You've avoided my question. You said teams were cutting through us, when that is all made up nonsense to continue with this made up narrative that Pogba cant defend. Is he better than McTominay, Fred or Matic at defending in the deeper area? No, but thats where the midfield balance comes from. Just like Keane was better than Scholes or Matic better than Fabregas at Chelsea, for example.
Fact is, Pogba's role in our midfield is to be the creator of the two midfielders, and before his injury that is what he was doing.
Despite conceding quite a few chances against Chelsea, we won 4-0, where, in my opinion, Pogba had a great game. We then went on Wolves, Palace, Southampton, Rochdale, Arsenal, respectively, all of which Pogba played in, and despite the results not being what we'd have wanted, our problem, which has been our problem for quite a now, was the lack of ability to break teams down.
Instead of having Lingard and Pereira play as a 10, we now have Bruno, who has been a revelation so far. Despite us not being the finished article, we have seen the effects of having a top class playmaker as a 10. Where Pogba comes in is creating play from deep and feeding what could potentially be a front four of Martial, Rashford, Sancho and Bruno.
Whilst Fred, McTominay and Matic have been excellent in the deeper role this season, none of them have the passing ability of Pogba.
Now before anyone starts with the fanboy nonsense, I want to say I'd be happy with whatever decision the club makes in regards to selling or keeping Pogba. Like you, I'm a United fan and ultimately want what's best for the club. However, there's lies often made up about Pogba because the media paint him as this massive ego that has control of the club. Maybe he is that player. If he is, Ole will have to make a choice as to what to do with him, but we need to stick to facts.