Recent content by nothingman96

This pretty much sums up everything that needs to be said about this topic. There's no such thing as a flawless player, no reason to hold it against Pogba. If used properly, he's a world class player and if we let him go, we'll only have ourselves to blame.

Main points: - he's still a very good keeper; - the mistakes are becoming more frequent and inexplicable; - he should be dropped and he should take it as a man; - the drop won't happen in the last two games which is why all we have to hope for is that we get through those games without him...

Spot on! Some people might be taking the theater part in The Theater of Dreams way too literally.

Great post, insightful and constructive. This post should be mandatory reading for anyone who wants to put his/her two cents in on this topic.

The most mindblowing thing about Young is that he was allowed to come back home with the team after that mistake in the second leg vs. Barcelona. That night I decied not to watch another game with him in the team - he almost gave me a heart attack. My break might soon be over.

This pretty much sums up the standards we hold players up to these days.

Tagliafico learned tackling by watching Scholes.

Bring it on!

It really shouldn't be. I think that the whole romantic backdrop (which I love, of course) is actually not helping Ole in terms of truly and objectively assessing and appreciating what he's done with this team.

Yes, we all remember the epic battle for his signature between Real, Barcelona, Bayern, Juventus and the Chinese giants he ended up going to who got him just because they offered more money.