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I'm Joe Devine and welcome to Whiteboard Football Extra.

In this series of short podcasts, we'll be talking to the writers of our videos, taking a more in-depth look at the topics they choose to discuss.

We'll also be engaging with user comments, so if after watching a video you have follow-up questions, we have an opportunity to answer them.

Underrated or overrated, depending on who you speak to. Rahim Sterling certainly splits opinion,

but the stats show that he's currently enjoying his best season in terms of

attacking output.

I'm joined by Alex Stewart to talk about his resurgence under Pep Guardiola, his international

hopes, and the suave of potentially unfair negative criticism leveled against him.

Alex, in the video you say that Rahim Sterling should be considered as one of England's key

players, particularly given his revival of sorts under Pep Cardiola, but how much of

Sterling's improvement is down to how he's handled tactically or otherwise by Cardiola?

And do England need to consider his strengths in this regard to get the

best out of him? And further to that, is he key enough for Gareth Southgate to bend

England's tactical approach to suit him? I think in response to the first point, it's worth

noting that Guardiola's used Sterling in eight different positions in both the

Premier League and the Champions League. So he's played him everywhere from as a wingback to

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