Colin Bells Boots
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Possibly the thought that he might actually be a success there ? ( however unlikely or improbable ).
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Raheem Sterling | Arsenal Player (on loan)
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Possibly the thought that he might actually be a success there ? ( however unlikely or improbable ).
SWPISHOME
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I always backed Sterling when he was at City, He was a good servant to the club and played a huge part in our success winning trophies.
My mood changed with him when he started giving the club crap when he left for Chelsea, On top of that going out of his way to celebrate on front of us when he scored against us home and away last season. He can go fuck himself as far as I'm concerned.
Whatever respect I have for Sterling at this moment in time would be completely gone if he joined the Rags. I do think he will join the Rags because that's the little prick that he is, He suits that shower of shite.
My mood changed with him when he started giving the club crap when he left for Chelsea, On top of that going out of his way to celebrate on front of us when he scored against us home and away last season. He can go fuck himself as far as I'm concerned.
Whatever respect I have for Sterling at this moment in time would be completely gone if he joined the Rags. I do think he will join the Rags because that's the little prick that he is, He suits that shower of shite.
Millwallawayveteran1988
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I really don’t understand this one from United. It seems to go completely against their “new” transfer philosophy. Ageing player and mega wages and not been good for 18 months. It’s a strange one.
According to the BBC he was a boyhood United fan! Being raised in London I can believe that.
According to the BBC he was a boyhood United fan! Being raised in London I can believe that.
How is he a mercenary.He's an absolute mercenary, he doesnt give a shit about any of that stuff.
Could never warm to him in a city shirt, only ever seemed to care about himself.
Okay his form dropped at City but no way could you call him an mercenary no matter if you did not like him.
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Surely even the happy clappers/fanboys would refrain from that in a derby.Be interesting to see the sad sacks around me that clap him if they do when he's in a rag shirt when they play us
WestGorton
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It is probably going to be a loan. Chelsea and Sterling are desperate and surely even the rags will want to try before they buy.....I really don’t understand this one from United. It seems to go completely against their “new” transfer philosophy. Ageing player and mega wages and not been good for 18 months. It’s a strange one.
According to the BBC he was a boyhood United fan! Being raised in London I can believe that.
Churchlawtonblue
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What did he say about City when he left? I can't recall?I always backed Sterling when he was at City, He was a good servant to the club and played a huge part in our success winning trophies.
My mood changed with him when he started giving the club crap when he left for Chelsea, On top of that going out of his way to celebrate on front of us when he scored against us home and away last season. He can go fuck himself as far as I'm concerned.
Whatever respect I have for Sterling at this moment in time would be completely gone if he joined the Rags. I do think he will join the Rags because that's the little prick that he is, He suits that shower of shite.
SWPISHOME
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Fixed that for you mate.I really don’t understand this one from United. It seems to go completely against their “new” transfer philosophy. Ageing player and mega wages andnot been good for 18 months4 years. It’s a strange one.
According to the BBC he was a boyhood United fan! Being raised in London I can believe that.
Totally agree with the rest.
meeesh
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Surely even the happy clappers/fanboys would refrain from that in a derby.
You'd like to think so
malg
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And that goes for the majority of football players. All about money.He's an absolute mercenary, he doesnt give a shit about any of that stuff.
Could never warm to him in a city shirt, only ever seemed to care about himself.