jimharri
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Sterling joins Feyenoord until end of season - https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c62dlxpqznyo
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Raheem Sterling
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Vienna_70
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I wish Raheem the best of luck.Sterling joins Feyenoord until end of season - https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/articles/c62dlxpqznyo
I loved his time at City, as part of that fantastic front five with Leroy, Merlin, Kevin and Sergio.
It was the most exciting football I have ever had the privilege to witness.
And if nothing else, Raheem should be celebrated for this incredible moment:
jimharri
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I wish Raheem the best of luck.
I loved his time at City, as part of that fantastic front five with Leroy, Merlin, Kevin and Sergio.
It was the most exciting football I have ever had the privilege to witness.
And if nothing else, Raheem should be celebrated for this incredible moment:
My memory of that goal is Mendy chasing up the touchline after him on crutches. I can only imagine what the medical chaps were thinking at the time!
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Yeah, me too!My memory of that goal is Mendy chasing up the touchline after him on crutches. I can only imagine what the medical chaps were thinking at the time!
Mrs Vienna and I often laughed about that.
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We had the best of Raz, hope he does well in Europe.
69FACUPfinal
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I wish Raheem the best of luck.
I loved his time at City, as part of that fantastic front five with Leroy, Merlin, Kevin and Sergio.
It was the most exciting football I have ever had the privilege to witness.
And if nothing else, Raheem should be celebrated for this incredible moment:
Is that the Peter Drury ' that wins titles' goal? It was absolutely peachy. What a superb late autumn evening.
All the best to Raz. What a forward line we had. Happy days.
jimharri
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Sounds crazy when talking about a side who won the treble, but was that Centurions side arguably the best footballing side we've ever had at the club?Is that the Peter Drury ' that wins titles' goal? It was absolutely peachy. What a superb late autumn evening.
All the best to Raz. What a forward line we had. Happy days.
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I don’t honestly know.Is that the Peter Drury ' that wins titles' goal? It was absolutely peachy. What a superb late autumn evening.
All the best to Raz. What a forward line we had. Happy days.
We were at the game, and I’ve only ever seen it on YouTube videos like the one I posted.
But it sounds like a very Drury-esque utterance.
I wish Raheem the best of luck.
I loved his time at City, as part of that fantastic front five with Leroy, Merlin, Kevin and Sergio.
It was the most exciting football I have ever had the privilege to witness.
And if nothing else, Raheem should be celebrated for this incredible moment:
Got to love Arteta celebrating.
Whatever happened to him?
Man_City_Loyal
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he will do good over there
the-ecstacy-of-eight
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Not a single ounce of animosity from me directed at him, he was a star for us, so good luck to him, hope the move gives him whatever he wants to get from it. Be nice to see him enjoying football again.
Blueknows
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Edited for accuracySounds crazy when talking about a side who won the treble, but was that Centurions side arguably the best footballing side we've ever seen in top flight football
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Thought i read he had join Everton
jimharri
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Clearly not.Thought i read he had join Everton
69FACUPfinal
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I think so. I know the Treble team was ace but they were ropey until about January 23 whereas the Centurions were at it from the off.Sounds crazy when talking about a side who won the treble, but was that Centurions side arguably the best footballing side we've ever had at the club?
100 points is absolutely unbelievable and gets no credit whatsoever.
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I think so too.I think so. I know the Treble team was ace but they were ropey until about January 23 whereas the Centurions were at it from the off.
100 points is absolutely unbelievable and gets no credit whatsoever.
No less a person than Brian Clough said he’d rather win the title than the European Cup, as it’s about consistency over the season, and to have the consistency to accumulate 100 points out of a possible 114 is an amazing achievement and shows an incredible level of consistency.
Every member of the squad - and the coaching staff - has to be at the top of their game from week one to week 38.
The Champions League winning squad wasn’t as good overall as the Centurions one, IMHO.
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Can imagine how that would go down with their neighbours fansThought i read he had join Everton
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I wish Raheem the best of luck.
I loved his time at City, as part of that fantastic front five with Leroy, Merlin, Kevin and Sergio.
It was the most exciting football I have ever had the privilege to witness.
And if nothing else, Raheem should be celebrated for this incredible moment:
Kev makes the assist and then every team mate leaves him for dead after the Soton guy crocked him!