Because you have deep issues with Pogba doesn't make what Neville said last night correct.
Last week we had Rashford win the pen and decide to take the pen and the conversation was had with our designated penalty taker. Had he missed the pen we all know that the narrative would not be the same. That Neville would not have gotten personal about the player. Pogba is the only player Neville would take this line with and that's frankly unjust.
If you can't see how putting so much personal focus on one players character constantly might inflame tensions and create agendas then you're simply saying the media have no influence on public opinion.
You have an opinion on the man and not the player, this is where I think fans go wrong. My opinions on strangers (footballers) are based on all it can be, ability and performance. From what I do hear Pogba is the nicest guy around carrington but hey Neville doesn't like him, you don't like him so I guess it's fine for Neville to create a toxic atmosphere once more for the player to cope with, for the club to manage. Because you don't like the individual
Try changing the individual and keep all other factors the same. Do you honestly think you'd feel the same about what Neville has created?
Thanks for detailed opinion.
My issues with Pogba are purely as a player at Manchester United, not sure which comments you thought were about him as a man.
Pogba generates huge focus upon himself through his self managed public social media, sponsorships and endorsement advertising. Beyond playing at Old Trafford, he is putting stimulus into the public sphere which is designed to generate a response ('caption this'?! etc). He has every right to have blue hair and all the other stuff, but when he puts it on participative social media platforms, people will respond to it, not always to his or your liking. Don't want a response, don't put it on social media.
Given he was our record signing, supposed best player, and the most high profile marketed footballer right now, I'm not sure what else to expect except a massive personal focus on him. And Pogba's pre season nonsense and missed penalty means it will be criticism.
It's sad that part of the response he generates is racist abuse. Its not on. And I've suggested ways that might be tackled on previous pages. But Neville's criticism of him has nothing to do with racists who abuse Pogba.