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The only way he ever fit well for us was as left forward. Mind, that was with Shawberto Carlos in the form of his life.
No.10?
Winger?
Deep lying playmakerish position ala France?
Box to Box?
Left midfielder in a 3 ala Juventus?
CDM as we haven't signed anyone?
False 9?
Why not in goal? It seems that some people are obsessed with fitting Pogba in somewhere.We haven't tried him at right back yet.
Me too, we've had 6 years of excuses, poor performancs, with, admittedly a few decent ones, and very little return for the money we paid for him and the money we to pay him. Let another team have him; if he comes good for them, fine, I dont hate the guy, I just dont think he is or ever was a Manchester United player.I wouldn't even have him on the bench. He is a parasite and has no intention of playing for us again unless he is forced to. My only gripe is that we will lose him for free in the summer but i will be glad to see the back of him.
Most detractors on here don't get it. But Ian Wright does. Pogba at Juventus had enormous freedom on the left (in a stable midfield) and it was idiotic for the managers who were to come to not instantly recognize that was clearly his best role. Trying to shoehorn him in to some deep lying midfielder at that age was a colossal error. Ragnick will play him heavily because Ralph knows football.
These people who have their feelings hurt and their brittle spirits smashed because he wanted to leave or because he's a cultured technical footballer who doesn't sprint around like some Brexit footballer, can enjoy the passing of Scott McFerguson for the next while.
Here we go again, "if he has the right attitude" "if he has a good run" I cant think of another player, from any period or any team, whose contribution is all dependent on "if!" Paul Pogbas entire career at United has been all about "if" and thats how we'll remember him; as somebody who could have been a major star for us, "if".......Im more concerned with "when" as in "when" is he leaving!If he has the right attitude when he returns then we need to utilise him now more than ever, be that because he wants to do well for us or for his next move. We’d need to play him as an 8 or LM not as a 6, that would be pointless. As big a disappointment as he’s been if he has a good run of games that could make the difference for top 4. I also don’t think we’ve used him properly since we brought him back.
can't wait to see Ralf's reaction to the first time he plays a midfield 3 of Fred/McTominay, Pogba, Bruno and he sees how much they abandon the DM in midfield.
Here we go again, "if he has the right attitude" "if he has a good run" I cant think of another player, from any period or any team, whose contribution is all dependent on "if!" Paul Pogbas entire career at United has been all about "if" and thats how we'll remember him; as somebody who could have been a major star for us, "if".......Im more concerned with "when" as in "when" is he leaving!
I agree that it was dumb to try and shoehorn him into our double pivot. Being so good at playing long passes is probably why Mourinho and Ole tried to play him deep in midfield. When we actually got to see it, our best midfield in years was Matic, Herrera and Pogba.Most detractors on here don't get it. But Ian Wright does. Pogba at Juventus had enormous freedom on the left (in a stable midfield) and it was idiotic for the managers who were to come to not instantly recognize that was clearly his best role. Trying to shoehorn him in to some deep lying midfielder at that age was a colossal error. Ragnick will play him heavily because Ralph knows football.
These people who have their feelings hurt and their brittle spirits smashed because he wanted to leave or because he's a cultured technical footballer who doesn't sprint around like some Brexit footballer, can enjoy the passing of Scott McFerguson for the next while.
And all of them are playing shite football, with shite performance and shite result.I agree that it was dumb to try and shoehorn him into our double pivot. Being so good at playing long passes is probably why Mourinho and Ole tried to play him deep in midfield. When we actually got to see it, our best midfield in years was Matic, Herrera and Pogba.
Where you lose me is that you believe he will play because of Rangnick. You clearly dislike McT, but Rangnick seems to be very impressed with him. He even said he sees him being United captain at some point. There isn't really a big compliment than that. I'm also not the biggest fan of McT, but all of our managers seem to like him.
Fully agree.Typical expectation from Pogba
“We really need him” “he will do [ ] this for us” “Which position”
Reality from Pogba
“Recovery in Dubai” “Left for free to Juve”
It’s one of the miracles of the modern world that anyone has any Expectations from his Utd career at this stage. I would rather give Mejbri a run and see what happens
doesn't really play at that level since we had him but for brief runsFunny when people says we have a poor midfield, yet we have one of the best midfielder in football in this team. Can't wait for pogba to return and hopefully Ralf utilizes him properly, preferably as a 8. His return will be the best signing,, but to get the best out of him, we need a dm in the mold of Verratti behind him or play him as a 10 with Mc | Fred and rice behind him.
Ian Wright watched feck all of him playing at Juve. I posted before that he is not much better here than at Juve but you have created this fantasy versions of Juve Pogba and France Pogba. Also he had more time on the ball in Italy so probably looked better on the ball where as here he gets pressed, falls over or enters physical battles unnecessarily.Most detractors on here don't get it. But Ian Wright does. Pogba at Juventus had enormous freedom on the left (in a stable midfield) and it was idiotic for the managers who were to come to not instantly recognize that was clearly his best role. Trying to shoehorn him in to some deep lying midfielder at that age was a colossal error. Ragnick will play him heavily because Ralph knows football.
These people who have their feelings hurt and their brittle spirits smashed because he wanted to leave or because he's a cultured technical footballer who doesn't sprint around like some Brexit footballer, can enjoy the passing of Scott McFerguson for the next while.
France do struggle in midfield against some opposition though.No.10?
Winger?
Deep lying playmakerish position ala France?
Box to Box?
Left midfielder in a 3 ala Juventus?
CDM as we haven't signed anyone?
False 9?
Regardless of choice we really need him. Any kind of good form from him and we can grab top 4 and are a darkhorse in Champions League and FA Cup.
Regardless of your opinion of him he is so good that he can turn our season around if he is motivated and if management can replicate his France role.
France builds the team around him properly, can we?
I dont give a damn what Pogba did for Juve or what he does for France....he doesnt do it for Manchester United! As you say, at Juve he had more time, the game is slower, just as it usually is in Internationals. If Pogba is allowed time on the ball to apply his undoubted talent he can destroy opponenents, but in the Prem players dont have that luxury, though the very best of them can make it look as if they have all the time they need. Pogba simply couldnt cope with the pace and the aggression or adapt his game, and I wonder if he ever truly tried to. I will give him credit for one thing though and thats cutting out the ridiculous way he used to go down waving his arms for a free kick every time an opponent won the ball off him, though in all probability even that was down to Ole asking him not to do it.doesn't really play at that level since we had him but for brief runs
Ian Wright watched feck all of him playing at Juve. I posted before that he is not much better here than at Juve but you have created this fantasy versions of Juve Pogba and France Pogba. Also he had more time on the ball in Italy so probably looked better on the ball where as here he gets pressed, falls over or enters physical battles unnecessarily.
Short memories. I got slated for saying the same. It doesn't take a genius to realise that having two top quality creative outlets is better than one.This is getting boring. He'll get a lot of hate initially, he'll prove everyone wrong with his quality, he'll make one or two mistakes and everyone will jump on his back. He's been quality for the last couple seasons bar injury.
We were playing some of our best football under Ole during lockdown when Bruno and Pogba were in midfield together. How do people forget this so easily. Let's just use him until he's gone.
You are kidding me if you say that France have built a team around him. Have you seen the France team or do you even know who all play for France? His absence in that French team will make no difference what so ever but he is a definite starter in my Man United team because he is definitely a fantastic player. I still don't think he's world class because he doesn't improve the players around him, also he doesn't really have that urge to push. He's all fancy and thinks swag will speak on behalf of him. Well! it doesn't.. When Ralf gives him the opportunity as one of the 8s on the left, he needs to grab his chance and prove he's world class or I wouldn't worry if he leaves in the summer.No.10?
Winger?
Deep lying playmakerish position ala France?
Box to Box?
Left midfielder in a 3 ala Juventus?
CDM as we haven't signed anyone?
False 9?
Regardless of choice we really need him. Any kind of good form from him and we can grab top 4 and are a darkhorse in Champions League and FA Cup.
Regardless of your opinion of him he is so good that he can turn our season around if he is motivated and if management can replicate his France role.
France builds the team around him properly, can we?