Santoryo
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Some staunch Mourinho in taking their angers and frustrations of their deity firing on Pogba
The fecking world cup is not just a "cup competition". It's the highest stage of them all. And yes you do pay 90m and then pay more to get the best out of it. Either that or you have a better functioning team. Pogba is not someone who can carry a team that just isn't his game but he is an incredible player that can become a crucial cog in a good team.
All the experts agree with this. He has proved it in top teams but no according to CAF experts he just isn't good enough for 8th place Manchester United. (not to mention before a weeks ago he was actually the few players who was helping us win games! FFS the short memories on here)
I'd say the Champions league knock out stage, is the "highest stage of them all"
The world cup has a lot of poor teams.
However these statistics may not be normalized by the number of mins played.Man Utd under Mourinho:
Most mins played (outfield): Paul Pogba
Most assists: Paul Pogba
Most chances created: Paul Pogba
Most successful passes: Paul Pogba
Most successful dribbles: Paul Pogba
Most shots against woodwork: Paul Pogba
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However these statistics may not be normalized by the number of mins played.
If that happens along with you hopefully.He flourishes and then pisses off in the summer
If that happens along with you hopefully.
For the same reasons.Why would I piss off with him?
For the same reasons.
I think we’ll see a lot of the same flaws in Pogba’s game under a new manager. We saw them when he played for France after all. Hopefully we’ll be too busy attacking for the flaws to be as big a problem as they were under Mourinho. Pogba sure as shit isn’t suited to Mourinho’s style of football and all the good stuff he does will be more noticeable if we spend more of every game attacking.
I think so too, but why can't we buy midfielders who compliment him? It's a lot easier to do that and also makes more sense to work with our current star players.I think we’ll see a lot of the same flaws in Pogba’s game under a new manager.
Oh no i saw the point you were making and i made one that overrode your point. He is a human. Its as simple as that. Doesnt matter how much you love the company/team/fans in this instance, if your boss is a cnut and undermining you. You will NOT give it your all as even the most confident people will lose confidence in such an environment. I wont make a snide remark thinking like i got one over on you but you really need to settle that tone down bud. Im sure there are doc's, lawyers in these threads that are quite a bit ahead of you in the intellect raceWhich would mean he isn't motivated by the fans or the badge but only gripe against his manager. Which was the entire point of the post you've quoted. Well done
Which would mean he isn't motivated by the fans or the badge but only gripe against his manager. Which was the entire point of the post you've quoted. Well done
Yes agreed, there are often difficult characters at the national level as well.I disagree. The pressure of national level football is on another level.
That is just not true. He didnt do that at Juve, nor for France, and neither at United. But he is a player that needs the manager's trust. Now it is up to him to step up though and show the world that he's not just a great player but also a great leader.I never understand the hype on him. So far he does nothing special to justify his salary and also his attitude in the field. He is playing for himself most of the time. I doubt a change of manager will see his performance suddenly improve.
Yes agreed, there are often difficult characters at the national level as well.
Has he? With Pogba, everything is polemic"Pogba hasn't conducted himself well & he needs a kick up the backside from the new manager"
Darren Fletcher says #mufc face another major problem if Pogba is allowed to think he has "won" after Mourinho's sacking.
So no matter what, he will get criticism.
If he plays well then he downed tools and didn't play for the manager, respect the fans bla bla bla
If he doesn't play well then he isn't good enough and should be sold.
Nice options for Pogba,
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/f...tml?ns_mchannel=rss&ito=1490&ns_campaign=1490
EDIT - Not sure how true it is considering we've just sacked Jose - not sure how much more can be done to placate any issues he may have had.
Also, it runs counter to everything we've been hearing from the French and Italian sources, who have stated that he's actually been one of the unifying players in the dressing room and tried to get the rest of the team playing for the badge.
Fully agree with this. We need to do everything to eke out Pogba's potential. Hopefully Ole's spell here will be the start of that rehabilitation and the new manager (whoever it may be) will reap the rewards of it in the coming seasons.I see it this way. On the one hand we have a man who has sown discord at numerous clubs creating toxic atmospheres with everyone mightily relieved when he moves on. On the other we have a man with little track record of falling out with people or being a disruptive and negative influence in his workplace.
The Mourinho show is over now (bar the inevitable press briefings against United and Pogba) and I think we should just focus on how Pogba does on the pitch now because if he is used properly and we get the best out of him United will win a lot of football matches. The football will be alright too. If it's not to be we bin him at the end of the season.
Well, if the player that is running the least, the one losing the most balls and has the least amount of sprints is your most creative player, it is obvious that a lot of things were not okay behind the scenes. And both Jose and Paul were at fault.To be fair you could probably do a list of other top stats he wins such as number of times dispossessed, least amount of tackles made, least amount of sprints etc etc.
Will be good to see him under a new manager though and hopefully he can be a bit more like the Pogba we saw against City away last season.
Fully agree with this. We need to do everything to eke out Pogba's potential. Hopefully Ole's spell here will be the start of that rehabilitation and the new manager (whoever it may be) will reap the rewards of it in the coming seasons.
A fit and fully firing Pogba could go a long way towards getting us Top 4 by the end of the season, IMO.
I see it this way. On the one hand we have a man who has sown discord at numerous clubs creating toxic atmospheres with everyone mightily relieved when he moves on. On the other we have a man with little track record of falling out with people or being a disruptive and negative influence in his workplace.
The Mourinho show is over now (bar the inevitable press briefings against United and Pogba) and I think we should just focus on how Pogba does on the pitch now because if he is used properly and we get the best out of him United will win a lot of football matches. The football will be alright too. If it's not to be we bin him at the end of the season.
Hope to god we cash in on him in the summer. If we can recoup what we spent I would be happy with that.
He might still be a bit peeved with the booing he got in his last game when he came off the bench ?Will be interesting to see his goal celebration if he scores.Will be interesting to see what happens with Pogba now. If he doesn't start delivering on a regular basis he no longer has anywhere to hide or excuses.
Been jeered by French fans as well. He will get over it.He might still be a bit peeved with the booing he got in his last game when he came off the bench ?Will be interesting to see his goal celebration if he scores.
yeah just what we need, weakening an already poor squad by getting rid of our best outfield player
glad you're not running the club.
Fergie axed them because half of them were on the piss every night. People are questioning Pogba's attitude mainly because of media hysteria and a few crap performances. Most of the stuff in the media just seems like agenda driven rubbish, and all of our squad have been poor. I'm still waiting to see a genuinely logical reason as to why Pogba should be sold.Did you say that when Fergie axed half of our first team because of their attitude, to make room for the Co92?
Glad you're not running the club.
"Let's let Pogba do what he wants because he so talented" Absolutely pathetic.
Just like his formThis thread should be locked now until the next game. It's a mess
Fergie axed them because half of them were on the piss every night. People are questioning Pogba's attitude mainly because of media hysteria and a few crap performances. Most of the stuff in the media just seems like agenda driven rubbish, and all of our squad have been poor. I'm still waiting to see a genuinely logical reason as to why Pogba should be sold.