There’s a huge “Raheem Sterling” gap in your memory there!Prior to Grealish, I can only think of Bellamy that was booed without reason.
There’s a huge “Raheem Sterling” gap in your memory there!Prior to Grealish, I can only think of Bellamy that was booed without reason.
Fair comment. The treatment Raz got from opposition fans and the media, was entirely unmerited! But I felt eventually that dwindled and he was respected towards the end of his time with us.There’s a huge “Raheem Sterling” gap in your memory there!
This season.
RaheemFollowing on from Grealish, I assume? …during that 1st half against Leeds, I was well with them tbh! He brings on a lot of the boo’s himself. Prior to Grealish, I can only think of Bellamy that was booed without reason. Grealish is a player that every other fan will always love to hate, as was Bellamy.. I’m not sure Bellingham will be.
Why 22 shirt is that the age he will be when he leaves to sign for Madrid? :-)De Bruyne already signed, wolfsburg just asking us to hold fire until they can conclude their business.
De bruyne is getting the nr. 17 shirt.
So: same message, this time nr. 22
Definitely panto villain syndrome.....but neither were the 'boos' without reason.Much like Jack,the opposition believed,with good merit,that he bought fouls and went down far too easily.Raheem
At least we'll get a full 5 years of service thenWhy 22 shirt is that the age he will be when he leaves to sign for Madrid? :-)
Definitely panto villain syndrome.....but neither were the 'boos' without reason.Much like Jack,the opposition believed,with good merit,that he bought fouls and went down far too easily.
My view of it was the main reason opposition fans across the board were booing Raheem was a lot more to do with the hatchet job the myriad Liverpool client journos did on him for having the temerity to leave their club than anything that was going on on the pitch.
He was booed loudly from day 1 in a way he had never been at his former club, and the way he played hadn’t changed much - just the club he played for!
Pantomime Villain syndrome, like you say.
Not sure I can agree with your assessment NvW as the dippers and their cult followers are classy and fair minded :)
My view of it was the main reason opposition fans across the board were booing Raheem was a lot more to do with the hatchet job the myriad Liverpool client journos did on him for having the temerity to leave their club than anything that was going on on the pitch.
He was booed loudly from day 1 in a way he had never been at his former club, and the way he played hadn’t changed much - just the club he played for!
Pantomime Villain syndrome, like you say.
If he does sign, it's feels like quite a shift over the last 6/7 years towards English players. There was a time when we wouldn't pay the 'English tax', but if he does come that's, Bellingham, Grealish, Foden, Walker, Stones and Phillips in the squad. I wonder if that's a general improvement in English players standards or another perceived need to sign home based lads?
Dortmund already got their replacement lined up, Dortmund journalist saying Dortmund have made the decision to go for Kamada in the summer.
I reckon Jude leaving will be announced the same month Haaland was announced as having a agreement with us, Dortmund like to do their business early even before the window opens.
The Dortmund Jounalist a reliable one mate?
Probably only after he called certain sections of the media out for racism, which then stopped the constant negative stories which were a big reason for the booing in the first place.Fair comment. The treatment Raz got from opposition fans and the media, was entirely unmerited! But I felt eventually that dwindled and he was respected towards the end of his time with us.