more money then sense, but you can`t blame the kids who go there thinking they`re made with the contracts they no doubt offer, I think Delph might be the Milner replacement and get more game time then most though to be honest
Completely agree, the fee is nothing to them they just paid what they had to in order to get him.
He's a great prospect and they have some incredible players for him to learn from, he should only get better with them.
Whilst he's not the complete package he has the potential to be great, it's good for England that he's gone there to improve, it will be interesting to see what happens to him in the next few seasons.
For Sterling, see Shaun Wright Phillips, Aaron Lennon, Nathon Redmond........ Only reason he got so much exposure is because he was at a big club like Liverpool who didn't have many other decent players. He is possibly the most overrated player I have ever seen. He will be transferred to a mid table club for under 20 mill within 3 years, and then on to a lower prem team a few years after than for a lot less.
For Sterling, see Shaun Wright Phillips, Aaron Lennon, Nathon Redmond........ Only reason he got so much exposure is because he was at a big club like Liverpool who didn't have many other decent players. He is possibly the most overrated player I have ever seen. He will be transferred to a mid table club for under 20 mill within 3 years, and then on to a lower prem team a few years after than for a lot less.
Cant see Delph playing. They've ruined Rodwell and Sinclair. They've paid 11 million for some kid from Fulham who probably wont see the light of day either.
It's all about opinions I suppose. My opinion is that he's a complete hype job and will fade from the spotlight within a few seasonsThats bollocks. There's a stereotype of young black English wingers with loads of pace but no end product but he doesn't fit that at all. Liverpool used him as a playmaker and even as a centre forward because he's way more than just pace. He's got talent. That should be obvious to anyone who's watched Match of the Day a few times.
I think Sterling is a much better player than those you have mentioned but I take your point.
It is make or break for him, his attitude will play a major part, he could be great but he may equally end up being a huge anti climax.
I hope he proves me wrong and we have a genuine world class English player on our hands. I just don't see it whatsoever. Oxelaide Chamberlin is a far better player in my opinion, who actually plays the playmaker role a lot better than sterling.
It's all about opinions I suppose. My opinion is that he's a complete hype job and will fade from the spotlight within a few seasons
Man City are desperate to sign players so they comply with the toughening of the home grown rules. Anyone half decent they can get their hands on.
We all know they wouldn't have given Delph a second thought otherwise.
So now him and others will be there to making up the numbers, instead of playing, week in week out, elsewhere.
Kind of makes a mockery of the rules intentions.
A huge amount of wonga is more probable.I reckon Delph has been promised a certain amount of game time, only reason I can think of for the sudden U-turn
Villa have pulled some serious coin this week, Benteke and Delph have netted them over £40m, they'll definitely do some significant additional business.
I bet Sherwood's well chuffed.Obviously Idrissa Gueye is a facebook friend of Fab DelphNew Aston Villa signing Idrissa Gueye: "The most important thing was to come to England to improve and aim for a big club later."
I bet Sherwood's well chuffed.