In the wake of comments from Raheem Sterling's agent yesterday in which he declared his client wouldn't stay at Liverpool for £900,000 a week before declaring Jamie Carragher a ‘knob', Arsene Wenger says those kind of public declarations are unhelpful to clubs on all sides. Sterling has felt the backlash of Liverpool fans who booed him at their end of year awards ceremonies (while some have probably got together to record a special edition of Ferry Across the Mersey with ‘comedy' lyrics), but the Arsenal manager says often it's not the player who is at fault when these things become public. 'I don’t want to single out people,' he said 'but discretion is the best way to deal...
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