You are a gem Rozay. It's true that it takes a lot of energy to keep tackling the endless amounts of baseless negativity surrounding him.
Thank you. I’m not perfect, but I observed a lot of lazy generalisations and just felt the need to challenge people to think about what they think, and why they think it. It’s ironic because the word ‘lazy’ is often used in this topic, but what I’ve found in many of the responses I’ve gotten from asking people to elaborate is how lazily opinion can be formed, and how powerful media and echo chambers are. Turns out that the ‘facts’ these sentiments are predicated on are rarely even true. Just that if nobody speaks up for the other side, they just get accepted as fact.
I’ve read everything from made up statistics, made up statements, made up disobedience of the manager in the last month, and then of course, the proposing of a made up injury. Like, if that’s really why you’re mad, you need to look at yourself. I love this place because the conversation is often detailed, but I think football fans in general are generalised as not the smartest, and are so easily influenced and they are subconsciously told what to think often.
Hopefully I’ve just got people thinking a bit, rather than subconsciously echoing. If after proper consideration, you think Pogba is shite, uncommitted or whatever - at least it’s because you have genuine reason of your own. That’s not what I’ve found from some posters. Seems more like a bottom line of frustration that United are a bit shit, and they will blame whoever they are told to blame. Others, I honestly think, just have personal issues and have a problem with Pogba because he’s ‘different’ to them.
Like my views on McTominay. Some people love him and just dismiss my comments as an agenda. I always explain in detail the specific issues I have. It’s not emotional. I have nothing against him. To me, many of them are riding the wave of sentiment on that particular topic, again, not making objective football analysis, but it seems that reality is starting to set in on that topic.