Zidane? No thanks! If things don't pan out for Jose and he leaves this year i'd like a proper coach like Poch.
Dude no matter the player quality someone has, no matter the all the good karma someone has amassed during his life, no manager wins 2 CL in a row by accident, let alone 3.
He's still a young manager that has lot to learn, yes but far from tactically clueless manager as some are trying to paint he is.
Besides those quotes are without a signed source? They could be nothing more than a pundits assessment of his work.
At 18/19? Don’t think soKalou? Willian?
I'd think we would choose a DoF irrespective of whether he worked with Jose or not.
My #1 pick would be Monchi. Considering we don't need scouts to go gallivanting around Europe for the likes of Bale, Varane, Mbappe etc, we need someone like Monchi to identify low profile signings that turn out to be hits, especially during summers like these when the board decides not to spend too much.
Dude no matter the player quality someone has, no matter the all the good karma someone has amassed during his life, no manager wins 2 CL in a row by accident, let alone 3.
He's still a young manager that has lot to learn, yes but far from tactically clueless manager as some are trying to paint he is.
Besides those quotes are without a signed source? They could be nothing more than a pundits assessment of his work.
1M for the Colombian number 1 and what sort of clause is that ?!
They both support the fact that he's not tactically naive, which is what I was saying. I was actually agreeing with your point that he has to be doing something right.
... you didn’t read the articles right?
Wheeler writes that Pogba’s primary reason for seeking a move is because he wants Barca. Any issues with Mourinho secondary to that. I find that plausible. So many rumours about the Catalans tapping him up after all.
I'm starting to think he'll spend his peak years Palace. It'll take a mega offer to prise him away from them now. He's easily worth 70m-80m to them, he's their best player and the difference between mid-table or a relegation battle.
If it happens though, we get a windfall.
Wheeler writes that Pogba’s primary reason for seeking a move is because he wants Barca. Any issues with Mourinho secondary to that. I find that plausible. So many rumours about the Catalans tapping him up after all.
I'm surprised this idea of unearthing talent hasn't already appealed to the Glazers, if it works think of the money it would save the feckers!
As a fan, I love signings like Pogba and Sanchez because it's exciting. I also realise it helps the club commercially, I totally understand that.
But I've always liked the low key signings that turn into hits the most; Solskjaer, VdS, Evra, Vidic, Chicarito, etc. Even that boy Ronaldo, arguably one of our most successful signings of all time.
A DoF who could help blend those two transfer ideologies would be great.
He needs to either publicly reaffirm his commitment to be here or move on (for £200m or more).
Wheeler writes that Pogba’s primary reason for seeking a move is because he wants Barca. Any issues with Mourinho secondary to that. I find that plausible. So many rumours about the Catalans tapping him up after all.
“I put the offer in and Barcelona asked for a totally different amount that we would never have paid. Then they said, 'Ok, we will wait until the end of the market'. We never changed our offer. That was a bit of gamble because everyone was writing about Man United (wanting Mina) and Barcelona used that, agents used that, everyone used it. I don't know exactly if Man United were in. The player said constantly to me, 'I want to go to Everton'.
“I put the offer in and Barcelona asked for a totally different amount that we would never have paid. Then they said, 'Ok, we will wait until the end of the market'. We never changed our offer. That was a bit of gamble because everyone was writing about Man United (wanting Mina) and Barcelona used that, agents used that, everyone used it. I don't know exactly if Man United were in. The player said constantly to me, 'I want to go to Everton'.
Yeah I can see that happening and I can also see Mou leaving and improving Pogbas mood no endPogba has 4 years on his contract. I cant see us selling him on a cheap. No amount of tapping up will drive the price down.
He wont run his contract down in the reserves. Brand Pogba is worth a lot to him and Riola.
So either he stays for at least 3 more seasons or we get a bumper price for a player who wants to leave. Both scenarios are fine.
If he doesnt sign an extension after 3 seasons, we might cash in for a slightly lower amount.. but I dont think that'll happen. We'll pay him and he'll sign on.
But if he was so keen to manage an English club then you’d expect he would already speak English in my opinion. I call BS on this.You know Mike he is currently free and if he can speak half the European languages, I don’t think he’d have a problem learning another.
Well to be honest as talented as Pogba is . If his heart is not set at United and if Barca are ready to break the bank and offer a crazy sum then I wouldn't mind cashing on him . He is very talented but if he wants to throw his weight around and undermine the club in any way then both him and Mourinho should be shown the door . Neither has done anything extra ordinary for us in order to dictate any terms to the club .
But if he was so keen to manage an English club then you’d expect he would already speak English in my opinion. I call BS on this.
I don't think you have been following Barca closely. They are trying to be the new galactico club. They have lost many talented youngsters over the past few years, even we were linked with one.Even the buys of De Jong and Arthur prove the same. They don't give a shite about youth anymore.Think it's BS.
A) it's the Mail;
B) Barca can't afford the price, nor the wages required to get Pogba
C) the tax rate in Spain is too prohibitive
D) they want Frenkie De Jong
E) they also have Puig and Alena, both of whom look nailed on to be Barca midfielders for the next decade
F) they need a Busquets replacement more than an Iniesta one
It just isn't going to happen, and especially since RMC have stated that Barca is not on the agenda for Pogba and his own words stated that he loves the club.
What he's doing now is simply a (pretty obvious and transparent) ploy to get a better contract, and considering how piss poor Sanchez has been, you can't really say it's undeserved.
You really don't get how this club works. EW is on record, touting the club's ability to make money regardless of results. So, if you believe that a player sale at a high price is going to somehow translate to better success on the field, you are sadly mistaken.
You're happy that the Glazers have taken more money out of the club and paid more in interest payments combined, than Man City has put into the club since the new owners took over? Presently, there's a manager who plays a brand of football that is not appealing to potential transfer targets. I may want Pogba to escape the debilitating management of JM but I'm under no illusion that this is helping MUN progress.
I don't think you have been following Barca closely. They are trying to be the new galactico club. They have lost many talented youngsters over the past few years, even we were linked with one.Even the buys of De Jong and Arthur prove the same. They don't give a shite about youth anymore.
I don't know if they'll be buying Pogba or not but, but if they don't, it won't be because of their academy products