If there's any criticism of Sterling from the media it's because (regardless of it being out of his control) that he is simply not worth the fee that we paid for him (he may prove otherwise but it looks a ridiculous deal to me) and the way he and his agent engineered his exit from Liverpool paints a negative image of him.
He's a wealthy lad playing the most high profile sport in the world. He will either deal with it all or he won't.
You should work in law or something as you're good at picking holes in an argument.How does reserving your judgement on how good Sterling is reconcile with your view that "he is simply not worth the fee we paid for him" ffs?
He will make you eat your 'kiss me quick' hat come the summer sirIf there's any criticism of Sterling from the media it's because (regardless of it being out of his control) that he is simply not worth the fee that we paid for him (he may prove otherwise but it looks a ridiculous deal to me) and the way he and his agent engineered his exit from Liverpool paints a negative image of him.
He's a wealthy lad playing the most high profile sport in the world. He will either deal with it all or he won't.
Not with those legs he's not ;-)You should work in law or something as you're good at picking holes in an argument.
You're wasted as a stripper.
You should work in law or something as you're good at picking holes in an argument.
You're wasted as a stripper.
He only engineered his exit after Liverpool wouldn't offer him a good enough contract.
Maybe playing for a champions league team alongside world class players with a high probability of actually winning something might have influenced his decision as well.