1) It is revisionist I'm afraid. If you go back to when we signed him you will see a very different picture painted based on the player Pogba "could be", to the oone now being portrayed...there was a general consensus he wasn't worth £89m based on the player he currently was when we signed him. What we have now is people pretending he was something he wasn't for Juventus, who in most cases probably never even watched him play for them outside of the odd game. I remember
@jojojo describing him as a "player who looks better on the youtube highlights than he does in a game"...which, actually, sounds exactly like Paul Pogba to me. I remember watching him for France in the Euros and trying to figure out what it was he was actually supposed to be doing, due to him so often seemingly doing absolutely nothing at all. It isn't a problem that has magically cropped up because nasty Jose Mourinho is playing him 3m out of position, or doesn't put enough good midfielders next to him for him to not have to worry about actually doing some midfielding. This magicall position in midfield that doesn't come with the responsibility of being a good midfielder DOES NOT EXIST.
2) Suarez at Liverpool? Alonso at Liverpool. Scholes at United at times. Sanchez at Arsenal. Bale at Spurs. Modric at Spurs...shall I go on? ...Even good players stick out if they have worse players around them, because they are good players. There are countless examples right now even just in the PL. They don't go into a shell or stop doing their jobs just because their team mates are closer to Charlie Adams than they are to Zinedine Zidane. That is literally what makes them good players. It's a very simple concept. A footballer is good or great, because he is better at football than other footballers...not because he is better than them only if the rest of his team are so good it doesn't actually matter if he is better than them or not. This is a rule that has been invented just to try and pretend Paul Pogba is something he has done nothing at all for us to show he is.
3) You know another important thing that makes a great player great...is having a determination and responsibility to make themselves great, and to recognise the hard work and maturity required to do that. Is this Paul Pogba?
They will be straw arguments when Pogba starts proving they are. They do not become straw arguments just because people are willing to invent arguments to make it impossible for Pogba playing badly to ever be Pogba's fault.