I don't hate Pogba, I'm just not blind loyal to the idea and appraisal I had of him when he was 18. The investment in "potential" of players is why some people, genuinely wanted to bring back Ravel effing Morrison.
You don't have to think that he was the greatest thing since sliced bread but you can at least give the guy his dues. He was a starter for Juventus in those title wins and was a very important player in the French World Cup winning team.
I don't get the hate. Our club is rotten to the core - from top to bottom. Do you think the clubs employees would be happy? If your managers were scumbags, I'm sure you would be quite unhappy as well."Man Utd held my career back. Now it is time for me to show everyone what I can really do....."
Because our club has been run for decades by a bunch of clowns. It wasn't the first time our club got fleeced and it sure wasn't the last time.
I'm glad, it was tongue in cheek.
It really is. Most pro players will go their whole careers without winning a league title, let alone a domestic cup.
I said, one or two seasons. The rest is just average.
He had the skill but he was slow to move the ball, that's why he was bad Vs the press and in tight areas, didn't have fast enough feet.
Playing for your country is very different, opposition is weaker, in recent years not many good teams and do often stacked.
Funnily enough, he spent the entire game on the bench and was still selected to take the drug test. Getting banned for a game you didn't even play in must really sting.
You don't think he looked good because of them? There are many players who could play with those 2.
It's kinda sketchy, right? Why would they include player that didn't spend a single minute on the field and waste testing allocation on?
He was also good in the CL the season they reached the final and lost to Barca. You won't ever see me arguing against the fact he's been a big big disappointment overall, I just feel there is no need to do some ridiculous revisionism that's all
There is a final pay day waiting in Saudi and he wanted to be a part of that conversation?.
Dear god, no!
Yeah maybe a bit rash, but thanks for calling me god.
Aren't drugs tests random selection at the discretion of the testers?
What PL players failed a test after the PL? All I can think of is Kolo Toure. Sakho got caught but through UEFA. It's a bit strange when you think about it, how few positive tests there are.
Doesn’t negate what he achieved with the team. I think he had an objectively great career, you think otherwise. Let’s just agree to disagree.Mainstay
Guys they won the league like eight years in a row.
I can't think of many either. But it seems in the PL they either go unreported or that the number of players being tested is very small that the chances of getting caught are minimal.
I think their scope is any player who is registered to play irrespective of who plays on any given time. I mean even as a crock who just warming the bench the dude is absolutely a nightmare to manage. Im loving this.
Why would a bulking a muscle and pushing it beyond it’s natural limit wouldn’t help you in a man to man contest?
A few days before this story broke, he made an itw about he's been mentally broken by his last few seasons.
Sakho was exonerated though but the damage was done, lost part of his club and international career and he couldn't recover from it
It absolutely will, its nonsense that it wouldn't.
Sure.
Can’t damage the brand ‘best league in the world’ too much money involved.
