Swango1980
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Was always going to happen when you played for the clubs he did.Your dislike of Sterling is weird. He seems to get hate from a lot of people that I don't think he deserves. He had a spell around 2019 where he was genuinely world class, for City and England. He lost form a little bit around his Chelsea move and has been usurped as the main man by Palmer somewhat. But it's been hard for anyone else to shine in that basketcase club lately. I hope he gets a good move and gets his form back.
He basically abandoned Liverpool as an up and coming talent, so of course their fans will be bitter. There are a lot of Liverpool fans. There are also a lot of non-Liverpool fans who don't like Liverpool, so they'll have no love for Sterling unless they supported City (and there are not many City fans). Man Utd fans wouldn't exactly warm to him, being a Liverpool and City player. There are a lot of Utd fans. Goes to Chelsea, everyone likes to mock Chelsea these days. And, if he goes to Utd, no doubt that will intensify the critique of him from many angles again. I'm sure there will be plenty of Utd fans lukewarm to him, based on his history I mentioned.
If you could pick a set of clubs to transfer between, and pick the perfect timings to do so to ensure you stirred up a lot of resentment amongst as many fans as possible, I think Sterling has made the perfect choices through his career
But, given that I'm doubtful there are too many players who can score goals at Man Utd on a regular basis, I do have to admit Sterling is a player who has shown he can find the back of the net. There is potential that he could come in and give Utd a few more goals, and hopefully give the rest of the attack a bit of help. Of course, there is also the chance he is past his best by a long shot, and it would be a complete flop (although still probably better than Sancho, so in that sense not really worsening Utd)