Jesus' run and great assist? You mean when their defender fucked up massively, injuring himself in the process? And he didn't get an assist, because Aguero fucked up his first touch. We still scored though. BECAUSE OF STERLING.Single-handedly? Jesus did as much as Sterling. Our goal was thanks to Jesus run and great assist. If Aguero would've scored that, the merit would still be for Jesus. Jesus also caused the first penalty.
The problem here is that Sterling's defensors are just as delusional as his haters.
If you want we can go play by play, and I counted at least 2 counterattacks that he ruined due to his bad passing, and 3 runs where he goes straight to the defender and loses the ball, and 2 times where if he had good control he would have a 1-on-1 against Mendy.
Other than his goal and 1 great pass, could you tell me what else did he do?
well then this thread should have been locked many a time.Threads generally get locked, not to prevent a player receiving criticism, but because the criticism has crossed the line.
It has been, several times recentlywell then this thread should have been locked many a time.
Spot onIt shouldn’t have needed to be a penalty: his first touch was so shit he had to chase after the ball and Zouma ran into his legs, had his first touch been sound he could have got the shot off.
You are judging him against has-beens and those that never was. I am not interested how he stacks up against the likes of Torres, who has achieved nothing in the game, it’s like comparing Messi against Nolito. In that frontline, Sterling should be head and shoulders above them and he is nothing of the sort. He should be showing enough to say to Pep that he should be in the main team instead of Foden or Mahrez. Not “oh look at me being a little bit better than Torres”.Your missing the point mate.
I don't care what his wages are.
Your comments go from should be world class but offers nothing is the problem, because you switch from extremes when that is clearly not the case.
He offered alot. He was only forward offering the most, we had nothing in that game without him.
Don't care about your expectations, it's a team game, and I will compare him to the rest. And in this game, he was the only outlet offering anything.
Foden is ahead of him, yes, but he is ahead of others and was a strong point in this game.
Single-handedly? Jesus did as much as Sterling. Our goal was thanks to Jesus run and great assist. If Aguero would've scored that, the merit would still be for Jesus. Jesus also caused the first penalty.
The problem here is that Sterling's defensors are just as delusional as his haters.
If you want we can go play by play, and I counted at least 2 counterattacks that he ruined due to his bad passing, and 3 runs where he goes straight to the defender and loses the ball, and 2 times where if he had good control he would have a 1-on-1 against Mendy.
Other than his goal and 1 great pass, could you tell me what else did he do?
Yes, and BECAUSE JESUS' RUN, Sterling was able to score a goal. Aguero fucked up, but that goal is 20% Dias, 60% Jesus and 30% Sterling(with -10% for Aguero horrible control).Jesus' run and great assist? You mean when their defender fucked up massively, injuring himself in the process? And he didn't get an assist, because Aguero fucked up his first touch. We still scored though. BECAUSE OF STERLING.
He was our only attacking threat in the second half.
He should have been awarded a penalty to win the game.
I'm not the delusional one here.