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Do you want Pogba for £100 million?


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£89m reported fee doesn't include Raiola's fee, as per Di Marzio:


So this new fee that's been floated around isn't reflective of the overall cost by any means.
Didn't some journo say that Raiola agreed to take a cut on the 20m he was supposed to get and will now be getting around half of that? I think someehere in this thread there is something about this.
 
Pogback lol. Very original

#POGBACK wtf :lol: I love it.

So, has 'Pogback' been trademarked yet?

United were reading the thread, waiting till we got 1000 pages and steeling muppets original thoughts! trademarking is a process, a process I should have done :D

Would like to think United will be doing a 'Its Zlatan Time' clip with Pogba like a 'Guess who's back' or 'I'm back' #Pogback kinda thing
 
Agreed. The other ones were

He is talking euros?
I know he is....we're paying Juve €105m rising to a potential €110m, which works out to £89m rising to a potential £93m. Those fees exclude the Raiola fee, making the total cost of the transfer a fair bit more than £89m. €110m to Juve and €20m to Raiola have been widely floated around weeks ago now, so those figures fit in with that.

Didn't some journo say that Raiola agreed to take a cut on the 20m he was supposed to get and will now be getting around half of that? I think someehere in this thread there is something about this.
No that was dismissed by Di Marzio. What they said was that Juve would pay €4m and that we would pay €20m. People assumed it would be a 50/50 split between us and Juve but that wasn't what was reported by the reliable Journalists.

United paying Raiola but only leaking what we're paying Juve is pathetic as we're paying the % that they owe him for moving him to them from us on a free transfer.

I'm happy he's signed but the club's negotiaters look pathetic. Not a popular view on this place but that's just my opinion.
 
We don't have a beast of a DM to grant Pogba a hunting lice from that deep role as it would leave Carrick isolated and make vulnerable to getting overrun in midfield. The only way to get the best out of Pogba and maintain the team's balance is to play him as the furthest forward midfielder in a 4-3-3. Pair Carrick with a defensive box to box CM, TFM can be moulded into one imo, and give Pogba the free role.
Sounds fecking terrifying. I hope we never get one.
 
Feast on muppets. We somehow pulled it off.. Rvp, Di Maria, falcao, mikhita and now pogba.. And kept DDG from going also. Hope Jose make a OT A mean place to visit again.
 
He's sort of a hybrid of Yaya and Viera in their respective primes, except a bit better.

Viera pisses over Toure and Pogba every day of the week Raoul.

A prime Yaya Toure smashed in 20 league goals and grabbed 9 assists. You really think Pogba is better than that, at this current moment in time?


Just found this short clip from Henry. Hadn't seen it before but pretty much sums up my views on Pogba.

 
Feast on muppets. We somehow pulled it off.. Rvp, Di Maria, falcao, mikhita and now pogba.. And kept DDG from going also. Hope Jose make a OT A mean place to visit again.

Feck me, imagine if they were all still here!!! :( Fecking van Gaal! :o
 
I would almost certainly say that will be the case. He was shackled in that defensive role and I think Mourinho will be smart enough to play him in a role which best suits his current strengths.

I think Mourinho will make him play like frank lampard ;)

he will score a lot of goals for us :drool:
 
Surely could have waited for him to complete the medical before announcing?

What this tells me is that the club were as tired of this saga as we were. :lol:
 
Just found this short clip from Henry. Hadn't seen it before but pretty much sums up my views on Pogba.



Viera and Toure?
The things he can do with the ball are on par with Zidane (if not better).
 
Viera and Toure?
The things he can do with the ball are on par with Zidane (if not better).

I don't disagree. There were a few posters questioning my post about him being a hybrid of Viera and Toure, except better. I was a bit surprised to come across a clip of Henry basically agreeing.
 
I stand by that.

Gobsmacked, but delighted!!

I think we've been fortunate that Real and Barca haven't had the means this summer it seems.

As I do believe he would have gone to them over us.
Agreed. Hopefully this isn't a one-off, perfect storm which led to this signing. But if so, at least it's for a player who's quality is unquestioned in a position we've been looking to fill for years.
 
I don't disagree. There were a few posters questioning my post about him being a hybrid of Viera and Toure, except better. I was a bit surprised to come across a clip of Henry basically agreeing.
I think he's currently behind a prime Toure or Viera, but I certainly agree that he has the potential to surpass both of them.
 
Surely could have waited for him to complete the medical before announcing?

What this tells me is that the club were as tired of this saga as we were. :lol:
Juve announced that he was released for the medical first. With us heading into a game (where questions would be asked afterward), it's not like we could just go dark and avoid the press. Denying it straight to the face of all the press would have looked silly.
 
I know he is....we're paying Juve €105m rising to a potential €110m, which works out to £89m rising to a potential £93m. Those fees exclude the Raiola fee, making the total cost of the transfer a fair bit more than £89m. €110m to Juve and €20m to Raiola have been widely floated around weeks ago now, so those figures fit in with that.


No that was dismissed by Di Marzio. What they said was that Juve would pay €4m and that we would pay €20m. People assumed it would be a 50/50 split between us and Juve but that wasn't what was reported by the reliable Journalists.

United paying Raiola but only leaking what we're paying Juve is pathetic as we're paying the % that they owe him for moving him to them from us on a free transfer.

I'm happy he's signed but the club's negotiaters look pathetic. Not a popular view on this place but that's just my opinion.
Agent fees are not disclosed as part of the transfer amount changing hands between clubs. Hilarious that you see common practice as "pathetic".
 
Juve announced that he was released for the medical first. With us heading into a game (where questions would be asked afterward), it's not like we could just go dark and avoid the press. Denying it straight to the face of all the press would have looked silly.
They did? Where?
 
Surely could have waited for him to complete the medical before announcing?

What this tells me is that the club were as tired of this saga as we were. :lol:
Nope, they're just letting us ride the hype wave as long as possible. The unveiling will have been planned meticulously.
 
£89m reported fee doesn't include Raiola's fee, as per Di Marzio:


So this new fee that's been floated around isn't reflective of the overall cost by any means.
But in general, transfer fees never include agent fees I think. The transfer fee is what is being paid to the selling club so 89 million pounds is the accurate transfer fee and whatever addons/clausew owed to Juve can also be included.
 
They didn't announce it, but leaked it to the press.
Yeah, I guess it wasnt quite a press conference or announcement tweet, but their spokesperson told the media (and was referred to by several outlets as the spokesperson, not an "unnamed source"). When a spokesperson is identified as the one saying something, it's as good as an official announcement. In any event, Juve are who started the ball rolling, where United could not deny it, nor could they ignore it. Otherwise they would have had to answer why he didn't show up at Juve today/tomorrow like Allegri said.
 
So Fergie's decision to let him leave looks like an eighty nine million pound mistake!!! Still, it could have been 100m so could be worse.
 
But in general, transfer fees never include agent fees I think. The transfer fee is what is being paid to the selling club so 89 million pounds is the accurate transfer fee and whatever addons/clausew owed to Juve can also be included.
No in this case the agent fees were actually part of the overall fee Juve quoted, they just didn't want to pay it as it reduces the amount of tax they will be paying. So for all intent and purposes the agent fees in this transfer are part of the actual fee, this will be reported on soon I believe.
 
£89m reported fee doesn't include Raiola's fee, as per Di Marzio:


So this new fee that's been floated around isn't reflective of the overall cost by any means.

Agent fees aren't reflected in any transfer fees though.
 
I know he is....we're paying Juve €105m rising to a potential €110m, which works out to £89m rising to a potential £93m. Those fees exclude the Raiola fee, making the total cost of the transfer a fair bit more than £89m. €110m to Juve and €20m to Raiola have been widely floated around weeks ago now, so those figures fit in with that.


No that was dismissed by Di Marzio. What they said was that Juve would pay €4m and that we would pay €20m. People assumed it would be a 50/50 split between us and Juve but that wasn't what was reported by the reliable Journalists.

United paying Raiola but only leaking what we're paying Juve is pathetic as we're paying the % that they owe him for moving him to them from us on a free transfer.

I'm happy he's signed but the club's negotiaters look pathetic. Not a popular view on this place but that's just my opinion.

Closing a deal is pathetic now? It's a good thing you're not in charge of transfer negotiations otherwise the club would look totally inept and would still have a gaping hole in midfield.

From my perspective Juve tried their best to retain Pogba via an excessively high valuation and then, when United said they'd meet that, no problem, they tried to scupper the deal by demanding that United stump up a fee they had agreed to pay when they signed him four years ago. United are absolutely minted and didn't let anything stand in the way of getting the player Mourinho wanted most. Far from looking pathetic United look like the most financially sound and fiscally able club there is. No one can match them. Long may it continue.
 
3 year payment of 89M pounds for Pogba is a good deal, I'm sure the critics, Klopp and Wenger will take that deal as well.
 
So Fergie's decision to let him leave looks like an eighty nine million pound mistake!!! Still, it could have been 100m so could be worse.

We didn't let him leave, we wanted to keep him and he choose to leave. Big difference.
 
Juventuz having a meltdown because the transfer fee is supposedly being paid over 3 years :lol::lol::lol:
Most transfer fees are paid in installments, I can't believe they're going insane because of such a common and sensible practice :lol: