Stadjer
Full Member
People are still defending that twat? No he did not try he was very bad and its obvious his mind is elsewhere
People are still defending that twat? No he did not try he was very bad and its obvious his mind is elsewhere
He was not a mixed bag at all, unless he’s supposed to never cede possession or something.
He played very well, and our only plan was clearly to give it to him and hope.
People are still defending that twat? No he did not try he was very bad and its obvious his mind is elsewhere
Oh give over. That's delusional stuff.
I have to disagree, he is more than capable of being the best player. But he did not deserve better he needed to set the example and that just doesn't happen. He time and again left Shaw and Jones exposed and jogs back to the edge of the area. I think he could be a great player but is a luxury that we cannot afford. I want the best players at Utd but the best players do not make the best teams. A team when we relied on great players was not always the best team, United have had some great players who have effected the dynamic leading to predictable slow football.Best player on the field today. Deserves better than this club
We don't need a leader, this concept of football belongs with SAF, we need a set of competent and confident footballers. Pogba was never a leader so expect him to be one at United is just wrong. He can display certain qualities of it but he just ain't on a long term basis.We have a lazy, petulant, self indulgent set of players. Pogba is the de-facto leader and his carefree style, with moments of quality interspersed with long periods of low intensity, ill focused meandering fits in too well.
Wonderful talent but not the leader we need, and I doubt without selling him we can fund the summer of transfers we need, so move him on, right player at the wrong time.
How could he have a negative influence on the team? I mean seriously, he's the only footballer we have who looks to create something.He’s a great player but I do worry he has to much negative influence on the team.. for that reason I’d sell him for a huge fee and replace with a new playmaker.
100% spot on. You have hit the nail with this part in bold and yet somehow you see many deluded fans of ours still blame him for not being what he has never been cut out to be. It's just impossible to give a fair assessment of him in those conditionsHe'd be immense in a good team, but he isn't a driving force. That's ok. Some players are, some capitalise on what's around them.
We are not big enough for Pogba to thrive.
I hope I don't come off as a player-fan, over a club-fan, I most definitely am not, but he needs to leave this mess of a club, to have the career his talent deserves.
The club needs a voluntary RESET, before we sleepwalk into a relegation battle.
Yes. I've been around since the Doc's time here.
It all starts with that, which leads to the back pass and running towards the wrong direction. Technically speaking our players are in general very poor.One top attacker and Pogba looks totally different, some of the long passes that he did today would have led to great opportunities if the likes of Salah, Sterling or Song were at the end of them. In this team, you put a teammate in a good position and he cancels it with one touch, one back pass or a dribble toward our goals.
And yet there's no escaping the fact that as a creator, he depends on the attacker to finish the chance or actually get a shot off it. If someone makes a touch compilation of him, you'll be surprised how many great moves were wasted.The logic used to defend him seems to be:
a) He's an excellent player in a very poor team.
b) If he had better teammates, in a set up specifically designed to let him shine, he'd be awesome.
I'm a chef. If I go round my Dad's house and he asks for egg and chips, I make him egg and chips. That's what is needed and what fecker (except Dad) can't make egg and chips?
The Pogba equivalent is to juggle the eggs until I drop them, throw my hands up and complain frozen chips are rubbish, and then flutter my eyelashes towards the Tapas restaurant in town.
My Dad is left hungry, and my mum keeps showing him YouTube videos of the Coq au Vin I made last summer.
There's nothing inherent in his game that stops him from tracking back, laying it off quickly under pressure, and getting up immediately after being tackled instead of a 5 second flounce when he feels he should have a freekick. Wasteman.
This is extremely likely.Scapegoat, likely be sacrificed this summer and we'll be crying about how our midfield lacks creativity in 12 months
The analogy is so terrible, I'm lost for wordsThe logic used to defend him seems to be:
a) He's an excellent player in a very poor team.
b) If he had better teammates, in a set up specifically designed to let him shine, he'd be awesome.
I'm a chef. If I go round my Dad's house and he asks for egg and chips, I make him egg and chips. That's what is needed and what fecker (except Dad) can't make egg and chips?
The Pogba equivalent is to juggle the eggs until I drop them, throw my hands up and complain frozen chips are rubbish, and then flutter my eyelashes towards the Tapas restaurant in town.
My Dad is left hungry, and my mum keeps showing him YouTube videos of the Coq au Vin I made last summer.
There's nothing inherent in his game that stops him from tracking back, laying it off quickly under pressure, and getting up immediately after being tackled instead of a 5 second flounce when he feels he should have a freekick. Wasteman.