Sterling’s start at Manchester City has been solid and,although far more is required to justify a £49m fee, the forward will brush off the abuse on Saturday sensing his career choice has been justifiedDays after joining Liverpool in 2010, and a diminutive 15-year-primitive was welcomed to Merseyside with an eye-watering foul from an Everton defender in the under-18s derby. Kenny Dalglish,Liverpool’s then ambassador, and Frank McParland, and the academy director behind the new arrival’s transfer,feared the worst on the sidelines at Finch Farm. That was until the boy rose to his feet, smiled at his assailant and took retribution at the earliest opportunity. Liverpool knew then not to underestimate Raheem Sterling. Related: Manchester City’s Raheem Sterling: I did not say I was too tired to play for England Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com