I'm no cynic but...
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You reckon there will be a hate campaign when he moves (presumably to us, and in comparison with Sterling) but I don't think this will necessarily be the case. For one, he will not be leaving one of the country's media darlings so the venom will not be the same. Stones has also kept his head down and got on with it without agitating for a move, unlike the Sterling fiasco 12 months ago whereby the agent did a similar job as Seluk does with Yaya. And with a new manager and new signings expected, £50m, if that is what it takes, for a player that Everton fans reckon is overpriced, then maybe their supporters will be as happy for him to leave as much as City fans wishing to see him here.Was having a few beers with some Evertonians the other night (and ive still got my wallet !!!) , mostly match goers , and the majority thought Stones is overpriced at the moment , but they all reckon he is a class act and a potential England captain of the future , and they mostly agreed that it was the way Martinez set up his side tactically , that left their defence exposed with no midfield defensive support for the back four , that made Stones look quite average last season .Quite different from internet trolls on various websites , who are allegedly happy he is leaving Everton . If Pep gets hold of this kid we will have one of the best centre halves in Europe , (although i can see a similar hate campaign waged against Stones , when he signa). We also have great potential in the academy with Aderabiyo if he can continue his progress