Mercurial
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It aint over until the fat man sings.Not long now until he's gone.
Can't wait.
It aint over until the fat man sings.Not long now until he's gone.
Can't wait.
Really good balanced opinion[MEDIAg=youtube]v63zJ7zeZKs[/MEDIA]
Sounds like he doesn't give a shit anymore, and I don't blame him.
The season's gone, we've not won a trophy in years and we won't win any this season, and most likely we'll miss out on CL football. In addition his contract's running out, he doesn't have a consistent position/role at the club, and fans absolutely hate his guts. No reason to care anymore.
As a fan of football first, I wish him luck wherever he goes. In my eyes he never really did anything so bad as to be absolutely hated.
The pub guide has spoken
Cant wait for him to leave, just so certain section can get of his dick, failed from day one with fans having mental expectations of him, everyone can be shit but we paid money so he should bail them all week in week out. Not to mention cowards hating him and hiding their hate behind his agent, while drooling on very mention of Haaland joining us, funny is it.
Also dunno why people would mind him joining our rivals on free, specially after his game was described in so many negative ways.
What on earth does Thierry Henry have to do with anything?! Henry was one of the top five premier league players of all time. Pogba wouldn't make top twenty. Arguably not even top fifty.I always wonder what a new bread Thierry Henry relieving his career in a United shirt would go down with this fanbase.
Just for research purposes. I have a feeling he’d get mixed reviews, we something not quite sitting right about him.
I always wonder what a new bread Thierry Henry relieving his career in a United shirt would go down with this fanbase.
Just for research purposes. I have a feeling he’d get mixed reviews, we something not quite sitting right about him.
They are both black, French and have bags of ability.........but comparing the Pogba slating to what Henry would have been thought of is frankly ridiculous, definately amongst the best performers and entertainers this league has ever seen.
People seem to forget Pogba was a world record transfer at the time. Hardly the first huge transfer in the game to flop, many of them have actually. But I dont see how even the most ardent fan of Pogba here can justify he has been a success here individually or as part of the team considering he was a world record purchase.
At the end pf the day, even though its a different world, players are ultimately judged on there performances on the pitch. We have had some fantastic players who havent always behaved well off of the pitch but a lot of this "player a" is getting unfair criticism from the fans, I dotn see one current big name player that I would agree with that statement on, not one
The abuse is ridiculous, as is all such internet abuse of players, and I’m not sure what it really is about. He’s a very gifted player that struggles with consistency in a malfunctioning team.There is a privilege though. He’s not even our most expensive flop. But we treat him like we’ve never seen anything like it. He doesn’t miss behave, he’s not arrogant, he’s actually won trophies with us and been one of our best players at periods in time.
But the abuse he gets is just weird. Maybe it’s how he left us and went on to be successful. I get it (I think) but then again I don’t get it.
There is a privilege though. He’s not even our most expensive flop. But we treat him like we’ve never seen anything like it. He doesn’t miss behave, he’s not arrogant, he’s actually won trophies with us and been one of our best players at periods in time.
But the abuse he gets is just weird. Maybe it’s how he left us and went on to be successful. I get it (I think) but then again I don’t get it.
The pub guide has spoken
We need someone who can play wheat in, wheat outIt doesn't matter, he barley plays anyway...
When Paul Pogba returned to Manchester United for a fee nearing £100m, it was clear they were signing a great player.
The question was whether he really wanted to be there, or if money lured him back to Old Trafford, where he has had many ups and downs since.
The Manchester United star is out of contract in the summer, and could very well leave the Red Devils on a free for the second time in his career, previously doing so in 2012 to join Juventus back when Sir Alex Ferguson was still in charge.
A lack of first-team opportunities was supposedly behind it, and there’s no denying Pogba developed well in Italy when he was given more of a chance, but it appears there was a bit more to it than that.
This is according to the Manchester United midfielder’s brother, Mathias Pogba, who gave an interview to So Foot.
Asked whether he had anything to do with his sibling moving to Juventus, he said: “Not only did I push him a little: it’s thanks to me that he signed there! I convinced him, 100%. And look at the player he has become. In Manchester, they were making him false promises.”
As to what role he has played in the Manchester United player’s career, he added: “The role of a big brother, quite simply: no more, no less. I will advise until my death.”
We need someone who can play wheat in, wheat out
I will believe it when he is gone. The club has shown that they are complete idiots when it comes to renewals.Glad this circus will move to a different club. All talk no show.
We need someone who can play wheat in, wheat out
He's just not on the field enough
When Paul Pogba returned to Manchester United for a fee nearing £100m, it was clear they were signing a great player.
The question was whether he really wanted to be there, or if money lured him back to Old Trafford, where he has had many ups and downs since.
The Manchester United star is out of contract in the summer, and could very well leave the Red Devils on a free for the second time in his career, previously doing so in 2012 to join Juventus back when Sir Alex Ferguson was still in charge.
A lack of first-team opportunities was supposedly behind it, and there’s no denying Pogba developed well in Italy when he was given more of a chance, but it appears there was a bit more to it than that.
This is according to the Manchester United midfielder’s brother, Mathias Pogba, who gave an interview to So Foot.
Asked whether he had anything to do with his sibling moving to Juventus, he said: “Not only did I push him a little: it’s thanks to me that he signed there! I convinced him, 100%. And look at the player he has become. In Manchester, they were making him false promises.”
As to what role he has played in the Manchester United player’s career, he added: “The role of a big brother, quite simply: no more, no less. I will advise until my death.”
He's in Seville?Any Manager worth his salt would bench the moaning Frenchman who did bugger all to make the side competitive for the last two seasons.
Any Manager worth his salt would bench the moaning Frenchman who did bugger all to make the side competitive for the last two seasons.
the rational offer would be £200K / week
Keep my club's name out your brother's mouth!
Keep my club's name out your brother's mouth!
When Paul Pogba returned to Manchester United for a fee nearing £100m, it was clear they were signing a great player.
The question was whether he really wanted to be there, or if money lured him back to Old Trafford, where he has had many ups and downs since.
The Manchester United star is out of contract in the summer, and could very well leave the Red Devils on a free for the second time in his career, previously doing so in 2012 to join Juventus back when Sir Alex Ferguson was still in charge.
A lack of first-team opportunities was supposedly behind it, and there’s no denying Pogba developed well in Italy when he was given more of a chance, but it appears there was a bit more to it than that.
This is according to the Manchester United midfielder’s brother, Mathias Pogba, who gave an interview to So Foot.
Asked whether he had anything to do with his sibling moving to Juventus, he said: “Not only did I push him a little: it’s thanks to me that he signed there! I convinced him, 100%. And look at the player he has become. In Manchester, they were making him false promises.”
As to what role he has played in the Manchester United player’s career, he added: “The role of a big brother, quite simply: no more, no less. I will advise until my death.”