If the Swansea defender did get a touch on the ball it was the most featherlite touches, just about grazed the ball with his boot so to me it was a clear penalty.
He’s just thick as fuck. These people in the public eye have a few lines and think they’re Tony Montana. They should try coming on a weekend bender with some proper lads and see what drug taking is really like!i aint seen any footage yet but anyone who listens to Merson needs to realize what the drugs do
He got more of Sterling than he did the ball.If the Swansea defender did get a touch on the ball it was the most featherlite touches, just about grazed the ball with his boot so to me it was a clear penalty.
I don’t think Sterling dived
But I don’t think
It was a penalty either
As for the third goal.....you rode your luck tonight
Our pen looked a joke from the stand but could see why it was given from low camera angle. But look at the nailed-on one he didn't get at Huddersfield and just walk away pretending it really does even out. And laughing at the rag and dipper lickspittles in the media of course.
I’d agree with this. Mind you, having Liverpool and Nited fans moaning about City getting a bit of luck is somewhat ironic. Their salty tears make it more enjoyable somehow!I don’t think Sterling dived
But I don’t think
It was a penalty either
As for the third goal.....you rode your luck tonight
@sterling7 on the changing media narrative: “When I started playing for Liverpool’s first-team I was regarded as the next best thing, always being praised. I had a decision to make personally in regards to what I wanted to achieve in my career...”
”Your career is only 10-15 years and I hadn’t won any trophies. I wanted to be lifting trophies, so I made that decision to move to City and the tables turned. All my headlines from that day on were all negative before I even kicked a ball.”
”In England, a lot of the players would rather do without the stress because once they [the media] come at you, they come at you hard.”