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26 minutes ago, Optimistic Nut said:

A goal every 2.5 games. :lol:

 

He could miss a shitload of chances for me if he was going to score at that rate still.

He is no Andy Cole. (1) Doubt he’ll get anywhere near as many chances in his next team. (2) He continually seems to pause attacking play which may have otherwise produced a shot on goal. Genuinely believe that City will score more without him. 

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1 hour ago, AyeDubbleYoo said:

I mean, he’s only 27 and he’s English and brilliant, has to be at least £50m. Could get a solid 5 years out of him still. 

 

 

 


He’s a better player than the bloke that cost them £100m last summer for starters.

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I know a lot of people really hate Sterling, but he does score goals in some pretty big games. And while he does miss chances, it's a bit daft to say he can't finish, he's produced some pretty lethal finishes down the years.

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Of course he can finish. He had scored lots of goals and some great/important ones. He has also got amazing technique: if you watch some of the old YouTube shooting challenges/fun stuff. I just don’t back him to score as many as a ’striker’ in his bracket should. He’s loved by many City fans, but you can also pick up their frustration with him too. The collective holding of breath and groans as he delays an attack or thinks too long before delivering an ineffective effort.
 

Don’t get me wrong, he would improve our side no doubt. But if we are going for a big name established forward player, on a huge financial package,  I would personally be disappointed if it was him. 

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40 minutes ago, wormy said:

Just thought; how many people have hit three or more of the 'top' clubs? Can't be many to have hopped between Liverpool/Man City/Chelsea, especially in this day and age. 

Daniel Sturridge played for all three recently

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Absolutely no chance for us, hes currently on 300k pw and will have far more appealing (CL level) offers compared to the stage we are at right now. Great player though and would be a good fit for the club but realistically we are years away from this level of signing.

 

 

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2 hours ago, Optimistic Nut said:

I didn’t realise he was in the ‘100 club’. Very good chance that he finishes his career in the top 5 goalscorers of the Premier League era.


Doubly impressive given that he’s not a striker.

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Having Sterling, Foden, and Grealish at the same club is crap for England. It limits their playing time. They're players England needs on form and it's World Cup year etc. etc.

 

After playing so long for Pep, I would have thought Sterling could play anywhere on the continent, but it doesn't look like he's interested. 

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Sterling gets goals, but he’s not a clinical finisher, if he was you’re looking at Mess/Ronaldo numbers, that’s what prevents him - for me - being genuinely world class. He’s a very very good player though and needless to say, I’d love him here at the Toon. A bargain at 35m!

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1 hour ago, Froggy said:

I can barely contain my excitement for next season. A stellar transfer window so far.

Apart from the Barca Dutch lad who have yous been linked with and how many do you think you’ll sign and how much money is available?

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No City fan doubts Sterling’s raw physical attributes: incredible pace and acceleration which create scoring opportunities. However, he is not a thinking footballer. He is reactive rather than proactive and panics whenever he has time to think meaning he almost always makes the wrong choice. Selling him now makes sense as once those raw attributes go he’ll be done as a footballer.

 

From the BBC.

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1 minute ago, James said:

I’d put Man Utd as an outside bet for relegation presently 

I’d settle for finishing above them. Not as much of a stretch as it sounds. They only accumulated 57 points last season, must be worst haul in a lonnnggg time. We, under Howe (only including the 25 games from December to give a chance of some influence on results) averaged 1.68pts per game. That return would have given 64 points (enough for 5th place, last year) over a whole season. 

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