asahartford1
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But you just don't rate Sterling, so how can you judge what is fair and balanced.
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#7 | Raheem Sterling - 2021/22 Performances
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But you just don't rate Sterling, so how can you judge what is fair and balanced.
mosssideblue
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Eh?But you just don't rate Sterling, so how can you judge what is fair and balanced.
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Hopefully he can carry this confidence till the end. because I want to see raheem/foden operate like raheem/sane
Even at his absolute best he could be a bit flakey in games. If he's making those darting runs with and without the ball, getting into great positions, and scoring, then it's really easy to look beyond a lot of the other stuff he tends to struggle with. Like today.
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Sterling sticks out like a sore thumb in a team with so much technique(Bernardo, Gundo, Foden, KDB, Grealish, Cancelo…), BUT we have enough technique and tempo that he can be a great and different weapon with us.
While Bernardo, Foden, Gundo can be good-great for 90 min, Sterling will never be. But he can be HUGE for 10 min when he is at its peak, and at that peak he can be as important as any other player. Today was one of those days for me. Just a little bit selfish, but that’s okay.
If he keeps playing like today, he is a starter for me as a RW. Great job and glad to have him back.
While Bernardo, Foden, Gundo can be good-great for 90 min, Sterling will never be. But he can be HUGE for 10 min when he is at its peak, and at that peak he can be as important as any other player. Today was one of those days for me. Just a little bit selfish, but that’s okay.
If he keeps playing like today, he is a starter for me as a RW. Great job and glad to have him back.
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Well he’s just spotted a fair and balanced post so…But you just don't rate Sterling, so how can you judge what is fair and balanced.
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Wanted him to find form again but didn't think he would. Hope he keeps proving me wrong
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This thread goes in circles because of the type of player Raheem is. Hold the front page....
He will always make mistakes - that is the nature of his game. When he is on form 60% of what he does is brilliant, his pace, his directness, his running into space, he terrorises defences. When he is off form 30% of what he does is great and 70% he loses the ball.
Thats what you get with Raheem. I'm glad he is approaching top form and hope he signs another extension, There are few like him. I love that Pep is playing him back to form.
He will always make mistakes - that is the nature of his game. When he is on form 60% of what he does is brilliant, his pace, his directness, his running into space, he terrorises defences. When he is off form 30% of what he does is great and 70% he loses the ball.
Thats what you get with Raheem. I'm glad he is approaching top form and hope he signs another extension, There are few like him. I love that Pep is playing him back to form.
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He's stepped it up a gear for sure. The goal against Everton the other day has done him a lot of good.
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