| Sterling 23:10 - Sep 3 with 2504 views | Doudou87 |
Didn't realise he was a free agent, laughing gas aside, always read he was a good trainer and applied himself well. What happened for his career to end on such a low.
If he somehow dropped his wage by 90% would you bring him home? |  |
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| Sterling on 23:28 - Sep 3 with 2401 views | daveB |
Quite sad to see how far his fallen, he's not coming to QPR though |  | | |
| Sterling on 23:57 - Sep 3 with 2287 views | rbee |
Not another wide player! |  | | |
| Sterling on 00:05 - Sep 4 with 2271 views | ViewFrom165 |
It's a shame to see his fall from grace, but he played alot of Football at the highest level consistently from the age of 17 up until 28/29 before he started to fizzle out at Chelsea (and the underwhelming season at Arsenal). 82 Caps and 20 Goals for England as well.
If he's living locally could maybe invite him to train with us through the International Break and see if he has anything to offer, even if it is just raising the level in training. I always like how Arsenal take care of ex-players, even though he never played for us at Senior Level we could show him the same sentiment.
I watched him play for the Under 18's against Barnet when he was 15 and he was the best player on the pitch by a mile, amazing what he went on to achieve in his career. |  | | |
| Sterling on 00:32 - Sep 4 with 2204 views | LazyFan |
Has he not got a course case on 15 September 2026.
Assuming it all blows over, Chair style, then he will probably sign for any top-tier club that has not allocated all their 25-man squads yet. I think these clubs still have spaces: Newcastle, Spurs, Fulham and West Ham.
These teams can afford him, and three of them are based in London, which we know Sterling prefers.
He ain't coming here. |  |
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| Sterling on 01:12 - Sep 4 with 2132 views | Boston |
| Sterling on 00:32 - Sep 4 by LazyFan |
Has he not got a course case on 15 September 2026.
Assuming it all blows over, Chair style, then he will probably sign for any top-tier club that has not allocated all their 25-man squads yet. I think these clubs still have spaces: Newcastle, Spurs, Fulham and West Ham.
These teams can afford him, and three of them are based in London, which we know Sterling prefers.
He ain't coming here. |
We could always name a stand after him? | |
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| Sterling on 01:12 - Sep 4 with 2134 views | kensalriser |
We've done this...but he's due in court on a charge of dangerous driving and possession of nitrous oxide for wrongful inhalation.
So what do you reckon, does he sound like the right sort for our current squad? |  |
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| Sterling on 01:32 - Sep 4 with 2112 views | FredManRave |
| Sterling on 01:12 - Sep 4 by Boston |
We could always name a stand after him? |
We could rename our QPR Cash loyalty program after him. |  |
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| Sterling on 02:15 - Sep 4 with 2029 views | Benny_the_Ball |
Forget about it. We don't have enough sterling for Sterling. |  | | |
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| Sterling on 10:26 - Sep 4 with 1597 views | PlanetHonneywood |
While we're at it, why not see if we can rehab: John Leslie, Russell Brand, Tiger Woods, and Nick Kyrgios.
Might be rubbish footballers, but the Christmas party should be a hoot! |  |
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| Sterling on 12:56 - Sep 5 with 1023 views | numptydumpty |
An ageing player in terms of his performances for some years, out for one last pay day but unlikely to be anywhere near the levels he got to at City and Liverpool.
In fact Smyth, Poku, Vale, Saito, Chair and even perhaps Dembele all could perform better than Sterling is likely to achieve presently.
We went down the route previously of signing top players in their latter years, Ji Sung Park, Rio Ferdinand and on big money.
Remind me how that went again ?
No chance and good job we dont consider this anymore.... |  |
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