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TL;DR: Salihamidzic is getting a promotion to the executives board as sporting director. His work was "outstanding".
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TL;DR: Salihamidzic is getting a promotion to the executives board as sporting director. His work was "outstanding".
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More proof that internationals are shite and we should just rid of international footy in its entirety.
I really like Sterling in the past few years, especially on the subject of racism, calling out the media as well as becoming arguably the most improved and influential player at Manchester City.
But he has kind of soured all his good work in the past 24 hours, and his attitude — although occasionally understandable when the odd foul were given for very little — was rather poor.
The fact that Gomez hardly looked bothered by the outcome on Sunday, and seemingly handed the canteen situation as well as he could, it makes Sterling character appear quite feeble in comparison.
A real shame.
I really like Sterling in the past few years, especially on the subject of racism, calling out the media as well as becoming arguably the most improved and influential player at Manchester City.
But he has kind of soured all his good work in the past 24 hours, and his attitude — although occasionally understandable when the odd foul were given for very little — was rather poor.
The fact that Gomez hardly looked bothered by the outcome on Sunday, and seemingly handed the canteen situation as well as he could, it makes Sterling character appear quite feeble in comparison.
A real shame.
He's being a prick here but it doesn't undo the work he did with calling out racism & how shit the press are in general, that outweighs this quite significantly
Sterling didn't speak out against Bernardo didn't he, IIRC he even defended him? That's soured me on him, far more than this latest incident
Not sure on this one - it might also be that he was pressured by the club into defending a team mate, we don't really know.
Any criticism he gets for acting like a little shit here, or for becoming a landlord the other week is fair game as far as I'm concerned though
All he's done is speak out on issues that affect him. As soon it was someone else, he went quiet.
I mean buying multiple houses and pricing the locals out of them is pretty cuntish yeah. Let's not pretend he's doing it out of charity lol.
Resetera severely lacks a TORY emoji that I can reply to this with
I grew up in the area hes bought those houses - its a shithole - hes defo land baroning there
Perhaps I shouldn't have used the word 'all' (when referring to his good work) however, it does leave me feeling a little bit disheartened, and once the subject is about somebody else in a similar scenario, he hasn't really leant over backwards to help those out.
He's still a great footballer and a good ambassador for kicking racism out of the game, the Bernardo Silva bollocks notwithstanding...
Easily the most likeable manager going — looks like the sort you'd happy go out for a drink with!
Really worried about how we're gonna handle it. Just can't help but feel our key players are gonna get injured.
You've a tidy buffer to be able to lean on. That many games will be the test but Klopp has learned from his first winter in the UK tbh.
Hoeneß says he was behind the Davies and Pavard transfers. I think he was also behind getting Hudson-Odoi.
We'll see. I'm sceptical, but Davies and Pavard are good transfers.
I could personally attack you but then I'd get a ban for attacking a member.
You cunt.
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