Sterling to Tell Rodgers he wants to leave this summer

[keniget]

Sterling has said he wants to force the move but is "afraid of the backlash".

Bless his cotton socks.

Afraid for his bank balance more like.

 

[Ryan]

We're not gonna sell that little skiprat to those cunts are we?

 

[Glen C]

'STERLING NOT FOR SALE'
Sky Sports reporter Vinny O’Connor says Liverpool have ‘no intention’ of selling Raheem Sterling to Manchester United.
He also told Sky Sports News HQ that Liverpool’s position has not changed and the winger is not for sale.

 

[mark1975]

Good, fucking little sniveling shithouse twat.

£50m for that piece of overrated junk.

 

[gkmacca]

Judging from the shots of the England squad training he's firmly ensconced with the Arsenal mob.

 

[leftpeg]

When he goes, he will reserve for himself a special place in my footballing hell. His departure will take him above (or below depending on your perspective) Mcmanaman, Owen and Torres.

 

[mark1975]

He's good mates with Chamberlain isn't he, probably explains alot. Fuck him, he'd just be another half decent quick attacker there to add to the other 50 they've got.

 

[jexykrodic]

Sterling has said he wants to force the move but is "afraid of the backlash".

Bless his cotton socks.

Wouldn't be long before the tabloids went with "Blacklash".

 

[jexykrodic]

Good, fucking little sniveling shithouse twat.

£50m for that piece of overrated junk.

He's off your Christmas card list then Mark?

 

[Markeh]

Where is this coming from? Just made up newspaper stories or something solid?

 

[mark1975]

He's off your Christmas card list then Mark?

Just a tad!

 

[LeTallecWiz]

I'm not sending him any kosher snacks either the cunt.

 

[cloggypop]

Good, fucking little sniveling shithouse twat.

£50m for that piece of overrated junk.

I think you should get behind him and support him.

"Shithouse twat".

 

[mark1975]

I think you should get behind him and support him.

"Shithouse twat".

Haha..

Tbf, Rodgers isn't whoring himself around through the media. Oh wait...

 

[Skullflower]

I'd love to knock him out

 

[Woland]

I'm not even arsed if he goes to the mancs. Football is a joke and Sterling and his agent epitomises it. I don't understand why I even vaguely give a fuck about any of it any more. I mean if you'd never heard of footy before and were introduced to what we have now, is there any chance on earth you'd get into it? No fucking way for me. It's awful.

 

[mark1975]

I'd probably view it the way people view Wrestling, one big bullshit, corrupt charade,

 

[FoxForceFive]

I'm not even arsed if he goes to the mancs. Football is a joke and Sterling and his agent epitomises it. I don't understand why I even vaguely give a fuck about any of it any more. I mean if you'd never heard of footy before and were introduced to what we have now, is there any chance on earth you'd get into it? No fucking way for me. It's awful.

Indeed. That's why I'm pretty much not arsed that Luke doesn't like it, cos I don't think I should, but can't help it.

The fact that almost every kid in his school was wearing a Barca or Real shirt when they had a charity footy shirt day at his school the other week summed it up for me. They just see it for what it is as a 'franchise' or product, & don't have any real emotional attachment.

 

[Mystic]

I'd probably view it the way people view Wrestling, one big bullshit, corrupt charade,

 

[gkmacca]

Indeed. That's why I'm pretty much not arsed that Luke doesn't like it, cos I don't think I should, but can't help it.

The fact that almost every kid in his school was wearing a Barca or Real shirt when they had a charity footy shirt day at his school the other week summed it up for me. They just see it for what it is as a 'franchise' or product, & don't have any real emotional attachment.

Shirts? You never saw nowt like that back when I were a lad. We didn't have boots, a pitch, a piece of hard concrete - we didn't even have a ball. Once a week, if we were lucky, we were allowed to sit on floor and imagine us playing football. That were sports day, that. And even though we only imagined game, we still ended up getting relegated.

 

[mark1975]

I think FIFA (the game) has alot to do with that too, my lad and his mates walk round in Dortmund and Barca kits coz they know about the players and build teams on the game to buy the top players in Europe. Theres no way when I was 10 I would have known about players similar to Reus, etc.

 

[FoxForceFive]

I think FIFA (the game) has alot to do with that too, my lad and his mates walk round in Dortmund and Barca kits coz they know about the players and build teams on the game to buy the top players in Europe. Theres no way when I was 10 I would have known about players similar to Reus, etc.

Yeah, it defo does.

It's a combination of things though, the expense of going the match means few kids go anymore, so they don't get emotionally attached, & even when they do it's hardly the same experience that bonded you to the people around you & the players, it's more like going to a concert at a soulless arena now.

 

[darkstarexodus]

I think FIFA (the game) has alot to do with that too, my lad and his mates walk round in Dortmund and Barca kits coz they know about the players and build teams on the game to buy the top players in Europe. Theres no way when I was 10 I would have known about players similar to Reus, etc.

Yep, my boy is always going on about random players from the Bundesliga and Zenith St Petersburg that I'm only vaguely familiar about, while claiming that so-and-so is garbage. Thankfully I still beat him at the game most of the time.

 

[mark1975]

Yeah, it defo does.

It's a combination of things though, the expense of going the match means few kids go anymore, so they don't get emotionally attached, & even when they do it's hardly the same experience that bonded you to the people around you & the players, it's more like going to a concert at a soulless arena now.

The first time I took our Cal to Anfield, he sat through the first half asking how long was left, then spent the second half playing on his DS.

 

[jexykrodic]

Shirts? You never saw nowt like that back when I were a lad. We didn't have boots, a pitch, a piece of hard concrete - we didn't even have a ball. Once a week, if we were lucky, we were allowed to sit on floor and imagine us playing football. That were sports day, that. And even though we only imagined game, we still ended up getting relegated.

You've been reading James Milner's autobiography.

 

[jexykrodic]

Yeah, it defo does.

It's a combination of things though, the expense of going the match means few kids go anymore, so they don't get emotionally attached, & even when they do it's hardly the same experience that bonded you to the people around you & the players, it's more like going to a concert at a soulless arena now.

Back in the 70's there was nothing like being chased down a road on an away match day with your scarf tied to your wrist, shit long haircut blowing in the wind, in the full knowledge that if you got caught you'd get your head kicked in. The only thing worse was some div shouting "stand and fight", then you had to stop and were sure to get your head kicked in. Enforced bonding, strength in numbers etc

Much more of an adrenaline rush than a gaming console.

 

[doctor_mac]

Jexy in the 70s after another 'bonding session' with his pals.

 

[mark1975]

Ha, where did Jexy support from? Beirut?

 

[Athens]

Jexy in the 70s after another 'bonding session' with his pals.

In a way he was lucky, he did get his dart back.

 

[doctor_mac]

It used to take Jexy and his mates fucking hours to get down from 501.