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The episode I am talking about happened in 2012.Not sure they do to be honest but that's a separate debate; Keane and Carragher are far worse on De Gea
The episode I am talking about happened in 2012.Not sure they do to be honest but that's a separate debate; Keane and Carragher are far worse on De Gea
The episode I am talking about happened in 2012.
Good on Micah to question their sincerity. Hippocrates the lot of them.
Doubt it. At least I never resort to name calling though.This might be your stupidest and least self aware post yet.
Think there is definitely double standards from Gary regarding Pogba and Kane which was put to him earlier in the week in that season preview.
Good on Micah to question their sincerity. Hippocrates the lot of them.
Neville has been hugely complimentary about DDG in the intervening years. The criticism in 2012 was well warranted, just as the subsequent praise has been since.The episode I am talking about happened in 2012.
Your micro analysis is not necessary. Neville made a silly comment in 2012 about our CBs not fancying De Gea when he couldn't possibly know. Fergie called the comment idiotic and it was. That is all there is to it.Neville has been hugely complimentary about DDG in the intervening years. The criticism in 2012 was well warranted, just as the subsequent praise has been since.
You seem to be falling into the trap of believing that the polarisation of social media debate necessarily also exists in the real world. This idea if you dislike a particular aspect of something, the only way to get your opinion across is to spew unfiltered hatred about it; rather than offer criticism when appropriate and praise when it's deserved.
Has Neville criticised Pogba, Kane and DDG? Yes, on occasion. Has he praised them too? Yes, profusely.
When people exist on only one side of a polarisation they focus on the bits of Neville's punditry that provoke them but ignore the bits that they agree with. Then they paint him as biased for discussing both sides, because they only want him to talk about one.
I like Micah a lot as an analyst. He talks sense and his interaction with Keane is the best thing going. Neville sadly is full of shite but not up there with Sourness.
Think there is definitely double standards from Gary regarding Pogba and Kane which was put to him earlier in the week in that season preview.
I like Micah a lot as an analyst. He talks sense and his interaction with Keane is the best thing going. Neville sadly is full of shite but not up there with Sourness.
Neville said that he knows Kane, and something had to have happened for him to act this way. Sounds to me like he’s making up excuses for him.
What about doing an interview with Kane where he bizarrely valued himself. If Pogba did that with one of the French journalists, you think there wouldn’t be a pile on for Pogba?
He did, yes.True. He knows Kane and doesn't know Pogba so it's not surprising that he sees one as a pro and the other as a mercenary. That said, Pogba does deserve criticism for his agents comments.
Top postMicah is joining the dots between different events, on different timelines, and with different outcomes. He's totally wrong in the way he's painting the narrative here.
Pogba got abuse when he said he wanted to move club. Not only one time, but on several occasions over the last few years.
And the agent he employs has said the same thing numerous times as well. If Raiola had done it just once, you could claim it was him going rogue. But he's parroted his client's same message over and over. A tactic that's not being repeated with Haaland, by way of comparison. So there's something deeper at play.
If it's a deliberate ploy by Pogba to put himself in the window, there's nothing wrong with fans being upset about it. Football isn't just a business for supporters, it's an emotional connection. So when that connection isn't reciprocated with commitment, players are going to be judged accordingly.
Also, Neville hasn't defended Kane for skipping training. Quite the opposite. He's been highly critical. And if Micah hadn't noticed, Kane was getting abuse by the Tottenham crowd as well today. Something that hasn't been done at OT for Pogba.
The 'saint' comment is getting overblown due to bad faith pundits changing the order of events. Neville said he was a saint up until 3 weeks ago. Not after.
Faux modesty/banter.He always puts himself down when it comes to his playing career. Overall (apart from 5-6 months in 2000) he was a very good and important right-back for us who improved every year...
The way he goes on about himself you'd think he was a Vauxhall Conference League player.
Gary Neville is underrating Gary Neville because he's English. It's a xenophobic agenda.Faux modesty/banter.
He knows you don't become a stalwart in the 90s and early 2000s United team by being a shite/average player.
you’ve already said that once, word for word, mate
I genuinely thought it was a glitch in the matrix.you’ve already said that once, word for word, mate
Pogba got abuse when he said he wanted to move club. Not only one time, but on several occasions over the last few years.
Just read what you’ve said again pal. You are talking absolute nonsenseMicah is joining the dots between different events, on different timelines, and with different outcomes. He's totally wrong in the way he's painting the narrative here.
Pogba got abuse when he said he wanted to move club. Not only one time, but on several occasions over the last few years.
And the agent he employs has said the same thing numerous times as well. If Raiola had done it just once, you could claim it was him going rogue. But he's parroted his client's same message over and over. A tactic that's not being repeated with Haaland, by way of comparison. So there's something deeper at play.
If it's a deliberate ploy by Pogba to put himself in the window, there's nothing wrong with fans being upset about it. Football isn't just a business for supporters, it's an emotional connection. So when that connection isn't reciprocated with commitment, players are going to be judged accordingly.
Also, Neville hasn't defended Kane for skipping training. Quite the opposite. He's been highly critical. And if Micah hadn't noticed, Kane was getting abuse by the Tottenham crowd as well today. Something that hasn't been done at OT for Pogba.
The 'saint' comment is getting overblown due to bad faith pundits changing the order of events. Neville said he was a saint up until 3 weeks ago. Not after.
Think there is definitely double standards from Gary regarding Pogba and Kane which was put to him earlier in the week in that season preview.
Also, Neville hasn't defended Kane for skipping training. Quite the opposite. He's been highly critical. And if Micah hadn't noticed, Kane was getting abuse by the Tottenham crowd as well today. Something that hasn't been done at OT for Pogba.
Stand by your manager he said when Mourinho was here. fecking hypocrite. Cant stand the ratboy.Nothing new for Gary being a hypocrite, though. Have you all seen the way he runs Salford? Axing managers left and right…
Think there is definitely double standards from Gary regarding Pogba and Kane which was put to him earlier in the week in that season preview.
I think it’s at the end when they start discussing Spurs. Just skip through and you’ll hear it.Any chance you can remember what part of that previews this was put to Neville as I’d love to witness the mental gymnastics he uses to get out of that one.
Beside the TY part I haven’t watched it. . .
Lets get one thing clear - Kane has not been called a saint for missing training. Gary has also agreed it's a wrong move.
By the same token, Pogba letting his agent constantly talk shite, is also a wrong move.
Both show bad form - but what Kane has done is far worse.
Nonsense.
You’d have to go far to see a less personal attack from the stands. Just say you don’t like the guy for no real reason & move on.
Pathetic.
Oh pleez. Gary said it was not correct to skip training and was disrespectful to club, but the Harry Kane he knew wouldn't do such a thing. So maybe he was that much hurt by things.Micah is joining the dots between different events, on different timelines, and with different outcomes. He's totally wrong in the way he's painting the narrative here.
Pogba got abuse when he said he wanted to move club. Not only one time, but on several occasions over the last few years.
And the agent he employs has said the same thing numerous times as well. If Raiola had done it just once, you could claim it was him going rogue. But he's parroted his client's same message over and over. A tactic that's not being repeated with Haaland, by way of comparison. So there's something deeper at play.
If it's a deliberate ploy by Pogba to put himself in the window, there's nothing wrong with fans being upset about it. Football isn't just a business for supporters, it's an emotional connection. So when that connection isn't reciprocated with commitment, players are going to be judged accordingly.
Also, Neville hasn't defended Kane for skipping training. Quite the opposite. He's been highly critical. And if Micah hadn't noticed, Kane was getting abuse by the Tottenham crowd as well today. Something that hasn't been done at OT for Pogba.
The 'saint' comment is getting overblown due to bad faith pundits changing the order of events. Neville said he was a saint up until 3 weeks ago. Not after.
This is what I don't like. If he knows something, say it. Otherwise it's utter conjecture.Oh pleez. Gary said it was not correct to skip training and was disrespectful to club, but the Harry Kane he knew wouldn't do such a thing. So maybe he was that much hurt by things.
There is an indirect justification being given, which is why he has to say such a thing. There is an indirect suggestion that Kane is some kind of victim of lies.
Neville loves Pogba.Pogba’s agent is a cnut & pogba should have shut him up, but what Kane has done is much worse. The reason people are comparing the two is because of the clear difference in treatment from certain pundits. If Pogba did what Kane did, Neville would have called him every name under the sun. Tell me I’m wrong.
The fact is, it looks pretty clear to me - Gary Neville & Graeme Souness don’t like Paul Pogba.
Not for this thread but on France duty he full on said he was thinking about moving club and it was good time for it.He has? When?
Neville loves Pogba.
The Spurs fans chanted, ‘Harry Kane are you watching’; comical, hardly personal. Tell me what these fans were saying wasn’t far more personalised & aggressive; there’s overtones & undertones you’re choosing to be ignorant over.That's not an entire crowd. You're always going to get exceptions to anything. The numbers aren't comparable to thousands of Spurs fans.
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The man said. . .Not for this thread but on France duty he full on said he was thinking about moving club and it was good time for it.
@tomaldinho1 You’ve pinpointed one, though I’d say questioning leaving us when we were floundering is hardly issuing a come get me plea.Pogba got abuse when he said he wanted to move club. Not only one time, but on several occasions over the last few years.