Sterling isnt on the same level as Grealish,it isnt even close,especially in a team that relies of technical ability and possession based football - they literally have nothing to do with each other.Foden and Grealish can and will play together,and it will be a thing of beauty for us and absolute fear for others.
Fuck what anyone else thinks of us,its nothing mare than jealously and you should laugh at the cunts and revel in such......you most definitely should not crumble at it.
Who has said he didn't thrive in the Euro's?
I dunno.
Seems like he’s lost his drive at City. 2017/18 he was class always pressing and making the right movements. Now.. he does the same thing every time on the ball:
- Cut inside and lose it
- Dribble to the end line and lose it
If we could sell him tomorrow for anything more than 80M I would. Especially with Grealish’s arrival, I just don’t really see how we can justify him getting any substantial time in the XI.
On the technical question - He has, on more than one occasion both last season and already this that playing for us the way pep is asking him has exposed a real weakness in his ball control, touch and decision making. As for playing for England, I have no argument as I dont watch them anymore. I suspect he is now worried, as once again as a new toy has arrived with more ability threatening his positionAs you know, i was questioning you on 2 points:
i)your inference Sterling was worried about playing with "technical" players
ii)his sober demeanor in the post match interview
As I said, his post-match interviews after the England games were dour and subdued and no different to post-Spurs. So, don't read anything into it eh?
Also, why should he be worried about playing with "technical" players when he saw off all England's finest doing what he does best which happens to include some highly technical things.
He'll continue to look like such just as long as we play the style of football we currently do.Looked back to his old painfully wasteful and ineffective self on sunday. Awesome!
Yep. He could be great somewhere else playing a different style of football. Here? No chance. It’s just about curtains for him in Manchester.He'll continue to look like such just as long as we play the style of football we currently do.
If we were to suddenly adopt a more defensive set up,and play on the break (the tactic most of our opponents use and the one Southgate favours) then we would see a far more effective Sterling as he can utilise his speed,timing,and movement to wonderful effect.
It baffled me when people were claiming he was reborn after the Euro's and would return a new man,due to being amongst the tournaments best players,as we play a completely different type of football that doesn't lend itself to Sterling's strengths.
He deserves first team football and i no longer believe that will come easy to him here.
wait till he has a striker to play withYep. He could be great somewhere else playing a different style of football. Here? No chance. It’s just about curtains for him in Manchester.
He'll continue to look like such just as long as we play the style of football we currently do.
If we were to suddenly adopt a more defensive set up,and play on the break (the tactic most of our opponents use and the one Southgate favours) then we would see a far more effective Sterling as he can utilise his speed,timing,and movement to wonderful effect.
It baffled me when people were claiming he was reborn after the Euro's and would return a new man,due to being amongst the tournaments best players,as we play a completely different type of football that doesn't lend itself to Sterling's strengths.
He deserves first team football and i no longer believe that will come easy to him here.