I suppose, but why would United supporters have Paul Pogba kits?
Paul Pogba
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I suppose, but why would United supporters have Paul Pogba kits?
Always a printing press somewhere. But then again we wouldnt be that melodramatic or drama queenish would we?
So from "dreaming" of playing for Juventus, he has now gone to having a dream for Arsenal and Barcelona.
Players come and go. And it's in the past now. He is never meant to be with us anyway. He is entitled to go wherever he wants now if his club realeases him from his contract. Even Arsenal. I wish him luck (but not when he's playing against us).
No doubt the agent (Riola? - or however you spell it) got in his ear.
Mino Raiola, one of the worst in the business.
You people need to realise that in his final 12 months at the club he changed his agents twice and ended up with that cnut, that tells you all you need to know about him. I don't think he did it for football reasons, but im sure we can all get over it right?
He'd have been mint next to Carrick, for sure.
Shit happens, move on.
Shit happens, move on.
Thats obviously a blue dressed as a red but if not we are still a few steps away from homo erotic fan fiction starring stevie g and xabi alonsoMino Raiola, one of the worst in the business.
No doubt and a big reason why Pogba will have to keep dreaming of playing for Barcelona- it'll never happen with Pizza boy, persona non grata
Zahavi & Pizza boy have burnt bridges at many clubs
It never bothered me in the first place.
His departure shouldn't bother people now either. But people cling on to his every word.
He does seemingly give SAF a bit of credit for his development. He also states SAF warned him of the racism in Italy.
Pogba said he had gained plenty by the time he left Manchester for Turin in 2012, adding: "Alex Ferguson is unique in the way he listens to his players and he knows what they don't yet know about themselves.
"Ferguson saw things deep down -- he had that intuition for the progression and development which was not yet there. Many owe their success to him because he believed in them before anybody else, even in me, and even if I wasn't playing regularly."
Pogba said he had gained plenty by the time he left Manchester for Turin in 2012, adding: "Alex Ferguson is unique in the way he listens to his players and he knows what they don't yet know about themselves.
"Ferguson saw things deep down -- he had that intuition for the progression and development which was not yet there. Many owe their success to him because he believed in them before anybody else, even in me, and even if I wasn't playing regularly."
He wasn't sold - but yeah his agent clearly steered him away.
He is a french midfielder, is it really hard to see why he would dream of arsenal?
You mean Newcastle.
Do you have the full interview? It's probably one of the rare good things he said about Fergie. Interesting indeed.
He is set to move to PSG according to Talksport just now.
A double, triple, perhaps quadruple wage offer and big fee to the agent has no doubt turned some heads.
He doesn't like staying anywhere very long does he?
Well that comes with being a Raiola client. He likes to move he clients on from club to club for a big fee every 1 or 2 years.
Raiola.Just from looking at Twitter it seems the rumour is £40m + Lavezzi or Verrati, depending on which you believe (if either).
Juve may be better off cashing in on him especially if big fee plus a good player in return. Seems this player will be constantly on the move/rumored to be on the move for most of his career. PSG for a couple years then Real then City then wherever. Another Anelka or Zlatan.
Really Pogba isn't as big a loss as everyone makes out, I always felt he'd have broken our hearts anyway with Raiola as his agent.
What is the valuation on those two players respectively do you think? I'm guessing that the overall deal puts Pogba in the 50m+ bracket [excluding salary of course].
I know he's done well in Italy yet that makes the market sound nuts particularly if he'll be off again in two years.
I don't know really. I think Verrati looks an outstanding player, so I'd be willing to pay £25m ish. Lavezzi cost them something like €30m a couple of years ago, so even if you assume his value has dropped by €10m odd because of the premium PSG paid, he must still be worth high teens ish?
Wait, he's not showing any loyalty to Juve?
40m and Veratti? That can't be real. If I were Juve I'd laugh all the way to the bank.
So now all of you believe talksport.
They aren't the only ones who have said this, Italian journos have been spouting this (not Tagliatelle Palmolive before you say).
Don't forget Talksport also reported that he'd signed a contract extension with us before he left.
fair enough.
Juventus goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon says Manchester United must have been 'blind' not to see the talent they had in Paul Pogba.
Pogba has emerged as one of the best young players in world football after deciding to quit Old Trafford in 2012.
Pogba came through the youth ranks at United, but was only on the fringes of the first team when he opted to leave when his contract expired and join Juve.
The 21-year-old has gone on to become a key figure in Juve's side and helped them to the Serie A title last season.
He is also now a full France international and is set to play a leading role for Didier Deschamps' side at the World Cup finals.
United have even been linked with a bid to re-sign Pogba, whilst the likes of Paris Saint Germain and Real Madrid are also said to be keen.
Juve are desperate for him to remain in Turin and team-mate Buffon admits he cannot understand why Pogba was allowed to leave United in the first place.
"Pogba is one of those players who leaves you speechless," Buffon told TV show Tiki Taka.
"When he came we didn't know him but after only three or four training sessions we were impressed by his enormous qualities.
"My team-mates and me looked at each other as to say 'Are they blind in Manchester?' (to let him go away)."
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11095/9115602/
Pogba has emerged as one of the best young players in world football after deciding to quit Old Trafford in 2012.
Pogba came through the youth ranks at United, but was only on the fringes of the first team when he opted to leave when his contract expired and join Juve.
The 21-year-old has gone on to become a key figure in Juve's side and helped them to the Serie A title last season.
He is also now a full France international and is set to play a leading role for Didier Deschamps' side at the World Cup finals.
United have even been linked with a bid to re-sign Pogba, whilst the likes of Paris Saint Germain and Real Madrid are also said to be keen.
Juve are desperate for him to remain in Turin and team-mate Buffon admits he cannot understand why Pogba was allowed to leave United in the first place.
"Pogba is one of those players who leaves you speechless," Buffon told TV show Tiki Taka.
"When he came we didn't know him but after only three or four training sessions we were impressed by his enormous qualities.
"My team-mates and me looked at each other as to say 'Are they blind in Manchester?' (to let him go away)."
http://www1.skysports.com/football/news/11095/9115602/
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