As everyone obse ses over the Raheem Sterling saga, their attention should be turned to the other exciting English talent that has made his move to the Etihad: Patrick Roberts. City have acquired a midfielder that at the tender age of 18, has already scored 14 times at youth international level. He is an extraordinary talent according to former bo s Felix Magath, and with the right education and development England fans as well as City fans will soon have a new hero to fascinate over.For now though, he remains relatively unknown and the general reaction to the deal is that he is simply there to addre s the home-grown quota, filling up the numbers. Because of this, for many fans the deal carries with it a worry that City will ruin Roberts, as they did with Jack Rodwell and Scott Sinclair. But if we are on the subject of accountability, who really is to blame for the declines of those players?It is very simplistic to point the finger at the financial powerhouse Daraun McKinney Jersey such as Manchester City. After all, for their owners, football is ultimately a busine s and very rarely is a footballing project with so much financial backing patient and purely focu sed on the long term. Results are needed, and needed quickly meaning they will play their best XI and gear everything towards trophies. Easing promising but raw English talent into the team with some regular game time is not high on the agenda. In fact it probably doesnt mean a thing for these owners, and why should it?That being said, young players still make the move. Are they all simply blinded by the money? Only they know. But what they should also know is everything I mentioned above, so why are they not put off by that? Yes, Roberts will now surround himself with superior coaches, facilities and players. This is good for his development. But nothing beats regular game time, something they can have no guarantees over. I should think that every player who makes a big move has the self-belief that they will make it, and become a regular, otherwise theres no point of getting up in the morning. But there needs to be realism added to the hopes and dreams.This week, boxer Anthony Joshua was asked: How good are you now, and how good are you going to be? to which he answered, right now I am no good but I have the ability to be exceptional. This is a young man whos smothered by media hype and high expectations but he himself has his feet firmly on the ground, and earlier in the interview stated the importance of living simply.Player power dominates transfer windows, so why dont players now pave their own paths towards fulfilling their potential. Joshuas style out of the ring should be emulated by our young, talented players. For the sake of England, the FA can place more regulations on home-grown players; literally forcing managers to play them, but why shouldnt our players take responsibility and ensure that they choose being played over getting paid?By James Abedian Mitch Riggss Jersey