Amadaeus
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Good move for City. Silva, Aguero and Sterling will provide some mouth watering football.
Imagine if he does an Adebayor
Who would be daft enough to pay even more for him?His ceiling is unbelievable. If he reaches his potential, it will be a bargain.
Will be sold in the summer of 2017 then. Coutinho next summer.John Alridge "Jordan Ibe has more potential anyway" (on sky sports news) it's already begun haha
I hope he scores a hattrick.
Paying 200k p/w while he is progressing is a bargain?What when he reach certain level,you think he will jump 30k more from those 200k?You gonna be lucky if he does not demand 300/350. Dont take me wrong,dont want to sound bitter but in general paying Sterling 200k p/w is one of those "crossing line" moments.
Rooney's general play was excellent and offered much more than just goals. I was watching that tournament and thinking he's awesome I hope United sign him. Sterling not so much.
How much QPR earn from that?
I think it's the right price to be honest. Fees have been getting bigger consistently for years and years it shouldn't surprise people anymore. Rooney cost us 25m 11 years ago and he'd achieved about as much as Sterling had.
Madrid. Duh.Who would be daft enough to pay even more for him?
I don't get all these green smileys and this mass hysteria is quite odd. Fact is, if Sterling was perfectly happy at Liverpool and City made this bid, I can only imagine it would be rejected. It's not great business at all for Liverpool. They are losing a great prospect and will no doubt invest the money on second and third rate dross.
Saw on the tweet machine they are getting £10 million.
His ceiling is unbelievable. If he reaches his potential, it will be a bargain.
That's wrong for a start.Sterling is class. The fee is a tad overpriced but that's the way it is. It's not really even that much of an outrageous fee with the way transfer fees are going these days.
He is one of the brightest young English players with a potential to become a world class player. He should link up pretty well with Aguero and Silva and will only get better IMO. He should also benefit from playing under a manager who doesn't shunt him to wingback.
I really think Liverpool fans should be more upset about losing him than they are. Money is only part of it. This is one of their best players who forced his way out at 20 years of age. They really aren't where they should be as a club in terms of being attractive to players.
How much QPR earn from that?
That's wrong for a start.
People said the exact same when we signed Toure and allegedly paid him £200k a week. He was worth every penny and caused no dressing room upset.
I just went on Bluemoon to see what they think of this and its just post after post of calling each other 'rags' and writing posts addressed to any 'rags' reading the forum etc.
Honestly i have never seen a set of fans like it, its like everything they talk about in some way involves us. What a sad bunch they are, living in our shadow for so long has taken a bigger toll on them than you would of thought.
Excellent signing for City in truth. Will become a world class player in a couple of years
And then Madrid will buy him.Excellent signing for City in truth. Will become a world class player in a couple of years
I don't think he has the bollocks for it thoughImagine if he does an Adebayor
Well he wasnt 20 when you bought him and that was one of those moments,never said anything about someone being worth every penny or not.
Shaw isn't earning even close to £100k. Confirmed by the player.You're paying Luke Shaw £120k (allegedly) a week. Sterling's a better player, more expensive, an attacker, and City have a greater need for him than United did for Shaw. Is paying £80k (allegedly) more a week for him such a big deal?
Shaw isn't earning even close to £100k. Confirmed by the player.
So City just spunked £50m on pace? I don't see anything special with his passing, I don't see anything special with his shooting. He's not that well built, goals is hardly his strength. But he is one hell of a fast wee fecker, and pace seems to be the only aspect of his game right now where he bosses other footballers. I could be wrong and force to eat my words in a few seasons time, but I don't see any evidence in any other area of his ability other than pace that warrants this kind of price tag.
What are you talking about? We didn't have a left back in the first team when Shaw signed. Evra left, Buttner left. We had only Blackett. How is City signing a winger/forward a greater need than us signing a left back?You're paying Luke Shaw £120k (allegedly) a week. Sterling's a better player, more expensive, an attacker, and City have a greater need for him than United did for Shaw. Is paying £80k (allegedly) more a week for him such a big deal?
You're paying Luke Shaw £120k (allegedly) a week. Sterling's a better player, more expensive, an attacker, and City have a greater need for him than United did for Shaw. Is paying £80k (allegedly) more a week for him such a big deal?