like to keep him because of his pace and ability to stretch the game - the problem with Mahrez , Grealish, Silva and Foden despite being world class they are inverted wingers so that would suggest to me we're going to rely very heavily on our FB's next season to create the width and the balls in to Haaland.
I just can't forget how freighting we were when we had Sterling Aguero Sane and I was hoping we could recreate that this year but it seems very unlikely.
I think Serge Gnabry would be an excellent replacement but I would imagine after we sign either Cucurella or another LB our business will be done.
Jesus - not improved since the day he signed. I can't see him turning into a world beater at Arsenal.In Pep's first season, when we started Sterling - Jesus - Sane as the front 3 in a game, he said this is the future of Manchester City. It's a bit disappointing that all 3 are leaving before reaching their peak.
I assume the thinking is that Haaland and Alvarez will replace the two boys leaving in the squad, with Palmer on the fringes, this should work. I fully agree that these lads may well come back to haunt us and wish they were off to Spain or America.If Sterling wants to go then that’s fine; one year left, not the player he was, misses too many chances.
However, he was an integral part of our success and on his day a superb player and a top professional. I wish him well.
The only parts that piss me off is him going to a direct rival where he could bite us on the arse, and the fact that personally my opinion is none of our youth players are anywhere near his level so if one replaces him we’re weaker. If we can sign a proper replacement (Gnabry?) then that‘s fine.
Maybe one of his best crosses in his 7 years but certainly one of the most important. Most people will wish him well and give him a roar if he returns in enemy colours.He will be remembered for that cross to Gundogan in the Villa game by me.
I certainly will, hes been a great player for our club. I dont see anyway how we will reduce ourselves to the level of the scousers. Unless he of course does a Milner.Maybe one of his best crosses in his 7 years but certainly one of the most important. Most people will wish him well and give him a roar if he returns in enemy colours.
Well said Leroy!When a player doesn’t want to be here then off they may fuck. Especially when the cost of them staying is £65m for a season.
I find it weird when some fans stomp around like a sad ex boyfriend wanting their ex to fall in love with them again. Both want(ed) to go. So we deal with it like grown ups.
Also we have Palmer coming through. City fans spend their whole time saying they want to see our youth come through and then kick off when some space appears for them to grow into.
And whilst we’re at it, if Haaland and Alvarez signed for Chelsea but we had kept Sterling and Jesus (for one season then they walk on a free) I’d be fucking gutted and pissed off with the club, probably because I’m sane.
I’m far more interested in signing an actual left back than I’m bothered about Sterling leaving.
On the other side of the coin, I think it's brilliant that we allow players who still have something to offer to go to rival clubs in the Premier League, not to the far reaches of frickin' China!I assume the thinking is that Haaland and Alvarez will replace the two boys leaving in the squad, with Palmer on the fringes, this should work. I fully agree that these lads may well come back to haunt us and wish they were off to Spain or America.
Viewed positively they may of course score critical goals against the dippers and rags rather than against us.On the other side of the coin, I think it's brilliant that we allow players who still have something to offer to go to rival clubs in the Premier League, not to the far reaches of frickin' China!
It's a big statement......"Come to City and we will give you a chance to shine, but not stand in your way if it's not working out as you hoped."
I also says City think these boys aren't as big a threat as some on here think!