The cynic in me thinks that he purposely made himself a free agent right now, just so he could release this documentary, and pocket all the profit and not have to get the ok from any club to publish. Then after it is released, he will sign with a club.
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The difference in this fellas ego and his departure compared to Juan Mata.
Excuse me as I’m coming to this after the NBA finals but are the lot of you masochists? A few of the posters that hated the guy when he was here appear to have stayed up to watch & criticise 
Mad thing is your clicks are giving the thing more momentum. Don’t do it to yourselves lads.
Mad thing is your clicks are giving the thing more momentum. Don’t do it to yourselves lads.
In 10-15 years Pogba wont be remembered anyways.
He is a very talented footballer who never got it out and believes he's world class
He is a very talented footballer who never got it out and believes he's world class
There's zero chance anyone moves on. The Danny Welbeck and Ravel Morrison threads still get regular arguments in them.
Pogba's various threads will have more posts next season than any current Man United player.
I hope he tells his side of story on Jose without any filters.
Raiola has convinced him that he's worldcalss irrespective of how he performs on the pitch. I still think, if Raiola was around , he'd made him take the city offer.
More than Ronaldo threads? I doubt it.
Pretty sure there were way more Ronaldo threads the past season than any season of Pogba threads.
There weere more Lukaku threads than Ronaldo threads. This place loves moaning and mocking more than anything else.
True story
This.
Literally the only reason I'll watch it.
Other than that, even if I liked him as a talent, don't really care what he does.
Class; Pogba has none.
Who's that?
so what's new?
SAF recognized talent, no doubt about that, but no matter how talented the player if he was likely to cause problems, or had a poor attitude then he was gone. The only player to buck this trend was Eric Cantona, a truly remarkable player who did truly remarkable things, but he never thought he was bigger than the club or the manager, had an incredible attitude regards training and had the utmost respect for Fergie and the Club. Ryan Giggs tells a wonderful anecdote about Fergie blasting him out about dress code when Eric walked in very casually dressed. Giggs pointed this out to Fergie who replied "Yes son, but thats class!" lol! Eric was treated differently but nobody minded or complained due to his importance to the team and club and his attitude to both them and the supporters who loved the man unreservedly and still do and will do long after Paul Pogba is forgotten.
He’s only making obvious what we had to assume all along.
The trash has been taken out. I only wish the club literally offered him nothing.
The trash has been taken out. I only wish the club literally offered him nothing.
Don't be ridiculous. He's a World Cup winner and was unbelievable for France that year. He scored in the final.
Not true.
He will definitely be remembered though. You don’t have to be one of the world’s best players to be remembered for a very long time. And the whole PR/marketing machine around Pogba counts for a lot.
I don’t think Fergie necessarily had an issue with his attitude in training or as a person. I do think he realised there were big holes in Pogba’s game, especially when the opposition have the ball. That was why he didn’t want to fast track him into the first team. You’d think that might be an important lesson to Pogba. Evidently not.
He will be remembered. As an overrated showoff player he won the world cup because of his very good teammates. Just like Denilson.
Any Frenchman here? How is Pogba seen over there
He had 5 good to very good games out of the 8 or so in that campaign. He wasn't "unbelievable" in any one of them.
My memory of that tournament is a bit fuzzy but I remember him being great against Argentina and in the final against Croatia.
Either way he's going to be remembered.
For being good in any single season of football that didn't belong to a one horse league?
He will be remembered because he was one of the teams important players for winning. No need to underplay his involvements because you don’t like him
I hope he gets unfollowed by United fans on his social media accounts. That is the only way to hurt him. In fact there should be a boycott of sorts.
That's another myth that keeps on living.
He'll be remembered as a world cup winner who had a very good tournament (certainly not unbelievable) and as a footnote in United history. Unfortunately a footnote who stayed far too long.
I'm not underplaying shit. Saying he was "unbelievable" is just overcooked nonsense. I said he was good to very good. The first couple of games were actually slow for him and France in that campaign.
There's plenty of true facts to use against Pogba, I don't see why people need to make up stuff like he won't be remembered
We might as well say things like "his friends don't actually like him" and "he has a smelly cock"
We might as well say things like "his friends don't actually like him" and "he has a smelly cock"
To be fair I don't think the suggestion was that he'd fall into the abyss. The poster probably likely meant that in 10-15 years there will be a lot of other midfielders who are genuinely world class and would have achieved the same or more at club if not just national level.
Apart from us, no one at any point in his career has been willing to buy Pogba. He came through our ranks so there was a sentimentality factor but he’s never been valued anywhere near £90m to anyone else.
If he was as good as his marketing team pretends, he’d be playing for Real Madrid by now but they didn’t even want him for free.
His profile while being shit for us was higher than when he was doing well in Serie A. Being £90m and useless for Man Utd gets you more attention than being free and decent for Juve.
If he was as good as his marketing team pretends, he’d be playing for Real Madrid by now but they didn’t even want him for free.
His profile while being shit for us was higher than when he was doing well in Serie A. Being £90m and useless for Man Utd gets you more attention than being free and decent for Juve.
What does him winning the World Cup have to do with United?
He only won 2 trophies at United and both aren't really major ones. Nothing really to remember him with.
The first couple of games are slow for alot of teams. The competition comes alive in the knock outs and thats where Pogba excelled
Again, I said he had a few good to very good games in that campaign. He also happened to play for the best team on paper in a format that suits his game and that didn't extend for more than 8 games or so.
This is why he's good for France and not as consistent for clubs.
What are we even debating right now? That Pogba wasn't "unbelievable"? He wasn't. He was very good in a couple games, good on a couple others.
Or are we debating Pogba isnt going to be remembered? I never said that.
No Im saying there is no need to downplay his performance in the tournament, so I’ll move on now since we don’t agree
Maybe you misunderstood, generally he'll be remember as a member of a team which won the world cup (one of the ugliest world cup winner teams as far as I remember but that's for another thread, games wise) but as far as United is concerned he'll be remember as just a mere footnote in our club's history.
I'm not downplaying him. He was good to very good in ranges. He was not "unbelievable". Unbelievable is reserved for the performances of Ronaldinho 2002, Zidane 2006, Ronaldo 2006, etc.
I don't use that term so frivolously. Unbelievable to describe Pogba in the France World Cup was overcooked.
I cant find it on prime?