09 Feb 2015 18:05:31
Rumours saying young sterling won't sign the new deal .anyone know anything on it

1.) 09 Feb 2015
09 Feb 2015 18:32:24
Just wait and see what happens. It's pointless worrying about it.

2.) 09 Feb 2015
09 Feb 2015 18:51:33
Well Rodgers hasn't exactly helped the situation today. someone really needs to get him a muzzle.

Amazed how he can keep those teeth so white when his mouth is so regularly filled with foot!

3.) 09 Feb 2015
09 Feb 2015 19:47:52
If he wants to leave then let him leave. We'll get a good price for him and we have Ibe who'll probably end up even better and less spoiled than Sterling is. He'll rot on the bench if he goes to either Madrid or Barca.

4.) 09 Feb 2015
09 Feb 2015 20:25:59
Sterling is a cracking player but not quite yet the finished article. He needs to make better final decisions and develop his finishing- at the moment I think he's very good but a bit overhyped by the media, and there are a few sigificantly better players already at real who will normally start ahead of him.
If his agent convinces him to move from lfc and being a regular starter to a club where he'll be lucky to get a dozen starts a season, then frankly he deserves what will happen to him.
As fickle and stupid as some lfc fans seem to be, the real fans have much higher expectations, and I heard they are already giving Bale a fair bit of stick.
He'll need an even thicker skin to put up with the flak, a tougher mind to cope with being second or third choice winger, and he'll have to raise his game to deliver the numbers of goals and top performances that the passionate Real fans expect. They want a winger who can turn a game a win a CL final against the toughest and smartest defenders in europe.
I don't think he's ready for any of that, not yet.
It'll make him and his agent a lot of money if that's the priority, but will he get a game in front of the likes of Bale, Isco and whoever else they buy in the summer?

5.) 09 Feb 2015
09 Feb 2015 23:27:20
Absolutely.

6.) 10 Feb 2015
10 Feb 2015 07:47:22
Suarez is a perfect example of when a move may not make personal sense and Sterlings not yet good enough to nail down a starting role in Real in my opinion (which in itself says something about the gap). He'd be better served in a place like Liverpool for another couple of years at least in my opinion, let's hope he and his agent see the benefits beyond the $.

If he goes it would be a big loss so hope we'd get enough money for him (40-50m) to get another star in return like Lacazette. With Coutinho and Llalana in the side, I'd hope they use the funds for a proper striker/winger over another CAM.