"Sterling and Delph: Snakes with a brain"

Spot on.

Take 100 football followers who loosely follow the game but never watch and ask them if say Kane is a great player, the majority will say yes, influenced not by watching him but from the positive media that surrounds the lad.

Sterling is a greedy little **** that shit on Liverpool according to the same media, hence his treatment ever since.
This.
I didn't realise the magnitude of this until a few months back a young English player scoring a Hattrick it was 'only Bournemouth' when the next week another young player 1-2 years older was hailed and raved about for the same thing against the same team.
Thankfully he looks to not care too much about press, he's had enough of them in his short career so far, hopefully he can listen to Joe and pay not attention to it.
 
This.
I didn't realise the magnitude of this until a few months back a young English player scoring a Hattrick it was 'only Bournemouth' when the next week another young player 1-2 years older was hailed and raved about for the same thing against the same team.
Thankfully he looks to not care too much about press, he's had enough of them in his short career so far, hopefully he can listen to Joe and pay not attention to it.

you might like this little snippet from todays MEN
http://www.manchestereveningnews.co...ws/manchester-city-five-iconic-pablo-10751082
 
This has bothered me all season. I just don't get it. I was most confused when the Hull City fans were doing it in the League Cup. Then I remembered them at Wembley. They played Sheffield United in the semi-finals of the FA Cup on the same day that Martin Tyler spunked in his trousers three times whilst watching Liverpool v City. I got a free ticket so went to Wembley. I was watching the City game on the big screen surrounded by adults wearing Hull City shirts who were singing Liverpool songs. One bing had even made a half and half Hull / Liverpool shirt! To b fair it wasn't all of them and a few got annoyed and attempted to shout it down.

I believe that a lot of towns are full of people who pick a successful team but go to watch their home town club when they are doing well and pretend to be life long supporters.

Thing is, even Spurs fans were doing it earlier in the season. That's really baffling. Can't see why they'd have any particular dog in this fight, so to speak.

Could you imagine giving a shit if Spurs had signed a Liverpool player?!
 
Thing is, even Spurs fans were doing it earlier in the season. That's really baffling. Can't see why they'd have any particular dog in this fight, so to speak.

Could you imagine giving a shit if Spurs had signed a Liverpool player?!
I wouldn't even realise he was playing. I'd be to busy continuing my irrational hate campaign against Jan Verthonghen.
 
I think Sterling has been placed in the same category as a player like Ashley Cole, rightly or wrongly he is a figure of hate for most English football fans. The booing will continue, I was visiting Stoke and Sterling came on the TV and one lad said I hate that ****, I asked what he had done and he didnt really have a logical argument other than, Sterling being all that is wrong in young footballers, he is greedy, too street and a twat taking drugs (legal highs I presume he meant).
 
Hows Sterling doing then?

Im one of the few people who actually wished him all the best on his departure. He was my favourite player when he was with us, and i seriously think he will go on to do some great things. Havent checked in on him recently though.
 
Hows Sterling doing then?

Im one of the few people who actually wished him all the best on his departure. He was my favourite player when he was with us, and i seriously think he will go on to do some great things. Havent checked in on him recently though.
He's quality. We got a bargain, you got a few quid, everyone's happy...apart from Liverpool fans, British media and somehow fsupporters of every club in the country, the fucking nobjockeys.
 
Hows Sterling doing then?

Im one of the few people who actually wished him all the best on his departure. He was my favourite player when he was with us, and i seriously think he will go on to do some great things. Havent checked in on him recently though.

He's very good and much appreciated by blues. Some of his link up play with Silva and Kolarov in particular has been excellent.

He needs to work on his left foot (probably a confidence thing) but he is young and has time on his side.
 
Thing is, even Spurs fans were doing it earlier in the season. That's really baffling. Can't see why they'd have any particular dog in this fight, so to speak.

Could you imagine giving a shit if Spurs had signed a Liverpool player?!

Even more moronic is Everton fans booing Sterling - which they did in significant numbers at Goodison very early in the season and still to some degree a couple of weeks ago.
 
Sterling gets booed because most football fans are hugely influenced by the media. If the papers say someone is good, they believe it. If the papers say someone is bad, they believe it. If the players say someone deserves to be booed they will boo him.

Liverpool did a number on Sterling in the press and so many thick twats have fallen for it.

Correct. That's why most on here know for sure Pep takes over in a few months ...
 
I used to feel for Villa fans, actually. Lerner was an absolute curmudgeon who was completely useless as a owner (see the Clevand Browns.) But they loved him when he bought the club and expected the money to roll in. We gave them quite a good number of cheap players in Given, Ireland and Dunne. But I talk to them in other forums and they are like, "Your wage bill is a joke! You gave us them for nothing. I hope Delph rots on the bench!" I don't blame them for hating Delph at all but if they get relegated I won't feel too bad.
 
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Hows Sterling doing then?

Im one of the few people who actually wished him all the best on his departure. He was my favourite player when he was with us, and i seriously think he will go on to do some great things. Havent checked in on him recently though.
He's been good, delivering some moments of absolute quality but also shows plenty of signs of naivity and rawness. I think he's looked very nervous quite often, particularly at the start of the season before he got his first few goals and assists.

However his mere presence on the left wing frightens defences and opens up space, which was important because we were pretty one-dimensional before he joined.

I still have an issue about some of his technique, particularly when he tries to power his shots, he kicks them like a goal kick...
 
Haha! All the same problems we had with Sterling.

Yeah give him time. He'll get it. Besides he more than makes up for his shortfall with some of his link up play, pace and trickery.
Will be interesting to see how he develops surrounded by players like Silva Aguero etc.
 
F365 tend to be quite fair and never brought into this narative the scouse media put out about Sterling, they seem to have a lot of time for Silva and Aguero and are as surprised by the lack of recognition these players get.

They do all so give criticism from time to time. Ultimately however they are very United/ Lpool focused, not biased (they criticise as much as praise) but they are probably the articles that generate the most clicks for them.
 
somethimg those scouse pundits didnt think about was the backlash ie death threats towards sterling and his family, as far as i am concerned they were all part to blame, im sure majority of opposing supporters with the exception of lpool and villa is just a ploy to try and put both players off their game, something i am sure will come back to haunt lpool and villa v
 
somethimg those scouse pundits didnt think about was the backlash ie death threats towards sterling and his family, as far as i am concerned they were all part to blame, im sure majority of opposing supporters with the exception of lpool and villa is just a ploy to try and put both players off their game, something i am sure will come back to haunt lpool and villa v
Death threats to football players. Some people need to have a long hard look at their lives if football is that important to them.
 

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