Blue_Lightsaber
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I'd say he's made a villain out of himself with missing enough sitters without anyone's else's help.
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Raheem Sterling | Joins Chelsea for £50m
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I'd say he's made a villain out of himself with missing enough sitters without anyone's else's help.
131 goals and 94 assists in 337 appearances. He might miss the odd sitter but he has done a great job for us.I'd say he's made a villain out of himself with missing enough sitters without anyone's else's help.
Tugay One Cup
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I'd say he's made a villain out of himself with missing enough sitters without anyone's else's help.
This is the desperation I'm talking about. Weird behaviour that I imagine most of us would take the piss out of the red scouse for.
I think you nailed it.. it was always going to be about money from him and City said no..
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The offer he had from City was already supposed to be higher than his current deal.
There's no professional footballer in the world agreeing to the same salary in 2022 as they had in 2017, you'd be an idiot to do so when Premier League revenues have gone up 50% in that time frame.
bluemoon32
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All the best Raz, i think it's the best for both parties but i still think there will be times when we miss him.
Txiki Txiki Bang Bang
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Shhh...turn your brain off for a second and jump on the Palmer hype train!Palmer nowhere near as good as Sterling. Fucking shit if that’s true.
Txiki Txiki Bang Bang
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Man, it's boring already. Give it a rest.I'd say he's made a villain out of himself with missing enough sitters without anyone's else's help.
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More than the odd sitter however he is far from a villain. As city clearly feel too it’s time for a fresh start for all involved. He could have stuck it out, still started for England as Southgate loves him then got a healthy signing on next year. He’s getting us a fee and probably more game time for himself, whilst moving back to his home. London.131 goals and 94 assists in 337 appearances. He might miss the odd sitter but he has done a great job for us.
it seems that neither the terms between sterling/chelsea and city/chelsea are agreed...thought sterling and chelsea would be clear...perhaps transfer isn`t that advanced than reports suggested..demanded wages and fee are expensive for a player with one year left on the contract
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Yes he has, can't believe the bollocks i'm seeing on here.131 goals and 94 assists in 337 appearances. He might miss the odd sitter but he has done a great job for us.
He just deserves our respect for what he has done. He has helped us to win trophies and grow as a club, scoring and assisting more than anyone bar Aguero. He isn't perfect, and feels it's time to move on, and that's okay; how many of us want to stay with the same employer for all our career?More than the odd sitter however he is far from a villain. As city clearly feel too it’s time for a fresh start for all involved. He could have stuck it out, still started for England as Southgate loves him then got a healthy signing on next year. He’s getting us a fee and probably more game time for himself, whilst moving back to his home. London.
Barcon
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Same hand full of simpletons, day in, day out mate.Yes he has, can't believe the bollocks i'm seeing on here.
Not worth engaging with as they'll be gone soon enough.
mosssideblue
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Simpletons!, really any need for that?Same hand full of simpletons, day in, day out mate.
Not worth engaging with as they'll be gone soon enough.
eversince 76
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Sterling did a great job for us. And I will respect him for that in stark contrast to the way the dippers handled his transfer to us.
Yet I think it is time for him to get a new challenge. I have the impression both club and player want him to make the decision to leave. Than again, and very similar to Jesus, if Sterling ends up with us for another season I won’t mind that one bit.
Yet I think it is time for him to get a new challenge. I have the impression both club and player want him to make the decision to leave. Than again, and very similar to Jesus, if Sterling ends up with us for another season I won’t mind that one bit.
. As city clearly feel too it’s time for a fresh start for all involved.
Why do people keep saying this when it's been clear the club have offered him a good contract, with improved terms, for nearly a year?
The club would love for him to stay, they don't want a fresh start.
lee_wsm
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Got a feeling this one will fall through and sterling will wait to move until next year
mosssideblue
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Is the contract still on the table?Why do people keep saying this when it's been clear the club have offered him a good contract, with improved terms, for nearly a year?
The club would love for him to stay, they don't want a fresh start.
Is the contract still on the table?
Why wouldn't it be? No one has ever reported otherwise.
mosssideblue
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Your posting as it were known and we don'tWhy wouldn't it be? No one has ever reported otherwise.
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