Not sure I agree.Raheem was always a player who played himself into form if he had a bad spell but now he’s doesn’t have the chance to do so, which many will think is fair enough.
Just thinking that the fall out maybe rubbed Pep up the wrong way enough for him to not be willing to throw Raz so many bones anymore.
In that sense maybe it has contributed but there’s so much competition in those wide positions that you need to be on it all the time and if the manager is pissed off with you then you need to show your best even more.
I'd wait till Tues and give him the start thenI would start him over Ferran next game, centrally and see what he does.
I think he'll start that game anyway. He's very much a rhythm player so getting him 2 starts in a row to see if he can find form is my thinking behind giving him a start this weekend.I'd wait till Tues and give him the start then
Bernardo’s renaissance, the advent of Grealish and the return of Foden will put added pressure on Sterling (and Mahrez).Sorry but seeing Bernardo sprint past Sterling to press Leicester City not 10 minutes after he came on is just laughably pathetic.
Bernardo’s renaissance, the advent of Grealish and the return of Foden will put added pressure on Sterling (and Mahrez).
I wouldn’t start him in any game apart from the domestic cupsI would start him over Ferran next game, centrally and see what he does.
Based on his form and that we would be looking to sell, no one would pay £80mSterling’s drop in form has been incredible. Don’t think I have seen a player fall so quickly.
he just wants out to me & running his contract down. I would sell him now to a non English team £80 mil
That’s significantly above his current market value, IMO, even though transfermarkt would agree with you.Sterling’s drop in form has been incredible. Don’t think I have seen a player fall so quickly.
he just wants out to me & running his contract down. I would sell him now to a non English team £80 mil