blues2win wrote:https://twitter.com/city_tactics/status/1364478019117662210?s=21
Superb thread analysing a large number of Sterling opportunities and what he made of them. Worth a thread of its own given the amount of flack he gets on the site.
patrickblue wrote:I'm quite intrigued by this statement.
"Raheem Sterling remains the world’s second most valuable player at €125M"
who worked that one out, and who's no1?
PeterParker wrote:patrickblue wrote:I'm quite intrigued by this statement.
"Raheem Sterling remains the world’s second most valuable player at €125M"
who worked that one out, and who's no1?
Kolarov.
patrickblue wrote:I'm quite intrigued by this statement.
"Raheem Sterling remains the world’s second most valuable player at €125M"
who worked that one out, and who's no1?
branny wrote:I wish finishing was his only problem. His end product is poor as is his decision making a lot of the time. Foden when he plays out wide gives himself room to accelerate and invariably beats the first man. Sterling waits until he’s been closed down then tries to either beat his man from a standing start or bludgeon his way through. He does it game after game and it doesn’t work. He gets in the box and loses the ball or fails to pick out a teammate time after time after time. He was different class second half v the dippers but it’s not often enough.
john68 wrote:We are almost a perfect football team;
Our keepers are are solid & Eddie can at times be a playmaker from the back.
Our central defence is about as solid as any central defence can be.
Our full backsare defenders, midfielders or wingers, depending on what the phase of play calls for.
Our official midfield is mobile, fluid and extremely creative.......then
Then we come to the three ballerinas....Sterling, Mahrez & Jesus.
Occasional glimpses of magic, particularly from Mahrez are offset by all them seeking perfection. The perfect shot that never comes. The perfect opening that immediately gets closed down. All of them need that unecessary extra touch that then seems to need a 2nd and/or a 3rd & 4th extra touch, all ensuring that any chance has gone.
Our ballerinas act as a self imposed road block to many of our attacking moves.
Conclusion; they will score and for many, that seems to paper over the cracks, but time and time again they block chances.
Hazy2 wrote:Get Haaland and Messi we will be as close to perfect as it gets.
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