Cloud7
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Man he's become a proper Hargreaves now. Really sad for a man who was my favorite player for many years.
He was always really closed about his personal life. Probably really focused in football before.Which off field issues? I agree with you otherwise although I can't remember if we never used him centrally.
Didn't know that, thanks mate!He was always really closed about his personal life. Probably really focused in football before.
Around his last year in Arsenal he started a relationship with a very well known model/actress from Chile and broke up about 1-2 years, by the time we were still with mou.
After that even his performances for Chile went rock bottom and we choked the Russia 18 qualification on GD.
He looked sad for a long time and his situation at United didn't help.
Such weak mentality then.He was always really closed about his personal life. Probably really focused in football before.
Around his last year in Arsenal he started a relationship with a very well known model/actress from Chile and broke up about 1-2 years, by the time we were still with mou.
After that even his performances for Chile went rock bottom and we choked the Russia 18 qualification on GD.
He looked sad for a long time and his situation at United didn't help.
Such weak mentality then.
Jesus Christ, what a comment. So whoever loses form and is sad cause of a break up or something else what happened in his life has 'weak mentality'....Such weak mentality then.
Isn't it all Ole's fault?Allegri: "I wanted to test Paul (Pogba) at the start of the game when the rhythm of the game is different. The motion of kicking a ball can affect the quadriceps. We are all sorry for him. Paul is a man with 3 children, he has the broad shoulders to overcome this injury."
The caf likes to joke about how players who have turned 30 have a foot in the grave but there might actually be some truth in that statement.
Not everyone is robotic.
It was a breakup between couple, not a marriage divorce. He can be sad, but he shouldn't let it affect his form.Jesus Christ, what a comment. So whoever loses form and is sad cause of a break up or something else what happened in his life has 'weak mentality'....
Always love these comparisons as they rarely work. Also I dont think his form dipped just cause of the breakup.It was a breakup between couple, not a marriage divorce. He can be sad, but he shouldn't let it affect his form.
People flopping at their work due to a breakup in other industries may even get a fine, usually at least a scolding from their boss.
It was a breakup between couple, not a marriage divorce. He can be sad, but he shouldn't let it affect his form.
People flopping at their work due to a breakup in other industries may even get a fine, usually at least a scolding from their boss.
It was a breakup between couple, not a marriage divorce. He can be sad, but he shouldn't let it affect his form.
People flopping at their work due to a breakup in other industries may even get a fine, usually at least a scolding from their boss.
Ole really came in like a wrecking ball.. broke very talented players like Pogba and Martial (both players disliked by the fans because of their injuries now) and wasted tons of money. Making Ole the permanent manager has to be the worst pre Ferguson decision made…
Almost broke Rashford too.
Now more time for a 2nd pogumentary, hit back at the haters of the firstPogba is definitely showing Manutd why they were right in not offering him a contract sooner or the value he wanted.
I think it’s unfair to blame a coach. They would have taken advice from the doctors and physios plus the player himself before making that choice.Ole happened.
He had niggling problems under Mourinho but nothing serious and were never out for more than 4 games at most. Then Ole rushed him back from his foot injury in Dec 19, he immediately relapsed and since then his injuries blew up exponentially.
Bitter sweet isn’t it. I feel very sad for him. I don’t really blame him as I hear he is a model pro in terms of looking after himself. Just very unlucky. Sweet as we’re not paying for it anymore.Shame for the player, but cant say I'm too sad to see Juve tied up to an injury prone player on big wages.
Allegri: "I wanted to test Paul (Pogba) at the start of the game when the rhythm of the game is different. The motion of kicking a ball can affect the quadriceps. We are all sorry for him. Paul is a man with 3 children, he has the broad shoulders to overcome this injury."
The caf likes to joke about how players who have turned 30 have a foot in the grave but there might actually be some truth in that statement.
I mean you are the one who keeps on mentioning reaching CL final as an achievement. You have no right telling others they are saying nonsense after this.
It rarely happens though .Have we blamed Lingard yet?
will be interesting to see Juventus just pay his contract off now. I mean that’s what we should have done with Jones? Am i right?
It’s not unfair if we have evidence of said coach asking players to play while injured, repeatedly. The players can of course refuse, but we all know power dynamics in that working relationship makes it very difficult.I think it’s unfair to blame a coach. They would have taken advice from the doctors and physios plus the player himself before making that choice.
it does seem that our medical team need to look at long term, repeated injuries on a different way. Maybe I’m being harsh to them though.
My initial post: Pogba has had a career better than 95% players will ever have. Second post: proceeds to highlight things Pogba won/achieved/took part in. The point being - majority of players will never play in a CL final/be a CL runner-up. You not considering being a CL runner-up an achievement doesn’t change the fact I used it to substantiate that he’s had a better career than most professionals will ever have.
You interjected in a conversation - with nonsense. Affirmatively. and instead of recognising it as such, you’re now doing whatever this is you’re doing. No hard feelings, be easy brother.
I think Madrid wanted him before the start of the 2018-19 season. I bet they're glad they dodged a bullet there.Madrid didn't even want Pogba at that point.
I don't like him. Don't like his behavior. Don't like how he played and hogged the ball, slowed attacks. All in all he was shit for United. What's there to like or have sympathy for?Why?
I respect your opinion if you like him even though I don't share the view. You on the other hand can't handle my view it seems. I also don't have sympathy for many other footballers. Strange world. I also think karma evens things out in the end.Weirdo post.
If only we could all be Alpha Males™ like yourself.It was a breakup between couple, not a marriage divorce. He can be sad, but he shouldn't let it affect his form.
People flopping at their work due to a breakup in other industries may even get a fine, usually at least a scolding from their boss.