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Ed has balls of steel!
Only problem is, they're the size of marbles.Ed has balls of steel!
Just because he doesn’t sign doesn’t mean he won’t commit for a season on us.
He doesn't have a choice, no clubs are willing to pay what we want for him, no matter how much he wants to leave and all that has been said by him and his agent.
I wouldn't want him in my team.
Agreed. If I'm United, I tell Pogba to turn in a transfer request to give up his cut, and tell Raiola that if he waves any agent fees, they'll let him go for 110 million pounds or so. That way, they get rid of a huge headache and still get a huge chunk of cash to rebuild the squad.My feeling is that United are refusing to sell Pogba - unless for a fee that no-one is willing to pay - mainly as a matter of pride, rather than for common-sense reasons.
I actually think that United would be better off without him, using the money to sign one or more players that are not just talented, but actually hard-working and committed.
If I was a United fan I'd fear that unless Pogba is sold the script for the coming season is already being written and mainly features an amplified version of what we've already seen.
You're wrong, but I've given up discussing with common sense with you... enjoy Spurs and leave United alone. Pogba will do wonders when he's committed.My feeling is that United are refusing to sell Pogba - unless for a fee that no-one is willing to pay - mainly as a matter of pride, rather than for common-sense reasons.
I actually think that United would be better off without him, using the money to sign one or more players that are not just talented, but actually hard-working and committed.
If I was a United fan I'd fear that unless Pogba is sold the script for the coming season is already being written and mainly features an amplified version of what we've already seen.
Only problem is, they're the size of marbles.
You both can do better than WoodwardEd has balls of steel!
My feeling is that United are refusing to sell Pogba - unless for a fee that no-one is willing to pay - mainly as a matter of pride, rather than for common-sense reasons.
I actually think that United would be better off without him, using the money to sign one or more players that are not just talented, but actually hard-working and committed.
If I was a United fan I'd fear that unless Pogba is sold the script for the coming season is already being written and mainly features an amplified version of what we've already seen.
My feeling is that United are refusing to sell Pogba - unless for a fee that no-one is willing to pay - mainly as a matter of pride, rather than for common-sense reasons.
I actually think that United would be better off without him, using the money to sign one or more players that are not just talented, but actually hard-working and committed.
If I was a United fan I'd fear that unless Pogba is sold the script for the coming season is already being written and mainly features an amplified version of what we've already seen.
Even an unmotivated, tool downing Pogba still outproduces most if not all the rest of the midfielders in the league, including your Eriksen and Dele Alli (remember he was once compared with him?) I'd be more worried about how quickly your shiny new £55m signing can adapt to the league.If I was a United fan I'd fear that unless Pogba is sold the script for the coming season is already being written and mainly features an amplified version of what we've already seen.
Even an unmotivated, tool downing Pogba still outproduces most if not all the rest of the midfielders in the league, including your Eriksen and Dele Alli (remember he was once compared with him?) I'd be more worried about how quickly your shiny new £55m signing can adapt to the league.
That's your opinion. He still had the best season of his career.There's more to football than stats. Pogba has been largely disappointing on the pitch and a compete disappointment off it. His point is valid imo.
There's more to football than stats. Pogba has been largely disappointing on the pitch and a compete disappointment off it. His point is valid imo.
My feeling is that United are refusing to sell Pogba - unless for a fee that no-one is willing to pay - mainly as a matter of pride, rather than for common-sense reasons.
I actually think that United would be better off without him, using the money to sign one or more players that are not just talented, but actually hard-working and committed.
If I was a United fan I'd fear that unless Pogba is sold the script for the coming season is already being written and mainly features an amplified version of what we've already seen.
A Spurs and Livepool fan want us to sell our best player for less than his actual value? What a surprise.Agreed. If I'm United, I tell Pogba to turn in a transfer request to give up his cut, and tell Raiola that if he waves any agent fees, they'll let him go for 110 million pounds or so. That way, they get rid of a huge headache and still get a huge chunk of cash to rebuild the squad.
His point is not valid when he says we are not selling him for matter of pride when its common sense that clubs don't sell their best players for lower fee.
Pride might not be the best word, but i think there maybe other factors as to why Woodward would be reluctant to sell ie Pogbas marketability and global reach.
His point is not valid when he says we are not selling him for matter of pride when its common sense that clubs don't sell their best players for lower fee.
Or maybe he is one of our best players and in the market where Maguire costs 90 million, it's fair to ask 150+ million for Pogba.
The ultimate question should be "what's best for the team/club?". If he is going to be a problem for us, as he has been, then it's best to sell. Do you agree? So to price everybody out and keep a problem player might be a naive decision. Especially when most fans don't like the guy.
What's best for the team is something what the manager wants. If he thinks best thing is to retain Pogba then why not. I disagree with him being the problem anyways.
We are not pricing out anyone. It's not like we have asked 250 million. Even Newcastle wants 50 million for Longstaff and it's good that we have set good asking price for him.
For all we know the best thing for the club might be to retain one of our best player and if he is convinced to stay then why not. It's not as if we have good replacements ready. We have already lost 2 midfielders.
That's all if's, but's and maybe's though. Pogba has made it know he wants to leave. He's had run in's with past managers, games where he seemed to disregard instructions, clowning around on social media whilst watching us get beat, possibly speaking to City about joining them...he's a constant distraction. I'm not saying he's the sole problem, but he definitely is a problem.
Besides, i think we'll walk away before paying some of the prices mentioned.
Oh the "everyone is shit but Pogba" argument. Pogba did nothing to prove he isn't part of the problem. He holds on to the ball for too long and tries to trick his way out even when there are good pass options available.
He has been a liability more often than not, because he's more worried about showing of his skills than doing the boring productive plays and committing to his defensive duties.
If you are absolving Pogba of his crimes because he doesn't have quality teammates, then why can't the same reason be used to cut some slack off Martial, Rashford, Lingard, Lukaku et al?
The fact he can pull some assists out of nowhere and score penalties doesn't make up for his shortcomings nor his blatant lack of will to play to his best capabilities in a MUFC jersey.
Still, it seems you are getting what you wish for. Another season of Mr. Cool giving away the ball because he's trying to dribble 3 markers, and not tracking back. Then everyone will blame Jones or some other poor cnut when the goal is scored. But hey, at least we get to see some dabbing whenever we get some dodgy penalty.
I believe that echoes the feelings of many United fans as well, myself included.My feeling is that United are refusing to sell Pogba - unless for a fee that no-one is willing to pay - mainly as a matter of pride, rather than for common-sense reasons.
I actually think that United would be better off without him, using the money to sign one or more players that are not just talented, but actually hard-working and committed.
If I was a United fan I'd fear that unless Pogba is sold the script for the coming season is already being written and mainly features an amplified version of what we've already seen.
So you sell a player like Coutinho for 150m and want us to sell a better player for less than that. How nice of you?Agreed. If I'm United, I tell Pogba to turn in a transfer request to give up his cut, and tell Raiola that if he waves any agent fees, they'll let him go for 110 million pounds or so. That way, they get rid of a huge headache and still get a huge chunk of cash to rebuild the squad.
Yea but coutinho was really overpriced, and barce wouldn't get that for him now.So you sell a player like Coutinho for 150m and want us to sell a better player for less than that. How nice of you?
And he lost his marbles...Only problem is, they're the size of marbles.
Real Madrid turnover is around £700mil a year.Yea but coutinho was really overpriced, and barce wouldn't get that for him now.
My feeling is that United are refusing to sell Pogba - unless for a fee that no-one is willing to pay - mainly as a matter of pride, rather than for common-sense reasons.
I actually think that United would be better off without him, using the money to sign one or more players that are not just talented, but actually hard-working and committed.
If I was a United fan I'd fear that unless Pogba is sold the script for the coming season is already being written and mainly features an amplified version of what we've already seen.
I agree with your part in bold. If he is unhappy I would rather sell him than have him about sulking not fully committed. As he is so marketable I can see Woody keepimg him here as long as possible. Even if it means that we would be better football-wise by selling him and bringing in committed, focused players.Unfortunately I must agree with you. Whatever Ole says, Pogba is unhappy here and I don’t think we can raise the level of the team in one offseason to a level we’re he will be content. I wonder if Woodward would be so steadfast in keeping Pogba if he wasn’t such a marketing marvel?
Doesn't mean he's worth it, it seems like there is a big lack of demand for him.Real Madrid turnover is around £700mil a year.
They can easily afford.
It seems as if Zidane wants him but for some reason Perez doesn't. Not sure if it is because Perez doesn't rate him our if if he thinks the fee we are demanding is too high.Doesn't mean he's worth it, it seems like there is a big lack of demand for him.
You need to learn how to read before get into conversation or discussion.
He has choice to commit with us for one more season without signing a new contract.
Pride might not be the best word, but i think there maybe other factors as to why Woodward would be reluctant to sell ie Pogbas marketability and global reach. Plus i do think a galactico type team is appealing to Woodward, so to lose the only big name player would be a hit to his ego.
I agree with your part in bold. If he is unhappy I would rather sell him than have him about sulking not fully committed. As he is so marketable I can see Woody keepimg him here as long as possible. Even if it means that we would be better football-wise by selling him and bringing in committed, focused players.
Genuine question, what does that even mean? He'll put the shirt on and jog the field, like he has done until now?
I agree with that. Think everybody should act professionally at any team, especially someone who is the star player.We are strong enough to bring in commented focussed players and play them while Pogba is out of the team. It's his choice to act professionally.