LilyWhiteSpur
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He wont be leaving this summer that's for sure, if he really wanted to he would go about it in the same way Lukaku did, once the window closes he will keep his head down and play IMO.
I so much agree with this. And I suppose Pogba knows this too. It’s the reason he left the first time for Italy, a slower league. Premier league is hard and everyone looks better abroad even Ronaldo did.Pogba is like a fish up a tree in this United team. We don't get the best out of him and in turn, he isn't really the player we need right now
Undoubtedly a world-class player in the right system, I just cant help but feel that if we could get £130m-£150m, plus the Lukaku money (£75m), plus whatever is in the kitty for next Summer anyway, we could buy 4 top, top players in the positions we are badly lacking and have a real crack at top 2/3
Yeah I mean all those goals and assists are really awfulPogba is like a fish up a tree in this United team. We don't get the best out of him and in turn, he isn't really the player we need right now
Undoubtedly a world-class player in the right system, I just cant help but feel that if we could get £130m-£150m, plus the Lukaku money (£75m), plus whatever is in the kitty for next Summer anyway, we could buy 4 top, top players in the positions we are badly lacking and have a real crack at top 2/3
Nonsense.I so much agree with this. And I suppose Pogba knows this too. It’s the reason he left the first time for Italy, a slower league. Premier league is hard and everyone looks better abroad even Ronaldo did.
Yeah I mean all those goals and assists are really awful
Perhaps if everybody else steps up to his level we won't need to worryAll those penalties and a few goals from open play you mean?
Gonna have to step it up to get close to the same number of goals this season if Rashford is now our permanent no1 penalty taker.
Nonsense.
Still trying to rock the boat and make the fans hate him. I've never known the media to hate a player so much it's absolutely bizarre.
I think they know deep down he's the key to everything good United play, so if they can upset him they ruin our chances. feck em.
Perhaps if everybody else steps up to his level we won't need to worry
We've got a team of runners, we need a few footballers too unfortunately.So if every player loses possession 25 times per match, do you mean? Or every player runs as little as him. Yeah, that would be brilliant. No doubt does he possess qualities none of his teammates can replicate, but he is also lacklustre at times. He can be world class, but he can be lazy, within ten minutes. I think a lesser player with more consistency would benefit us. I would rather have Eriksen.
China, it was in China. But yes, I fully agree with your translation. Let him focus on United now.His french is terrible but basically, he said that despite his previous words(I suppose the ones from Korea), he is always happy when he plays, he loves his teammates, wants to win every games and the future is the future.
I'm paraphrasing.
Pogba is like a fish up a tree in this United team. We don't get the best out of him and in turn, he isn't really the player we need right now
Undoubtedly a world-class player in the right system, I just cant help but feel that if we could get £130m-£150m, plus the Lukaku money (£75m), plus whatever is in the kitty for next Summer anyway, we could buy 4 top, top players in the positions we are badly lacking and have a real crack at top 2/3
There are countless examples of players who've improved their goalscoring record when they came to the PL from other leagues. Just as many, if not more goals are scored in the PL as in La Liga, Serie A etc. It's not some magical, mythical place where players somehow find it more difficult to be better players in. It's such a silly idea to think that way.It really isn’t nonsense, the premier league isn’t for everyone (aka di Maria). There aren’t as many easy games as the likes of PSG, Barca and Madrid get throughout a season.
Yep he did get caught a few times in the first half, perhaps it was nerves or Chelsea pressing quickly.My worry with him is more his decision making rather than effort. Far too many times he tries silly flicks & tricks in the middle of the park which is even more dangerous when you are playing deep. The long passes are amazing but it's the short flicks that are going to cost us
We've got a team of runners, we need a few footballers too unfortunately.
I've never said Pogba is perfect, but without his 2 magical assists the scoreline would look a lot tighter.
Personally i'd stick him back to the CAM position and get somebody like Thiago Alcantara/Verratti behind, but obviously they're a very limited pool.
Yep he did get caught a few times in the first half, perhaps it was nerves or Chelsea pressing quickly.
Second half he played a lot more traditionally and it helped.
I think it's just his second nature to try and hold off players and ride the press with a trick, which unfortunately doesn't always come off.
It probably doesn't help moving positions all the time, but if we're settled in playing him as a 6 then i'm sure he will adapt more.
I think it really depends on what you like as a person. Yes ideally it would be nice if he had Carrick consistency and kept it simple and never over did it, but that's just not him. You have to take the good with the bad.Without him, we would not have lost the ball as much, and one could argue that we would have played more fluent football. His two assists made 4-0 instead of 2-0. Nobody is denying that he has great ability, but he also comes with some major concerns. Stick him further upfield, and he often seems to be outnumbered as he dallies on the ball too long. Stick him as a midfielder in a two, and he loses possession and can't track runners.
I'm not advocating we should sell him, but the overall effect of the team may not be detrimental if he were to leave and we invested that money in two new midfielders, albeit with less ability but better consistency.
Oh man hilarious.Your name suits you if you genuinely believe this, our championship is more competitive than most European leagues never mind the premiership.
There are countless examples of players who've improved their goalscoring record when they came to the PL from other leagues. Just as many, if not more goals are scored in the PL as in La Liga, Serie A etc. It's not some magical, mythical place where players somehow find it more difficult to be better players in. It's such a silly idea to think that way.
Oh man hilarious.
but yeah you haven't a clue.
Even David Moyes had to defend the club and say he’s not going and he will be professional about it.
And yours on my username was great?
Your retorts have the level of a 10 year olds response.
Even one of our own who everyone loved left the best team of the decade in the premiership cause he couldn’t hit a cows arse with a banjo most of the time and went on to win the golden boot in Spain.
And yours on my username was great?
See Lacazette example above.
Or Aguero, Suarez, Michu, Salah etc. etc.- it's just not true. There are as many examples of players whose goal scoring rate increased in the PL as there are who decreased.
Pretty sure Aguero was banging them in for atletico at a similar rate who are generally the 3rd best team in Spain while he is now playing up top for the best team in the premiership who are averaging silly point and silly goals per season now so hardly a fair comparison.
The rates aren't even in the same galaxy. He has scored every 108 minutes in the PL while he was scoring every 179 minutes in La Liga.
21 goals in 33 premiership games last season, 21 goals in 25 goals the season before, last season for atletico was 20 in 32.
According to soccerway at least, that is a similar galaxy to me.
Anyway passed caring now my original point was nothing to do with this
Aguero scored 165 goals during the 17867 minutes that he played in the PL against 74 goals during the 13227 minutes played in La Liga. It's not in the same galaxy and I didn't use arbitrary seasons.
I used the last 2 season for city when the claimed 197 and god knows how many goals, hardly cooking the books. Forget all that minutes per goal jibber jabber he was playing for the 1-0 kings in Spain
All I can see is he has never scored more than 26 in a premiership season, if he was playing for Barca, Real Madrid or PSG during his prime I would bet every penny in my pocket he would have broke 30 in a season.
I don't really care, you suggested that he had a similar goalscoring rate in both leagues, that's factually wrong. There is no discussion or argument to have on that subject.