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24th April 2015
09:16am BST

Sterling's contract runs for another two years at Anfield, but it's thought he is looking for a considerable pay rise from £35,000 a week to £150,000.
Those reports have prompted an angry reaction from some fans, who believe the winger needs to deliver more than his 11 goals and eight assists in all competitions to deserve such enormous rewards.
“I set targets for myself at the start of the season and I’m probably a few goals behind where I wanted to be," said Sterling of his contribution this season.
“I’m my own biggest critic. I don’t need anyone to tell me when I’ve played badly. I know when I’ve done bad, I’m always looking where I could have done better or scored an extra goal.
“This is the world that we live in. You look at the players like Ronaldo and these players are critical on themselves. These are the people that you need to idolise and look up to."
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