Pat's Van
Player Valuation: £70m
One set of rectums arguing with another set of rectums as far as I can see.
it's bizarre imagery that you employ to make your point old chum, we need more of your sort I feel
One set of rectums arguing with another set of rectums as far as I can see.
Sterling is barely out of nappies and already he's having far too much pressure placed on him from supporters of both club and country
Both sets of fans are so desperate that they are clinging to him as the answer to all their problems. Perhaps in 2-3 years he could be, but at this point he's still practically a bairn and everyone needs to back off and just let him play togger
Not sure why I'm so annoyed by it as you'd think I'd be happy to see Liverpool supporters torpedo the career of such a promising player, but this just doesn't sit well with me, especially now the media is getting stuck into him as well over this "too tired to play" situation.
Full agree Mikey. Very disappointed as well in the behaviour of both his managers who have used him as a a pawn in their own squabble, poor man management by both.Sterling is barely out of nappies and already he's having far too much pressure placed on him from supporters of both club and country
Both sets of fans are so desperate that they are clinging to him as the answer to all their problems. Perhaps in 2-3 years he could be, but at this point he's still practically a bairn and everyone needs to back off and just let him play togger
Not sure why I'm so annoyed by it as you'd think I'd be happy to see Liverpool supporters torpedo the career of such a promising player, but this just doesn't sit well with me, especially now the media is getting stuck into him as well over this "too tired to play" situation.
It's to* mate.
Or is it too?! Oh I don't know. It's to confusing.
Full agree Mikey. Very disappointed as well in the behaviour of both his managers who have used him as a a pawn in their own squabble, poor man management by both.
Liked Mediawatch's piece
http://www.football365.com/mediawatch/9515500/Mediawatch
Mediawatch is struggling to see how this is a story. A 19-year-old winger, whose game relies on speed and energy, missed 64 minutes of the win over Estonia after playing a massive 43 matches in nine months. Between January and September 2013, Sterling started just five games for club and country. Given the increase in workload, is it really that difficult to see why he might be tired?
There seems a dangerous mindset in English football that fatigue is a foolish admission of weakness, and that the appropriate response is to maintain a stiff upper lip. Robbie Fowler, Michael Owen and Wayne Rooney are just three examples of those burnt out before their supposed peak, suffering through their status as England's Next Big Thing. Do we really want Sterling to go the same way?
Incidentally, it's a wonderful coincidence that next to Shearer's diatribe is this pithy rating of Leighton Baines's performance: 'Looked bright after being rested'. Well, quite.
Not if they lose.This will all be forgotten about after Saturday.
Disagree, especially for a young player. For instance Lukaku looked exhausted from a lot fewer games last season before his injury.43 matches in 9 months is one game every six days btw, not exactly "massive"