Raheem Sterling recently completed a big money move to Manchester City, and Arsenal director Lord Harris claims he's glad we didn't sign him instead, as reported by the Daily Mail. Sterling has been chastised for his behaviour throughout the transfer process, with the English youngster forcing his way out of Anfield. Harris insists that he's thankful Arsenal didn't try to sign the 20-year-old, with the Mail reporting that the way he treated Liverpool turned us off the idea of bringing him to the Emirates. 'Sterling is a very, very good player but I'm very pleased Arsenal didn't sign him,' Harris said, as quoted by the Daily Mail. 'He's got a lot to learn. They were looking at him and the...
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