| Not really a day for footy news but 22:44 - Jul 6 with 1234 views | Illinoisblue |
Chelsea signing Sterling for 45milion seems like really good value. Proven prem player and proven at international player. I’m sure his wages won’t be cheap but the fee seems like a bargain |  |
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| Not really a day for footy news but on 22:59 - Jul 6 with 1172 views | BlueandTruesince82 |
Agreed, think that's cracking busisness |  |
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| Not really a day for footy news but on 23:00 - Jul 6 with 1169 views | quirkie |
Still only 27, seems he's been around for much longer than his age suggests.
He didn't have a very good season at City last season so probably the best move for him. Keep fit and don't lose the pace and probably another 4 years in him at the top. |  |
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| Not really a day for footy news but on 23:01 - Jul 6 with 1163 views | Nthsuffolkblue |
I think Sterling should really go for £1.
But I guess inflation is completely out of hand now. |  |
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| Not really a day for footy news but on 23:33 - Jul 6 with 1094 views | Marshalls_Mullet |
1 year left on his contract will be the biggest impact on the value.
Fess do seem lower this summer. |  |
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| Not really a day for footy news but on 08:15 - Jul 7 with 863 views | BlueandTruesince82 |
| Not really a day for footy news but on 23:00 - Jul 6 by quirkie |
Still only 27, seems he's been around for much longer than his age suggests.
He didn't have a very good season at City last season so probably the best move for him. Keep fit and don't lose the pace and probably another 4 years in him at the top. |
He has a good season, he was under utilised a little but when he played he delivered.
Pepe roulette was on overtime last year | |
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| Not really a day for footy news but on 09:03 - Jul 7 with 791 views | BlueBlood90 |
| Not really a day for footy news but on 23:00 - Jul 6 by quirkie |
Still only 27, seems he's been around for much longer than his age suggests.
He didn't have a very good season at City last season so probably the best move for him. Keep fit and don't lose the pace and probably another 4 years in him at the top. |
This was what shocked me the most as well. I couldn't believe he was still only 27!
£45m for a proven top class England international who's at a peak age seems like great business from Chelsea. |  |
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| Not really a day for footy news but on 09:07 - Jul 7 with 780 views | Cheltenham_Blue |
| Not really a day for footy news but on 09:03 - Jul 7 by BlueBlood90 |
This was what shocked me the most as well. I couldn't believe he was still only 27!
£45m for a proven top class England international who's at a peak age seems like great business from Chelsea. |
Surely it a release clause that has been activated isn't it? As everyone has said, £45m is stunning business.
Surprised at Sterling given his run ins with Chelsea fans concerning racism but still great business. |  |
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| Not really a day for footy news but on 09:31 - Jul 7 with 738 views | Garv |
Good value on paper. Not convinced he'll get as many chances put on a plate for him like he always had at City.
His pace and movement will always be his trump card, I have to admit to not really liking him when he's on the ball though. |  |
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| Not really a day for footy news but on 09:35 - Jul 7 with 732 views | FromReuserWithLove |
| Not really a day for footy news but on 23:33 - Jul 6 by Marshalls_Mullet |
1 year left on his contract will be the biggest impact on the value.
Fess do seem lower this summer. |
Prob also the huge salary |  | | |
| Not really a day for footy news but on 09:37 - Jul 7 with 727 views | Radlett_blue |
I'm surprised people think £45m is good business for a 27 year old whose career now seems slightly on the wane. While City have one of the strongest squads in the world, he was regularly only on the bench for their biggest games. He will also be on very high wages. If he becomes a main man at Chelsea, it might re-ignite his career as he clearly has talent. |  |
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| Not really a day for footy news but on 09:56 - Jul 7 with 683 views | DMDC |
Sterling seems to have reinvented himself over the last few years. He left Liverpool for pure greed at the time and was certainly disliked by most Liverpool supporters that l know for the way he went about it. He has been quite controversial in the past over certain aspects in his life.
He seems to have turned that all around over the last few years for the positive. But theres something about the guy that l cant really warm to. |  | | |
| Not really a day for footy news but on 10:30 - Jul 7 with 642 views | BlueandTruesince82 |
| Not really a day for footy news but on 09:37 - Jul 7 by Radlett_blue |
I'm surprised people think £45m is good business for a 27 year old whose career now seems slightly on the wane. While City have one of the strongest squads in the world, he was regularly only on the bench for their biggest games. He will also be on very high wages. If he becomes a main man at Chelsea, it might re-ignite his career as he clearly has talent. |
On the wane? give over He's coming into peak period for players ans has had 4 consistently good seasons at Man C. They wanted to keep him but he doesn't want to play the rotation game.
It's an amicable move between all parties and they are accepting 45 mil as he is in the last year of his contract | |
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| Not really a day for footy news but on 10:34 - Jul 7 with 637 views | DinDjarin |
| Not really a day for footy news but on 09:56 - Jul 7 by DMDC |
Sterling seems to have reinvented himself over the last few years. He left Liverpool for pure greed at the time and was certainly disliked by most Liverpool supporters that l know for the way he went about it. He has been quite controversial in the past over certain aspects in his life.
He seems to have turned that all around over the last few years for the positive. But theres something about the guy that l cant really warm to. |
I cannot stand him, not sure why but he is one of a few players who really grates me. |  | | |
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