The Liverpool Offside Feb 26, 2015
Raheem Sterling Hopes to Sign New Contract Soon
Raheem Sterling’s seemingly never-ending contract saga could be set to come to an end, with the player hopeful of signing a new deal soon. Raheem Sterling was expected to sign a new deal last summer. Eight months on, it’s still up in the air. In the meantime, Real Madrid have come and gone as rumoured suitors, Brendan Rodgers has offered countless updates with the manager believing each time a deal is nearly done, and Liverpool have gone from looking over their shoulder at the relegation zone to looking at a top four run. "It’s not a distraction to me," said Sterling ahead of...
Liverpool Echo Feb 25, 2015
Raheem Sterling: I'm my 'own biggest critic' and watched Old Trafford misses over and over to see how I could get better
I'll improve my finishing for Liverpool FC and take my game to the next level
Liverpool Echo Feb 25, 2015
Raheem Sterling: Liverpool FC will stick to our gameplan and try to play really attacking football
It will be a difficult game but I'm always wanted to play in front of Turkish fans says player who has now equalled his goals tally for whole of last season
The Liverpool Offside Feb 23, 2015
Sterling Says Liverpool Finally Showing Top Four Form, Provides Contract Update
It wasn't pretty, but Raheem Sterling says Liverpool's result at St Mary's was the kind of win the team needed to solidify their pursuit of Champions League football next season. In recent years Liverpool have not "won ugly" nearly enough. It's never fun to win ugly, of course, but as many a Manchester United side could tell you, scraping all three points from a mediocre performance is the stuff league titles are made of. Liverpool certainly didn't win ugly very often last season despite their title run, but although they're not in the conversation for top honours this season, they're...
The Liverpool Offside Feb 21, 2015
Barnes Advises Raheem Sterling to Sign a New Deal and Stick Around
A man who knows a thing or two about forging a successful career at Liverpool has weighed in on the Raheem Sterling situation, advising him to sign a new deal and remain on Merseyside for the next few years. From right around the corner to very soon to next week to imminent, the saga surrounding Raheem Sterling's new Liverpool contract has included everything but an actual signature. Talk of agent complications and wage disagreements have persisted, and the only real certainty in that the talented 20-year-old is yet to commit his future to the club beyond his current deal, which expires in...
The Liverpool Offside Feb 14, 2015
Sterling Ruled Out of Crystal Palace Match, Tentative Return Set for Besiktas
The foot injury that's lingered over the past week will keep Liverpool's 20-year-old forward out of another fixture, as he is reportedly set to miss out on today's fifth round FA Cup tie at Crystal Palace. Raheem Sterling's absence on Tuesday night against Tottenham proved not to be decisive, as Brendan Rodgers' selections both from the outset and off the bench proved to be enough to edge past the visitors in an exciting 3-2 win. Going without arguably their best attacking player this season wasn't something many would hope to see replicated, however, and with the fixtures coming thick and...
Cartilage Free Captain Feb 10, 2015
Liverpool stars to miss out on Tottenham clash
Raheem Sterling and Lucas will not feature for Liverpool as they take on Tottenham at Anfield Liverpool will be without young England star Raheem Sterling for their clash against Tottenham Hotspur, the BBC has confirmed. Also missing out will be midfielder Lucas Leiva, whose position will likely be taken by Emre Can. Unfortunately for Spurs, Phillip Coutinho seems to be over whatever knock he took at the weekend and should feature as will newly-returned striker Daniel Sturridge. I am told Raheem Sterling is out of #LFC's game with Spurs tonight with a knock. — Ben Smith (@BenSmithBBC)...
The Liverpool Offside Feb 4, 2015
Bolton 1, Liverpool 2: Rank the Performances
With a hard-fought FA Cup victory over Bolton in the books, we want to know how you would rank Liverpool's performers and who your Man of the Match was. Poor refereeing, poor midfield play, and poor in front of goal, but in the end a pair of brilliant moments—Emre Can’s pass over the top to put Raheem Sterling on goal and Philippe Coutinho’s shot from distance—mean none of that matters and Liverpool are on to the fifth round of the FA Cup. All told it was a mixed bag performance, but on the balance of play Liverpool likely deserved the result they eventually got. Now let us know how...
