Franny 1234
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How much game time is he getting at Chelsea ? The media claimed we were crazy letting him go.
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Raheem Sterling | Arsenal Player (on loan)
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I wonder if he's regretting the move now? I'm not having a go at him. It's what the modern footballer does. If they're not happy at a club (for whatever reason), they'll move on. Raheem isn't the first, and he won't be the last. Just proves the old saying about the grass not always being greener on the other side. Sure, he's probably on a bigger wedge than he was at with us. But I'm guessing he wasn't exactly struggling to meet the mortgage. Same could be said of Cucurella. With hindsight, he should have stayed at Brighton (no guarantee he'd have been a success if he came to us).
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Sterling was as good as Pep made him. He should have been thankful for that but he's young and I would have done the same thing myself at his age.
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Injured in our gameHow much game time is he getting at Chelsea ? The media claimed we were crazy letting him go.
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But .....lovely little tee total Jimmy lives in a terraced house in Leeds and keeps his savings in the post office.....why would any one want to rob that **** ??I don't know, since the media don't give a fuck. Imagine that happened to say, Milner while he was at the World Cup in 2010...
He probably is thankful to Pep for his 6 years under him.Sterling was as good as Pep made him. He should have been thankful for that but he's young and I would have done the same thing myself at his age.
Nothing wrong with backing yourself and starting a fresh challenge. It doesn’t make him ungrateful. It might not work out for him, but at least he can say he tried something he wanted to.
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His comments since leaving suggests being ungrateful and entitledHe probably is thankful to Pep for his 6 years under him.
Nothing wrong with backing yourself and starting a fresh challenge. It doesn’t make him ungrateful. It might not work out for him, but at least he can say he tried something he wanted to.
hilts
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Which this season is being like the best darts player at the Helen Keller institute.Isn’t he still Chelsea’s top goal scorer this season?
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I wonder if he's regretting the move now? I'm not having a go at him. It's what the modern footballer does. If they're not happy at a club (for whatever reason), they'll move on. Raheem isn't the first, and he won't be the last. Just proves the old saying about the grass not always being greener on the other side. Sure, he's probably on a bigger wedge than he was at with us. But I'm guessing he wasn't exactly struggling to meet the mortgage. Same could be said of Cucurella. With hindsight, he should have stayed at Brighton (no guarantee he'd have been a success if he came to us).
That is so.
And Cancelo may do very well at Bayern. Not that he was bad with us, his medals tells us that much. Not good this season, but he's not been alone in that.