Raheem Sterling - 2018/19 Performances

[Postman Pep]

Loved his attitude and aggression towards the end when Spurs wanted get on with it he was in their faces tangling with 6 foot plus centre halves slowing the game down.

 

[Kadour75]

I thought he should have been rested as recent games took a lot out of him and he is amongst the most used players by Pep.

 

[jollylescott]

Loved angry, cranky, tetchy Raz in the last part of the game.

He was sending a message that if we were going down, it wasn’t going to be without a helluva fight. To me that was inspiring leadership, and was another dimension to his game. One that hopefully he won’t have to use too often!

 

[SebastianBlue]

Loved angry, cranky, tetchy Raz in the last part of the game.

He was sending a message that if we were going down, it wasn’t going to be without a helluva fight. To me that was inspiring leadership, and was another dimension to his game. One that hopefully he won’t have to use too often!

I think, more than anything, he was making the statement that we won’t take kindly to ****house tactics of leaving the boot in on challenges (or outright attempts to injure our players, a la Rose on Bernardo and Vertigo on him). He seems to be taking after Dinho in that regard and I am very happy about it.

He had their entire defence wound up and distracted at the end and they ****ing deserved it.

 

[bluemc1]

He’s just put video on Instagram of him taking bread to feed the ducks
Front page tomorrow how you shouldn’t feed them bread and how he’s a duck murderer

 

[quiet_riot]

He’s just put video on Instagram of him taking bread to feed the ducks
Front page tomorrow how you shouldn’t feed them bread and how he’s a duck murderer

Cheap as fuck bread too, despite him earning millions ;)

 

[DTeacher]

Cheap as fuck bread too, despite him earning millions ;)

He ought to have decent bread to be fair.

He has a lot of dough.

 

[jimharri]

 

[supercity88]

Loved angry, cranky, tetchy Raz in the last part of the game.

He was sending a message that if we were going down, it wasn’t going to be without a helluva fight. To me that was inspiring leadership, and was another dimension to his game. One that hopefully he won’t have to use too often!

What was even better about it is the fact he was completely in control of what he was doing. It was in an effort to time waste and rile the Spurs players into a reaction to swing the game our way and secure the points. He knew what he was doing. That experience and mentality will be vital if we are going to win the league. Go to the swamp and do the same thing. Starting with forcing Young into a reaction to get him sent off!

 

[Deleted member 77198]

Don’t think he understood the striker role the other day after Kun went off, but a very fine performance before then. A constant threat.