Sterling to Chelsea

[DonaldDownTheWing]

He’s f***ing shite that’s why. Has been for years.

 

[JL1985]

He's playing non stop since he was 17/18, burnt out and suffering a huge loss of form. He's one of my favourite players, during Euro 2020, he was incredible.

 

[Football Dinosaur]

He’s f***ing shite that’s why. Has been for years.

Racist

 

[HorsePills]

Chelsea won't finish top 4, they are 10 points off already and are not playing well.

Think their January spending is a bit of a desperate attempt to get there but I agree. Then when it doesn't happen and Potter has had his 7 months there they'll do it all again with the next manager.

 

[Horace Cope]

The fact that city were willing to sell him to a potential rival suggested that they knew he'd peaked

 

[Nicky Winterwasp]

Chelsea won't finish top 4, they are 10 points off already and are not playing well.

Could change if they get a couple of their key players back. Seems like Kante has been a big miss and if they can get James and Fofana back soon then they might start looking at bit more settled

 

[englishman abroad]

Chelsea won't finish top 4, they are 10 points off already and are not playing well.

Desperately missing James & Chilwell
They'll continue to struggle as long as these 2 are missing

 

[Rhyd59]

The fact that city were willing to sell him to a potential rival suggested that they knew he'd peaked

Think Sterling wanted more first team football so thought that Chelsea would supply it.
City have always rotated their wide men and Sterling's form gradually deteriorated when he was there.
Agree though, that City seldom sell first-team players to other Premier League teams.
Bet Southgate continues to select him for England though, when he regains fitness...

 

[seahamstar]

I think spurs and Arsenal may shock a few people this season.

You've certainly called it right about Arsenal


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