Kill 'em all
Pastor of Muppets
- Joined
- Sep 15, 2012
- Messages
- 10,547
I would think both Pogba and Mourinho would want to have a face to face meeting before this happens.
I would think both Pogba and Mourinho would want to have a face to face meeting before this happens.
What's funny about that?
We have a player, involved with 2 clubs and nobody is saying anything. This is the sort of thing which happens when a player is not leaving or the player/clubs are not sure.
If/when a player is leaving, he usually starts singing the praises of the new club he wants to move to, which he hasn't.
Also, the continuous "he will sign in x hours", which is tweeted almost everyday is getting tiresome.
Bale had a long (World Record) transfer saga, but he made it absolutely clear that he wanted to move. It was made clear that Bale wanted to leave Spurs. And that Spurs were happy to sell for the right price.
This has not been case with Pogba.
On the other side of the argument we have Di Marzio saying that the deal is done.
We also know that Pogba has been signing MUFC jerseys.
The rumour was that he would sign last Friday. Many muppets swore blind to this time table, laid down by a journalist. Once the deadlilne passed, the same muppets started interpretting the same tweet in a different way, to suit their hypothesis.
Personally, I think there is a more than 50% chance that Pogba will come to MUFC (there is too much smoke/noise about that move), but the player is not signed and like we saw with DDG, last minute hitches can put an end to a transfer.
What's funny about that?
We have a player, involved with 2 clubs and nobody is saying anything. This is the sort of thing which happens when a player is not leaving or the player/clubs are not sure.
Also, the continuous "he will sign in x hours", which is tweeted almost everyday is getting tiresome.
Personally, I think there is a more than 50% chance that Pogba will come to MUFC (there is too much smoke/noise about that move), but the player is not signed and like we saw with DDG, last minute hitches can put an end to a transfer.
God, the rate at which this is going I expect the next headline will be "Man Utd interested in signing Pogba" then the cycle will repeat ad naseum.
Funny how we have a transfer saga that drags on and on every year, yet other clubs quietly get on with signing their targets. We are either jinxed or incompetent.
Someone says your post is tedious, further down, personally there's nothing wrong with being a realist anything can happen!!, you are right. Until he's signed he is not our player, again someone talking sense trying to get slapped down by the cocksure, arrogant brigade.What's funny about that?
We have a player, involved with 2 clubs and nobody is saying anything. This is the sort of thing which happens when a player is not leaving or the player/clubs are not sure.
If/when a player is leaving, he usually starts singing the praises of the new club he wants to move to, which he hasn't.
Also, the continuous "he will sign in x hours", which is tweeted almost everyday is getting tiresome.
Bale had a long (World Record) transfer saga, but he made it absolutely clear that he wanted to move. It was made clear that Bale wanted to leave Spurs. And that Spurs were happy to sell for the right price.
This has not been case with Pogba.
On the other side of the argument we have Di Marzio saying that the deal is done.
We also know that Pogba has been signing MUFC jerseys.
The rumour was that he would sign last Friday. Many muppets swore blind to this time table, laid down by a journalist. Once the deadlilne passed, the same muppets started interpretting the same tweet in a different way, to suit their hypothesis.
Personally, I think there is a more than 50% chance that Pogba will come to MUFC (there is too much smoke/noise about that move), but the player is not signed and like we saw with DDG, last minute hitches can put an end to a transfer.
We can only celebrate when he's holding our shirt and it's definitely definite , if that makes sense. It's becoming tedious thoSomeone says your post is tedious, further down, personally there's nothing wrong with being a realist anything can happen!!, you are right. Until he's signed he is not our player, again someone talking sense trying to get slapped down by the cocksure, arrogant brigade.
That doesn't make sense. Why would that happen? If people don't get daily updates they just start talking utter crap. There's no news as nothing is going to happen till he's back from his holiday.
Someone says your post is tedious, further down, personally there's nothing wrong with being a realist anything can happen!!, you are right. Until he's signed he is not our player, again someone talking sense trying to get slapped down by the cocksure, arrogant brigade.
Thanks for the shout out bud. Produce something worth reading and perhaps i'll give you a shout out in return.Someone says your post is tedious, further down, personally there's nothing wrong with being a realist anything can happen!!, you are right. Until he's signed he is not our player, again someone talking sense trying to get slapped down by the cocksure, arrogant brigade.
What's funny about that?
We have a player, involved with 2 clubs and nobody is saying anything. This is the sort of thing which happens when a player is not leaving or the player/clubs are not sure.
If/when a player is leaving, he usually starts singing the praises of the new club he wants to move to, which he hasn't.
Also, the continuous "he will sign in x hours", which is tweeted almost everyday is getting tiresome.
Bale had a long (World Record) transfer saga, but he made it absolutely clear that he wanted to move. It was made clear that Bale wanted to leave Spurs. And that Spurs were happy to sell for the right price.
This has not been case with Pogba.
On the other side of the argument we have Di Marzio saying that the deal is done.
We also know that Pogba has been signing MUFC jerseys.
The rumour was that he would sign last Friday. Many muppets swore blind to this time table, laid down by a journalist. Once the deadlilne passed, the same muppets started interpretting the same tweet in a different way, to suit their hypothesis.
Personally, I think there is a more than 50% chance that Pogba will come to MUFC (there is too much smoke/noise about that move), but the player is not signed and like we saw with DDG, last minute hitches can put an end to a transfer.
My money is on Raiola being spotted in the stands tonight.
What's funny about that?
We have a player, involved with 2 clubs and nobody is saying anything. This is the sort of thing which happens when a player is not leaving or the player/clubs are not sure.
If/when a player is leaving, he usually starts singing the praises of the new club he wants to move to, which he hasn't.
Also, the continuous "he will sign in x hours", which is tweeted almost everyday is getting tiresome.
Bale had a long (World Record) transfer saga, but he made it absolutely clear that he wanted to move. It was made clear that Bale wanted to leave Spurs. And that Spurs were happy to sell for the right price.
This has not been case with Pogba.
On the other side of the argument we have Di Marzio saying that the deal is done.
We also know that Pogba has been signing MUFC jerseys.
The rumour was that he would sign last Friday. Many muppets swore blind to this time table, laid down by a journalist. Once the deadlilne passed, the same muppets started interpretting the same tweet in a different way, to suit their hypothesis.
Personally, I think there is a more than 50% chance that Pogba will come to MUFC (there is too much smoke/noise about that move), but the player is not signed and like we saw with DDG, last minute hitches can put an end to a transfer.
That's absolute rubbish though. Sane to City. Stones to City. Lukaku to Chelsea. The list is literally endless.
It's not really sense, it's overly pessimistic nonsense.
And we also signed Bailly immediately at the seasons end, then wrapped up Mickey and Ibra quickly. Would have been even quicker for Ibra if not for the Euros.
Expecting a world record transfer to go through quickly might be asking a bit much. Especially as the player is still on holiday.
No you couldn't argue that, unless you ignore ALL the facts.Yet you could argue that this being a done deal is optimistic nonsense.
Loads of stories broke on the Thurs / Fri to say the announcement was pending, that was just BS fed to the journos by Raiola and they believed it. Since then nothing, other that a Utd shirt being signed and telling some Juve fans he is staying.
They announced him at about 9pm so maybe we'd do the same.I like that symmetry. Fast-track it, Ed
I'm not going to lose sleep over it if we don't sign Pogba. I actually believe its done, as I've said before, I doubt Adidas would be making Man Utd themed Pogba adverts if not. Still, if it collapses like Devon Loch fair enough.
Yes, Pogba's a top player. Yes, he would improve our first XI. We already have a team good enough to win the title though. Right now I'm more excited about watching Man Utd play competitive games than anything else.
Yet you could argue that this being a done deal is optimistic nonsense.
Loads of stories broke on the Thurs / Fri to say the announcement was pending, that was just BS fed to the journos by Raiola and they believed it. Since then nothing, other that a Utd shirt being signed and telling some Juve fans he is staying.
Paul Pogba to snub Manchester United as he tells Juventus fans he's staying in Italy
THE French midfielder was expected to seal his £100million move to Old Trafford shortly but has now made the shock admission on Italian TV.
- 08:19, 3 AUG 2016
- UPDATED 08:30, 3 AUG 2016
- BY RECORD SPORT ONLINE
The French international is still expected to complete his world record £100million move from Juventus to Old Trafford shortly but not before he demonstrated his kickboxing skills and told a fan he's staying in Turin.
The transfer saga of the summer rumbles on as his move to England hasn't been completed and he made Red Devilssupporters sweat after telling Italian TV he may well be staying in Serie A.
It would be a stunning turnaround as the whole world expects Pogba to sign for Manchester United as the signature player in the Jose Mourinho revolution.
The whole sage is really annoying now. Needs to be concluded for both teams sake as it's hampering both teams plans potentially.
Is this what the Telegraph have been reduced to?