stonerblue
Well-Known Member
If he doesn't play, he'll be off, and as others have pointed out that's down to him proving he's good enough and hungry enough in training to prove he is worth a place in our starting 11.
We should see this as a positive because no one's place is guaranteed, and everyone has to fight for their place. If we were playing QPR in the last game of the season and a win guaranteed the title, there would be a very strong argument to play Sterling, jesus and Sane. Also an equally strong one to play Aguero, Jesus and Sane, but it's not cut and dried he starts, therefore there is justified speculation
Before this shit appeared on the back of a paper, everything you say in your second paragraph was true. Why dont the shit papers wax lyrical about a possible partnership with Aguero and Jesus instead of 'speculating' on Agueros fucking off?