Sterling was played out of position at Liverpool – Agent
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MrMakaveli 8 years, 11 months ago.
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Agent Aidy Ward says his client Raheem Sterling has gone “up a tier” at Man City after being played out of position at Liverpool.
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First of all, unless I’m corrected, I can’t at all recall Sterling ever playing right-back.
And even so, that has to have been a ‘once in a blue moon’.
The fact of the matter in which unfortunately fell on his shoulders due to the heights of 2013/14 was the pressure as an offset striker after losing Suarez in the Summer of 14, and Sturridge being out.
Steven Gerrard wasn’t starting as many games, Phillipe Coutinho was a little out of sorts and Martin Skrtel was occuppied in his own matters at the heart of the a new defence.
Sterling felt tired, disjointed, and not quite the same as the previous season so he wanted out.
We can get that and have accepted and moved on. His agent is talking nonsense and these feeble excuses are just unnecessary.
Trust the media/teamtalk to join this cowboy agent in making up complete nonsense to suit there own agenda. Sterling has had no scintillating displays this year. In fact if you take away his hatrick against relegation fodder Bournemouth who conceded multiple goals against almost all opposition then his season so far has been pretty pathetic. Not even close to worth £50 million
The ‘gone up a tier’ remark is hilarious. Never mind the fact that Liverpool are practically still one of the most successful clubs in English football.
We were lucky to receive the fee even after the ‘deductions’.
He’s not even worth 20 million in my book.
I don’t miss his extreme profligacy in front of goal.
No regrets.
Sick of hearing about him – just glad him and his agent are no longer causing trouble at our club, and that we got an exceptional fee for him.
Can you imagine what the player and parasite of an agent are like behind the scenes?
He’s ‘gone up a tier’ yet his agent still feels the need to mention Liverpool!
has Sterling figured out how to kick the ball harder than 4 MPH yet?
Raheem Sterling’s ratings in the EPL on WhoScored:
2015-16 Manchester City: 7.04
2014-15 Liverpool: 7.27
2013-14 Liverpool: 7.40If he keeps going “up a tier” he’s going to wind up on the bench.
Who is his Raheem Sterling? YNWA JFT96
We fell into the trap – the Yellow Submarine – something and nothing above all 😀
Give me a 1995 John Barnes anyday over a 2015 Raheem Sterling!!!!!
Yet again, his agent confuses our dislike for him as a dislike for him to leave Liverpool. That couldn’t be further from the truth. He still does not understand we dislike how he and his agent has behaved to make the move happen. Perhaps his agent is trying to deflect blame to Liverpool fans or even to Liverpool FC or BR himself. Anyone but himself. So many players have moved including Suarez, without much ill feeling and even a rousing welcome home!
To be fair, I have seen some of his displays this season and he has helped Man C a fair bit. His dribbling draws a couple of defenders and then frees up someone to take a free shot at goal. He does not do well when the weight of expectation lies flatly on his shoulder. But, he is no better than Samir Nasri and Nasri is stronger than him on the ball. He is clearly not good enough to take on defenders on his own. So thanks Man C for the 49m. I don’t like his profligacy and I think there are better players with a more consistent end product. Definitely not worth 49m. 25m at best, even taking into account the higher cost of British players in general.
His agent is likely having trouble picking up new clients so he has to justify the horrible public rubbish.
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